Script to find nmon for AIX

[jdalrymple]

Lot's of options. As I mentioned, you're a good portion of the way there with your currently selected plugin. You'll just need to get NRPE compiled and installed on your platform:

This document assumes Linux, if you are an AIX admin though most of the concepts should make sense to you:
https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... ios-XI.pdf

Once that's compiled and configured, the setup you currently have can be used to send the data back to the Nagios server.

[raamardhani7]

Lot's of options. As I mentioned, you're a good portion of the way there with your currently selected plugin. You'll just need to get NRPE compiled and installed on your platform:

This document assumes Linux, if you are an AIX admin though most of the concepts should make sense to you:
https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... ios-XI.pdf

Once that's compiled and configured, the setup you currently have can be used to send the data back to the Nagios server.

Hi Jdalrymple,

I have installed the binaries and NRPE plugin is working fine. I wanted to have nmon monitored

Thanks again.

[jdalrymple]

I have installed the binaries and NRPE plugin is working fine. I wanted to have nmon monitored

Perfect, and it seems your cron is working, so the only thing left is to add these commands to your nrpe.cfg. Something like the following at the bottom should work:

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command[check_nmon_cpu]=/path/to/check_nmon -F /etc/perf/nmonserver_name.nmon -k CPU_ID -s User%,Sys%,Wait%,Idl
command[check_nmon_pages]/path/to/check_nmon -F /etc/perf/nmonserver_name.nmon -k PAGE -s pgin,pgout,pgsin,pgsout
command[check_nmon_netio]=/path/to/check_nmon -F /etc/perf/nmonserver_name.nmon -k NET,NETERROR -s en0-read-KB/s,en0-write-KB/s,en0-ierrs,en0-oerrs,en0-collisions
command[check_nmon_diskio]=/path/to/check_nmon -F /etc/perf/nmonserver_name.nmon -k IOADAPT -s fcsx_read-KB/s,fcsx_write-KB/s,fcsx_xfer-tps
command[check_nmon_memory]=/path/to/check_nmon -F /etc/perf/nmonserver_name.nmon -k MEM -s Real Free %,Virtual free %

Then appropriate services setup in nagios that run a command something like:

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$USER1$/check_nrpe -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -c check_nmon_cpu

And the like

Make sense?

[raamardhani7]

I have installed the binaries and NRPE plugin is working fine. I wanted to have nmon monitored

Perfect, and it seems your cron is working, so the only thing left is to add these commands to your nrpe.cfg. Something like the following at the bottom should work:

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command[check_nmon_cpu]=/path/to/check_nmon -F /etc/perf/nmonserver_name.nmon -k CPU_ID -s User%,Sys%,Wait%,Idl
command[check_nmon_pages]/path/to/check_nmon -F /etc/perf/nmonserver_name.nmon -k PAGE -s pgin,pgout,pgsin,pgsout
command[check_nmon_netio]=/path/to/check_nmon -F /etc/perf/nmonserver_name.nmon -k NET,NETERROR -s en0-read-KB/s,en0-write-KB/s,en0-ierrs,en0-oerrs,en0-collisions
command[check_nmon_diskio]=/path/to/check_nmon -F /etc/perf/nmonserver_name.nmon -k IOADAPT -s fcsx_read-KB/s,fcsx_write-KB/s,fcsx_xfer-tps
command[check_nmon_memory]=/path/to/check_nmon -F /etc/perf/nmonserver_name.nmon -k MEM -s Real Free %,Virtual free %

Then appropriate services setup in nagios that run a command something like:

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$USER1$/check_nrpe -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -c check_nmon_cpu

And the like

Make sense?

Thank you so much Jdalrymple.. You can close this thread now..