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Please do not thread hijack (in this case, the thread originated by
d.tom.schmitt). Thank you.
On 04/06/2011 02:28 PM, Taylor Lewick wrote:
Hi all, we manage several hundred hosts, and we?ve noticed when doing
maintenance that requires shutdown/reboot that occasionally (seldom) on
restart one or more of the memory modules in a given host isn?t
detected. Sometimes it requires reseating the memory, sometimes just a
reboot, sometimes the memory is bad. Thus we have a need to write a
script that will check the amount of memory each host sees, and send an
email/alert if its below a given amount.
So I thought why not make use of xymon and the memory test you get for
free. A large percentage of our hosts >60% have exactly 6 GB of memory,
but a large percentage does not. So I was wondering if there is a way
to make use of the hobbit-clients.cfg script where I could set alert
thresholds for a new external script.
The default value for any host would be alert if less than 6.0 GB of
memory is detected, but I could set custom alerts for given hosts that
have more or less than this amount.
I don?t believe its possible to use hobbit-client.cfg file in this way,
but wanted to check with the list and hope I?m wrong.
Thanks,
Taylor
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