check_oracle_health tablespace monitoring issues
Posted: Wed Sep 04, 2013 2:06 pm
Hi All,
We are using check_oracle_health plugin from console lab and installed all the modules like instant client, DBI and DBD::Oracle module and able to monitor all the table space,
i am trying to monitor only a single tablespace from the nagios command prompt we are getting the output as desired like below
[nagios@nagiosvm01 libexec]$ ./check_oracle_health --connect xxxxxxxx --user nagios --password Nagios --mode tablespace-usage --name D2_LRG_DATA
WARNING - tbs D2_LRG_DATA usage is 94.00% | 'tbs_d2_lrg_data_usage_pct'=94.00%;90;98 'tbs_d2_lrg_data_usage'=1880MB;1800;1960;0;2000 'tbs_d2_lrg_data_alloc'=2000MB;;;0;2000
but when we are trying to set up the service in UI only getting the output like below with the same command the alert mail also showing the below output
WARNING - tbs D2_LRG_DATA usage is 94.00%
Could anyone please let us know how can we show the output including percentage , and data usages in MB like we are getting from command prompt ?
With Regards,
Bijay Ojha
We are using check_oracle_health plugin from console lab and installed all the modules like instant client, DBI and DBD::Oracle module and able to monitor all the table space,
i am trying to monitor only a single tablespace from the nagios command prompt we are getting the output as desired like below
[nagios@nagiosvm01 libexec]$ ./check_oracle_health --connect xxxxxxxx --user nagios --password Nagios --mode tablespace-usage --name D2_LRG_DATA
WARNING - tbs D2_LRG_DATA usage is 94.00% | 'tbs_d2_lrg_data_usage_pct'=94.00%;90;98 'tbs_d2_lrg_data_usage'=1880MB;1800;1960;0;2000 'tbs_d2_lrg_data_alloc'=2000MB;;;0;2000
but when we are trying to set up the service in UI only getting the output like below with the same command the alert mail also showing the below output
WARNING - tbs D2_LRG_DATA usage is 94.00%
Could anyone please let us know how can we show the output including percentage , and data usages in MB like we are getting from command prompt ?
With Regards,
Bijay Ojha