check_pdm - NRPE check plugin for processor, disk and memory on Windows

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NAME

check_pdm - Nagios NRPE plugin for processor, disk and memory check

SYNOPSIS

check_pdm [ [ --processor [--psamples count] [--pinterval seconds] ] | [ --disk [--drive drive letter with colon] ] | [ --memory [ physical|virtual|pagefile ] ] ] [--warning threshold] [--critical threshold] [--verbose] [--help]

DESCRIPTION

check_pdm is a Nagios plugin to monitor basic resources of processor, disk and memory on the local Windows system.

OPTIONS

--processor: Checks processor utilization by collecting three samples with two-seconds intervals and returns the average as default. Number of samples and interval can be adjusted by the options --psamples and --pinterval.
--disk: Checks local disk utilization by using WMI. Option --drive must be specified.
--drive local drive letter with colon: Disk only. Specifies the local drive for utilization measurement.
--memory [ physical|virtual|pagefile ]: Checks physical, virtual or pagefile memory utilization by using WMI. Default is physical.
--warning threshold: Returns WARNING exit code if the measured value is above the threshold.
--critical threshold: Returns CRITICAL exit code if the measured value is above the threshold.
--psamples count: Processor only. Specifies the number of samples for calculation of processor usage. Default is 3.
--pinterval seconds: Processor only. Specifies the interval in seconds between samples. Default is 2.
--verbose: Produces some output for debugging or to see individual values of samples.
--help: Produces a help message.

EXAMPLES

 check_pdm --processor --warning 60 --critical 90 --psamples 10 --pinterval 5

Calculates an average CPU utilization value by sampling the related performance counter 10 times with 5-seconds intervals. In addition to a one-line status output, it also returns CRITICAL if the calculated value is above 90, WARNING if it is above 60 or NORMAL otherwise.

 check_pdm --disk --drive C: -w 97.5 -c 99.5

Gets utilization of C: drive, produces a one-line status output, returns CRITICAL if the measured value is above 97.5%, WARNING if it is above 99.5% or NORMAL otherwise.

 check_pdm --memory -w 90 -c 99

Gets information about physical memory usage, produces a one-line status output, returns CRITICAL if the measured value is above 99, WARNING if it is above 90 or NORMAL otherwise.

 check_pdm --memory pagefile -w 80 -c 95

Gets information about pagefile usage, produces a one-line status output, returns CRITICAL if the measured value is above 95, WARNING if it is above 80 or NORMAL otherwise.

EXIT VALUES

 0 OK
 1 WARNING
 2 CRITICAL
 3 UNKNOWN

AUTHOR

Tevfik Karagulle

COPYRIGHT

This program is distributed under the Artistic License. https://opensource.org/licenses/artistic-license.php

VERSION

Version 1.5, May 2011

CHANGELOG

Changes from 1.4

 - produce performance data according to guidelines

Changes from 1.3

 - Processor measurements are made via 'top' tool on Cygwin.

Changes from 1.2

 - Use Win32::Perflib (ref http://www.jkrb.de/jmk/showsource.asp?f=data/scripts/processor.pl)
 - option --memory accepts three value for different types of memory checks: I<physical> (default), I<virtual> and I<pagefile>

Changes from 1.1

 - processor: Change time interval unit from seconds to milliseconds
 - processor: Use perl module instead of the external tool typeperf

Changes from 1.0

 - use CRITICAL instead of ERROR
 - New option --verbose to produce some additional information for debugging or monitoring.
 - Processor. Two new options: --psamples and --pinterval
 - Disk. Total disk size is also printed.
 - Memory. Page file is monitored instead of physical memory.

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