[checkmk-commits] Check_MK Git: check_mk: initial version of check manpage for more statgrab_*

Module: check_mk Branch: master Commit: 8247fd0b8eea59cc73eb5b0584580236b038f301 URL: http://git.mathias-kettner.de/git/?p=check_mk.git;a=commit;h=8247fd0b8eea59… Author: Bernd Stroessenreuther <bs(a)mathias-kettner.de> Date: Fri Jul 26 13:03:21 2013 +0200 initial version of check manpage for more statgrab_* --- checkman/statgrab_disk | 4 ++-- checkman/statgrab_net.link | 16 ++++++++++++---- checkman/statgrab_net.params | 32 +++++++++++++++++++++++--------- 3 files changed, 37 insertions(+), 15 deletions(-) diff --git a/checkman/statgrab_disk b/checkman/statgrab_disk index c4e0c33..4fba301 100644 --- a/checkman/statgrab_disk +++ b/checkman/statgrab_disk @@ -19,8 +19,8 @@ item: examples: # adding one service for Disk IO read and one for Disk IO write checks += [ - ('statgrab', 'statgrab_disk', 'read', None), - ('statgrab', 'statgrab_disk', 'write', None), + ('host1', 'statgrab_disk', 'read', None), + ('host1', 'statgrab_disk', 'write', None), ] perfdata: diff --git a/checkman/statgrab_net.link b/checkman/statgrab_net.link index 3e7d618..5c73f69 100644 --- a/checkman/statgrab_net.link +++ b/checkman/statgrab_net.link @@ -4,22 +4,30 @@ catalog: os/network license: GPL distribution: check_mk description: - BERND, FIXME: where does it get target state from? - Checks the link state for an interface and compares it to it's target state. Returns {OK} if link state is equal to the target state. - Returns {WARN} if the link is UP and the target state is UNUSED. + Returns {WARN} if the link is UP and the target state is NO LINK. - Returns {CRIT} if the state is NO LINK and the target state is UP. + Returns {CRIT} if the current state is NO LINK and the target state is UP. Make sure you have the statgrab binary available on the monitored machine. Under HP-UX you also need to activate the hpux_statgrab agent plugin. +examples: + # target state for interface bge0 on host1 is NO LINK + checks += [ + ('host1', 'statgrab_net.link', 'bge0', False) + ] + item: The interface name as defined in the operating system. inventory: Creates one check for each network interface. + When running inventory on a machine, the current state of an interface is + assumed to be the target state. +[parameters] +targetstate(bool): {true} for target state UP, {false} for target state NO LINK. diff --git a/checkman/statgrab_net.params b/checkman/statgrab_net.params index eaad10f..2bb60dc 100644 --- a/checkman/statgrab_net.params +++ b/checkman/statgrab_net.params @@ -4,16 +4,30 @@ catalog: os/network license: GPL distribution: check_mk description: - This check measures the CPU utilization during the last check - cycle. A level can be set only on {wait} (disk wait). + Checks the settings for speed and duplex of a network interface and compares + them to their target state. - BERND: Hinweis auf statgrab-Plugin (HP) bzw. statgrab-Befehl (beide). + Returns {OK} if they are equal and {CRIT} if not. -perfdata: - Three variables: The percentage of time spent in {user}, {system} and {wait} - (disk wait). The idle time can be computed by substracting those three values - from 100%. The user value contains also {nice}. + Make sure you have the statgrab binary available on the monitored + machine. Under HP-UX you also need to activate the hpux_statgrab agent plugin. + +examples: + # target settings for interface bge0 on host1 are a speed of 1000Mb/s + # and Unknown for the duplex state + checks += [ + ('host1', 'statgrab_net.params', 'bge0', ('1000Mb/s', 'Unknown')) + ] + +item: + The interface name as defined in the operating system. inventory: - One check per host is created if the agent contains a {statgrab_cpu} - section containing cpu information. + Creates one check for each network interface. + When running inventory on a machine, the current settings for speed and duplex + of an interface are assumed to be the target states. + +[parameters] +targetstate(string, string): the target state for interface speed and the + target duplex state +