I'm using GWCE 6.0 on RHEL 5 and I'm trying to configure the performance graph for a check that returns the following:
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ILO2_HEALTH OK - Overall Health Ok, Temperatures: CPU 1 (Ok): 39, CPU 2 (Ok): 40, CPU 3 (Ok): 35, CPU 4 (Ok): 36, Ambient (Ok): 19, System (Ok): 41, System (Ok): 40, System (Ok): 43, Memory (Ok): 40 | ''CPU 1''=39;95;99 ''CPU 2''=40;95;99 ''CPU 3''=35;95;99 ''CPU 4''=36;95;99 'Ambient'=19;40;45 'System'=41;75;80 'System'=40;75;80 'System'=43;75;80 'Memory'=40;75;80
If I turn off "Use Status Text Parsing instead of Performance Data", then I get the following error:
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ERROR: Invalid RRD create command: /usr/local/groundwork/common/bin/rrdtool update /usr/local/groundwork/rrd/htvmcl08.qcorpaa.aa.com_check_iLO2.rrd
-t Ambient:System:System:System:Memory 1265234970:19:42:40:43:40
I believe it is failing on the duplicate system values, however, it also appears to be missing all of the CPU values that I would also like to graph. I would like to graph the CPU temperatures and the Ambient temperature, more than the System temperatures. I've tried to do this using parsing, but I don't think I understand how the parsing works, I am familar with Regular Expressions, but I'm not familar with how Groundwork or Nagios is handling them. Here is what I've setup:
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Graph Label: Blade iLO Temperatures
Service: check_iLO2
Use Service as a Regular Expression: OFF
Host: *
Status Text Parsing Regular Expression: =(\d\d+)
Use Status Text Parsing instead of Performance Data: ON
RRD Name: /usr/local/groundwork/rrd/$HOST$_$SERVICE$.rrd
RRD Create Command: $RRDTOOL$ create $RRDNAME$ --step 300 --start n-1yr DS:CPU1:GAUGE:1800:U:U DS:CPU2:GAUGE:1800:U:U DS:CPU3:GAUGE:1800:U:U DS:CPU4:GAUGE:1800:U:U RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:12:9480RRD Update Command $RRDTOOL$ update $RRDNAME$ -t CPU1:CPU2:CPU3:CPU4 $LASTCHECK$:$VALUE1$:$VALUE2$:$VALUE3$:$VALUE4$ 2>&1
Custom RRDtool Graph Command '/graphs/cgi-bin/number_graph.cgi'
Enable ON
Any help on this would be appreciated.
