RE: [Perfparse-users] check_nt

[Marr, J. <jm...@br...>]

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Thanks for the pointer regarding the bad plugin.

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I replace the plugin with the latest CVS one... here is what I get.

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This shows up in my perfparse log:

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1099682376      dc9     CPULOAD CPU Load 1% (10 min average)    OK
10 min avg Load=3D1%;80;60;0;100

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When I run the command:

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./check_nt -H dc9.nexus.brodart.internal -v CPULOAD -l
10,80.95,60,80,95,1440,80,95

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CPU Load 0% (10 min average) |   '10 min avg Load'=3D0%;80;60;0;100

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I see the delimiter, so why isn't it showing up in my binary data table?

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Thanks,

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Joe Marr

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Joe
Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2004 11:40 AM
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Subject: [Perfparse-users] check_nt

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I'm not sure whats causeing this issue. But I can see the performance
data from check_nt:

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1099543975      itwebapps       CPULOAD CPU Load 0% (10 min average)
OK         10 min avg Load=3D0%;80;60;0;100

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But I don't see the binary data in the perfdata_service_bin table.=20

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I'm using 0.100.7 (I couldn't tell if this version support check_nt
performance data).

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Joe Marr, CCNP CCDP

Senior Systems Administrator

Brodart, Co.

Cell: 570.971.7600

Pager: 570.370.3095

Office: 570.326.2461 ext. 6130

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