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Gerd Pleyer
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CCISS monitoring

Hi all!

I want to monitor my HP Servers (DL380G4 and some others) with the HPASM package and Nagios.

I use gentoo and installed with an ebuild from tuxus http://www.tuxus.com/app-admin/hpasm/ version 7.3 from hpasm.

Works so far fine - SNMP monitoring of fans etc. works, but the disk monitoring doesn't work.

The cmaidad daemon is not loaded and in the cma.log there is something standing modules.dep could't be found.

I use a solid kernel and compiled the cciss driver directly in.

Can somebody help me the cmaidad daemon get working?
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Steven E. Protter
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Re: CCISS monitoring

Shalom gerd,

Probably a compatability issue between the OS/kernel and the hpasm you choose to compile in.

Need to see uname -a, exact version of hpasm etc, to help.

I don't know if your distribution is supported.

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Gerd Pleyer
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Re: CCISS monitoring

I use a

System uname: 2.6.16-hardened-r7 i686 Intel(R) Xeon(TM) CPU 2.80GHz

This is a gentoo system - the kernel is built without module support - I compiled all needed drivers into it.
Karsten Breivik_1
Frequent Advisor

Re: CCISS monitoring

Have not yet played with disk monitoring tools in Nagios, but perhaps the smarttools package could be of help if you fail to solve the problem...

http://smartmontools.sourceforge.net/

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