Free disk space : Invalid drive (Checking Windows 2000 Server)

[Jose Orlando Muñoz Bravo (HP)]

I experimented the same situation when I used the check over a compressed disk, and this don't have a directly solution jet.

Have you got a compressed disk?

Jomb.

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De: MrWetsnow [mailto:dant at wetsnow.com]
Enviado el: jueves, 05 de junio de 2003 15:55
Para: Nagios-users at lists.sourceforge.net
Asunto: [Nagios-users] Free disk space : Invalid drive (Checking Windows
2000 Server)



Hello.

I am running Nagios 1.0 on a linux box.  I used check_nt to check various windows machines.  I have all of them working fine, checking the various drives.  On one machine, when I ask Nagios to check a drive (the D drive on the machine), it always returns:

Free disk space : Invalid drive

It has no problem checking any other drives on that machine.

I am using the nsclient on the Windows Server.

Has anyone seen this before?

Thank you.


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