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Asked by kamsuj in Miscellaneous Software, Linux, Miscellaneous Networking
Hi,
I have a task to setup a linux server with nagios and monitor disk usage, memory usage, processor usage etc in windows servers. I already have working installation of nagios which monitors localhost (linux box) and using ping it monitors my isp gateway. Unfortunately i'm stuct with monitoring disks with snmp from command line using snmpget works perfect i wanted to easier my task and i've tryed to use plugins from nagiosexchange and almost with all of them is the same problem they work from command line but not from nagios. For example "Enhanced SNMP Windows Disk Check" from bash perfect from nagios it was getting me errors like not defined variables and not it gets me:
*ePN /etc/nagios/check_win_snmp
_disk: "Use of uninitialized value in multiplication (*) at (eval 21) line 51,".
I'm not a programmer so this doesn't tell me much. Any advice? Maybe i'm doing sth wrong? And maybe there are another scripts which work?
Best,
20091021-EE-VQP-81 / EE_QW_EXPERT_20070906