perfparse-users

[Perfparse-users] perfparse and check_nt

[Garrett H. <gh...@3g...>]

I have perfparse running great with nagios 1.2 reading from a named
pipe; however, my windows hosts' checks that are checked with check_nt
are not showing up. When I run the command from the nagios machine I see
that check_nt does in fact return perf data.

[root@nagios etc]# ../libexec/check_nt -H windowsbox -p 1248 -v
USEDDISKSPACE -l C -w 50% -c 60%

C:\ - total: 9.79 Gb - used: 4.60 Gb (47%) - free 5.19 Gb (53%) | 'C:\
Used Space'=4.60Gb;4.89;5.87;0.00;9.79

Is there an issue with the way the format that the perf data is being
returned that is causing perfparse from adding this to its database?

I am using PerfParse 0.105.6. Schema Version 0.19, check_nt 1.39 (from
the nagios-plugins-1.4 distro)

Many Thanks,
-g

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// Garrett Honeycutt
// Sr. Systems Administrator
// 3GUpload.com, Inc.
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Re: [Perfparse-users] perfparse and check_nt

[abo <ab...@br...>]

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El dj, 23-06-2005 a las 15:11 -0500, Garrett Honeycutt escribi=F3:
> I have perfparse running great with nagios 1.2 reading from a named
> pipe; however, my windows hosts' checks that are checked with check_nt
> are not showing up. When I run the command from the nagios machine I se=
e
> that check_nt does in fact return perf data.
>=20
> [root@nagios etc]# ../libexec/check_nt -H windowsbox -p 1248 -v
> USEDDISKSPACE -l C -w 50% -c 60%
>=20
> C:\ - total: 9.79 Gb - used: 4.60 Gb (47%) - free 5.19 Gb (53%) | 'C:\
> Used Space'=3D4.60Gb;4.89;5.87;0.00;9.79
>=20
> Is there an issue with the way the format that the perf data is being
> returned that is causing perfparse from adding this to its database?
>=20
> I am using PerfParse 0.105.6. Schema Version 0.19, check_nt 1.39 (from
> the nagios-plugins-1.4 distro)
>=20
> Many Thanks,
> -g
>=20
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