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check_DynamicDomains
check_DynamicDomains uses the check_DD4A shell (PERL) command:
Usage
check_DD4A -H <host> [-w ] [-D <domainName>]
-H,
--
hostname <host> Hostname or IP address of target to check
-D,
--
domain ALL | <domainName> ALL domains or a specific one: <domainName>
-w,
–-
web WEB HTML output format
Return code
”OK” (0), ”WARNING” (1), ”CRITICAL” (2), ”UNKNOWN” (3)
•
”OK”:
All ”Dynamic Domains” run normally.
•
”WARNING”:
At least one ”Dynamic Domain” is in a ”WARNING” state.
•
”CRITICAL”:
At least one ” Dynamic Domain ” is in a ”CRITICAL” state.
•
”UNKNOWN”
All other types of processing errors (bad parameter, no response, etc
…
).
Note:
In the case of multiple errors, the global state will be the worst one;
”CRITICAL” > ”WARNING” > ”OK”.
Output
A string with a global state descriptor followed, if they exist, by error states of the
concerned component (controller, Logical Device, Physical Device).
If
-D ALL
or without
-D
parameter is used, the first line displays the defined Dynamic
Domains number. Then, only Dynamic Domains with issues are displayed with their status,
their number of used CPUs, their CPU load (and the associated threshold) and their number
of tasks.
Note:
The global state is not displayed textually, only the command return code contains this status
information.