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Subject: HP Proliant SmartArray nagios check
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Hi,

I've written a small shellscript, which will check any smartarray volume 
in the system, and output the state of the volumes to stdout, as well as 
exit with non-zero errorlevel in case of degraded/rebuilding raid, as 
per the nagios specs.

The script is easily rewritten to perform other tasks in case of 
problems with the raids, like emailing, snmp-oid, being part of daily 
checks or whatever, we use nagios with nrpe for this purpose.

The script itself runs on a bare FreeBSD without any kind of HP 
support-tools, it uses camcontrol to get the device information.

More information at http://www.klintrup.dk/soren/proliant/

Comments/patches/ideas are welcome :-)

Regards,

Søren Klintrup