check_disk_smb

[Andy Shellam (Mailing Lists)]

Create one service definition per share.
You could do, for each extra share:

define service {
use SMB
service_description SMB2
check_command check_disk_smb!backups!guest
}

You could then set up a dependency of the extra shares on the main share 
so if the SMB service fails you won't get a notification for each 
additional share.
Only one check_command per service/host is processed and it's the last 
one in the list - hence why you're only seeing the backup share being 
checked.

Andy.

Formoso, Travis wrote:
>
> I am trying to set up monitoring on more than one share on our file 
> server – here is my script
>
>  
>
> # smb
>
> define service{
>
>  use                            generic-service
>
>  
>
>  host_name                      linuxdev1
>
>  service_description            SMB
>
>  is_volatile                    0
>
>  check_period                   24x7
>
>  max_check_attempts             3
>
>  normal_check_interval          1
>
>  retry_check_interval           1
>
>  contact_groups                 bssadmins
>
>  notification_interval          120
>
>  notification_period            24x7
>
>  notification_options           w,u,c,r
>
>  check_command                  check_disk_smb!public!guest
>
>  check_command                  check_disk_smb!backups!guest
>
> }
>
>  
>
> However it only is monitoring the backups – is their a way to set it 
> up so it can monitor all shares on this server?
>
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