The NetEye Plugins packages has been updated with this enhancements: – Added new plugin check_linus_cpus.sh for checking single cpu usage on linux – Added new plugin check_mssql_health for checking MS-SQL Server
Read MoreThe NetEye Plugins packages has been updated with this fixes and enhancements: – Small fixes for check_snmp_env.pl foundry type – Added new plugin check_linux_memory.sh for checking linux physical memory – Added new plugin check_3par for checking HP 3PAR Storages over ssh – Added new plugin check_alternative_cmd.sh (check 2 commands and AND,OR,XOR the output) – Added…
Read MoreThe NetEye Plugins packages has been updated with this fixes and enhancements: – Small fixes for check_snmp_env.pl foundry type – Added new plugin check_linux_memory.sh for checking linux physical memory – Added new plugin check_3par for checking HP 3PAR Storages over ssh – Added new plugin check_alternative_cmd.sh (check 2 commands and AND,OR,XOR the output) – Added…
Read MoreThe NetEye Plugins packages has been updated with this fixes and enhancements: – Small fixes for check_snmp_env.pl foundry type – Added new plugin check_linux_memory.sh for checking linux physical memory – Added new plugin check_3par for checking HP 3PAR Storages over ssh – Added new plugin check_alternative_cmd.sh (check 2 commands and AND,OR,XOR the output) – Added…
Read MoreThe NetEye Monarch (Nagios Config Tool) has been updated with the following bug fixes: – Fix View of files in Export function – Fix Groups permission in User_Groups Permissions
Read MoreThe NetEye Monarch (Nagios Config Tool) has been updated with the following bug fixes: – Fix View of files in Export function – Fix Groups permission in User_Groups Permissions
Read MoreThe NetEye Monarch (Nagios Config Tool) has been updated with the following bug fixes: – Fix View of files in Export function – Fix Groups permission in User_Groups Permissions
Read MoreThe NetEye Plugins package has been updated with this changes: – Fixes and standardization on check_vmware_HostHardwareHealthInfo.sh – Performance fixes for check_perfdata.sh – Added new devices Benning Energy Station and Socomec new snmp devices for check_snmp_ups.pl
Read MoreThe NetEye Plugins package has been updated with this changes: – Fixes and standardization on check_vmware_HostHardwareHealthInfo.sh – Performance fixes for check_perfdata.sh – Added new devices Benning Energy Station and Socomec new snmp devices for check_snmp_ups.pl
Read MoreThe NetEye Plugins package has been updated with this changes: – Fixes and standardization on check_vmware_HostHardwareHealthInfo.sh – Performance fixes for check_perfdata.sh – Added new devices Benning Energy Station and Socomec new snmp devices for check_snmp_ups.pl
Read MoreAn IMPORTANT update for neteye-configtool has been released which fixes a missing field in the snmp_trap configuration database. In the trap_advanced table there is a missing field rule_search which was not automatically added with the earlier packages. For all customers using the SNMP Traphandler with Advanced Rule this update is a MUST HAVE.
Read MoreAn IMPORTANT update for neteye-configtool has been released which fixes a missing field in the snmp_trap configuration database. In the trap_advanced table there is a missing field rule_search which was not automatically added with the earlier packages. For all customers using the SNMP Traphandler with Advanced Rule this update is a MUST HAVE.
Read MoreAn IMPORTANT update for neteye-configtool has been released which fixes a missing field in the snmp_trap configuration database. In the trap_advanced table there is a missing field rule_search which was not automatically added with the earlier packages. For all customers using the SNMP Traphandler with Advanced Rule this update is a MUST HAVE.
Read MoreQuestion: If you have a SW RAID1 and I just replaced, say, /dev/sda with a new HDD as the old one failed. Now, upon trying to recreate the RAID array you discover that the “good” HDD (/dev/sdb) has bad blocks which prevents mdadm from resyncing the array. While you could make backups, replace /dev/sdb as…
Read MoreQuestion: If you have a SW RAID1 and I just replaced, say, /dev/sda with a new HDD as the old one failed. Now, upon trying to recreate the RAID array you discover that the “good” HDD (/dev/sdb) has bad blocks which prevents mdadm from resyncing the array. While you could make backups, replace /dev/sdb as…
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