check_promise_vtrak Nagios Plugin for Promise RAID

Description

check_promise_vtrak checks the following components of your Promise RAIDs:

• Power Supplies
• Blowers
• Disks
• Batteries
• Voltage
• Temperature

Documentation

grattler:/opt/local/libexec/nagios root# ./check_promise_vtrak -h
check_promise_vtrak, 1.0
ConSol* GmbH 2008, Olaf Reineke

Check Promise VTrak Array

Usage:
check_promise_vtrak -H host [-l login] [-p password] [-P port] [-t timeout] [-d] [-v]+
check_promise_vtrak -c conffile [-t timeout] [-d] [-v]+
check_promise_vtrak -f statusfile [-t timeout] [-d] [-v]+
check_promise_vtrak [-h]
check_promise_vtrak [-V]

<host>        The hostname or IP of the array to check
<port>        The telnet port of the array’s CLI
Default: 2300
<login>       The login name for the array’s CLI
Default: adminstrator
<password>    The password for the array’s CLI
Default: password
<conffile>    Read host, port, login and password from given config file
The format of the config file is:
hostname = <host>
port = <port>
login = <login>
password = <password>

<timeout>     Timeout in seconds to abort command with status “UNKNOWN”
Default: 15 seconds
<statusfile>  Do not query an array but parse the given statusfile
[-d]          Dump the arrays status and exit
[-v]          Also print a message for each failure
[-vv]         Also print each raw threshold node
[-vvv]        Also print lots of debugging output

[-h]          Print this help message and exit
[-V]          Print program version and exit

This program needs the “Net::Telnet” perl module installed first
(see www.cpan.org)

Installation

The installations is simple. You have to install the NRPE daemon and the  Perl module Net::Telnet  (see  http://www.cpan.org)

Then extract the plugin to the libexec directory and enjoy.

Example

grattler:/opt/local/libexec/nagios root# ./check_promise_vtrak -H <HOSTADDRESS>
OK: Battery, Blower1-2, DiskArray0-1, LogicalDrive, PSU1-2, PSUFan1-2, PhysDrive, SpareDrive, TempSens1-8, VoltSens1-5

example checks:
grattler:/opt/local/libexec/nagios root# ./check_promise_vtrak -H 192.168.0.111 -v
OK: Battery 1 Enclosure 1: 99%
OK: Battery 2 Enclosure 1: 99%
OK: Blower 1: Functional
OK: Blower 2: Functional
OK: DiskArray 0: OK
OK: DiskArray 1: OK
OK: LogicalDrive 0 “DATA1″ Array 0 “” (RAID5): OK
OK: LogicalDrive 1 “Daten2″ Array 1 “Daten2″ (RAID5): OK
OK: PSU 1: Powered On and Functional
OK: PSU 2: Powered On and Functional
OK: PSUFan 1: Functional
OK: PSUFan 2: Functional
OK: PhysDrive SeqNo 0 PdId 1 Array 0 “”: OK
OK: PhysDrive SeqNo 0 PdId 3 Array 1 “Daten2″: OK
OK: PhysDrive SeqNo 1 PdId 2 Array 0 “”: OK
OK: PhysDrive SeqNo 1 PdId 4 Array 1 “Daten2″: OK
OK: PhysDrive SeqNo 2 PdId 5 Array 0 “”: OK
OK: PhysDrive SeqNo 2 PdId 7 Array 1 “Daten2″: OK
OK: PhysDrive SeqNo 3 PdId 6 Array 0 “”: OK
OK: PhysDrive SeqNo 3 PdId 8 Array 1 “Daten2″: OK
OK: PhysDrive SeqNo 4 PdId 11 Array 1 “Daten2″: OK
OK: PhysDrive SeqNo 4 PdId 9 Array 0 “”: OK
OK: PhysDrive SeqNo 5 PdId 10 Array 0 “”: OK
OK: PhysDrive SeqNo 5 PdId 12 Array 1 “Daten2″: OK
OK: PhysDrive SeqNo 6 PdId 13 Array 0 “”: OK
OK: PhysDrive SeqNo 6 PdId 14 Array 1 “Daten2″: OK
OK: SpareDrive 0 Array 0 “”: OK
OK: SpareDrive 0 Array 1 “Daten2″: OK
OK: SpareDrive 1 Array 0 “”: OK
OK: SpareDrive 1 Array 1 “Daten2″: OK
OK: TempSens 1: 28C
OK: TempSens 2: 29C
OK: TempSens 3: 29C
OK: TempSens 4: 29C
OK: TempSens 5: 46C
OK: TempSens 6: 56C
OK: TempSens 7: 45C
OK: TempSens 8: 54C
OK: VoltSens 1: 3.3V
OK: VoltSens 2: 5.0V
OK: VoltSens 3: 5.0V
OK: VoltSens 4: 11.9V
OK: VoltSens 5: 1.2V

The plugin is not freely available, but we share it if we are booked for consulting purposes or if you have a support contract.