check_drbd

                                

        
        

            
            

                

    

    
Usage


$ check_drbd [-d ] [-e expect] [-p proc] [-r role] [-o states] [-w states] [-c states] [--debug]
Options:
 -d STRING [default: 0. Example: 0,1,2 ]
 -p STRING [default: /proc/drbd. Use '-' for stdin]
 -e STRING [Must be this connected state. Example: Connected]
 -r STRING [Must be this node state. Example: Primary]
 -o STRING [Change value to OK. Example: StandAlone]
 -w STRING [Change value to WARNING. Example: SyncingAll]
 -c STRING [Change value to CRITICAL. Example: Inconsistent,WFConnection]


Example Output


DRBD OK: Device 0 Primary Connected Consistent


Notes:


    

  • Version 0.5.x should work with DRBD 0.6, 0.7, 8.0, 8.2, and 8.3
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  • All versions require perl.
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  • If DRBD is running on remote host, plugin may require check_by_ssh, nrpe, or nsca.
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  • Use the --debug option to understand what effects the options have.
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ChangeLog:


0.5.3


    

  • Added support for drbd 8.3 connection states
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0.5.2


    

  • Added support for drbd 8.2 connection states (patch from Norbert Tretkowski)
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0.5.1


    

  • Added support for monitoring multiple devices at once
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0.5


    

  • Added support for drbd 8.0
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0.4.1


    

  • Code cleanup, no new features
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Copyright


by Brandon Lee Poyner bpoyner / CCAC.edu