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Hi Gang,

New to Nagios and we have NCPA agents running now and doing checks for disks, pings, memory etc. Question is, I can disk storage utilisation for Windows C: which is great but how do I do this for other logical partitions e.g. E:, F: and so on.

I'd prefer to use the NCPA so not sure if other plug-ins are

Thanks a bunch!

Daniel

Hello, with NSclient I do it in the following way

check_nt!USEDDISKSPACE!-l e -w 80 -c 90

there in bold and red I define the disk that I want to monitor

@dmartins, Please check out these commands:

The thresholds are triggered if the used space is greater than the supplied value. The thresholds are triggered if the free space is less than the supplied value.

dmartins wrote:Hi Gang,

New to Nagios and we have NCPA agents running now and doing checks for disks, pings, memory etc. Question is, I can disk storage utilisation for Windows C: which is great but how do I do this for other logical partitions e.g. E:, F: and so on.

I'd prefer to use the NCPA so not sure if other plug-ins are

Thanks a bunch!

Daniel

You would just change the your command
for example if this is the command for C: This would be D:

Hi Guys,

Thanks for the suggestions but remember we are utilising the NCPA agent. Perhaps I wasn't clear enough so here we go again.

As I previously mentioned we already have disk checking for single disks which is great, the service command is as followed:

check_ncpa -M 'disk/logical/C:|/used_percent' -w 90 -c 95 -u G

This command uses the check_ncpa.py script.

This is great for hosts with just a single partition, but not so for servers with more than one partition like Server SQL boxes, Linux boxes and so on.

I will post on the github site for support to.

Thanks,

Daniel

I see, are you looking to check all the disks in 1 check?
If so there is already a request for this and it will be coming in a future version

https://github.com/NagiosEnterprises/ncpa/issues/178

Yes that is what I was trying to look for Scott! I saw that too but was hoping something already existed

scottwilkerson wrote:I see, are you looking to check all the disks in 1 check?
If so there is already a request for this and it will be coming in a future version

https://github.com/NagiosEnterprises/ncpa/issues/178

Should be out in the next minor I believe 2.2.0 but not 100% sure.