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Check DiskIO via SNMP

Rating
6 votes
Favoured:
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Current Version
1.3
Last Release Date
2011-01-24
License
GPL
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check_diskio_ucdPlugin Version 1.2
check_diskio_ucdPlugin Version 1.3
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Check Disks via UCD-DISKIO MIB. This plugin checks the disk-IO per second of a diskdevice.
Check Disks via UCD-DISKIO MIB.

This plugin checks the disk-IO per second of a diskdevice.

The following values are shown:

- Read MB/sec
- Write MB/sec
- Read IO/sec
- Write IO/sec
- Total IO/sec

It makes two measurements within 5 seconds and calculates the difference.
Reviews (3)
This plugin works great for PERF IP data. It give's back nice perf data as shown below and works with SNMP v3 as well.

Performance data

ReadMB=0.00MB/s WriteMB=0.01MB/s ReadIO=0.00IO/s WriteIO=0.60IO/s TotalIO=0.60IO/s
bykantlivelong, December 7, 2011
Would it be hard to add read queue warn/crit thresholds?
byrct, December 2, 2010
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
It works well but there was a little problem in the perfdatas (see http://nagiosplug.sourceforge.net/developer-guidelines.html#AEN201).

I modified it to suit my needs (and corrected perfdata) :
$perfdata=sprintf("Read=%.2fMB/s Write=%.2fMB/s Read=%.2fIO/s Write=%.2fIO/s Total=%.2fIO/s;%d;%d",$IONReadMBsec,$IONWrittenMBsec,$IOReadssec,$IOWritessec,$dskIOTotal,$opt_warn,$opt_crit);

Thanks for the plugin :)