I have been monitoring drives on a windows server for years and yesterday it will no longer check or see the E: drive ? The drive is there and I can see all the data on the drive but check_mk will not see it all of a sudden ? I have restarted
the service and even rebuilt the host on the check_mk server still no drive shows up…??
Anyone got any idea’s ?
Thank you.
Philip Parsons
Did someone create a rule to ignore that service?
We have some folks who don’t want some disks on
windows servers monitored so we did that in a
few cases.
On 6/9/2017 2:36 PM, Philip Parsons
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I have been monitoring drives on a windowsserver for years and yesterday it will no longer check or see
the E: drive ? The drive is there and I can see all the data
on the drive but check_mk will not see it all of a sudden ?� I
have restarted the service and even rebuilt the host on the
check_mk server still no drive shows up…??
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Anyone got any idea�s ?
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Thankyou.
Philip Parsons
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Do not believe so. As I am the only one on the server but where would I find the rules if that was the case.
Techeez on the go so please excuse the spelling.
On 6/9/2017 2:36 PM, Philip Parsons wrote:
I have been monitoring drives on a windows server for years and yesterday it will no longer check or see the E: drive ? The drive is there and I can see all the data on the drive but check_mk will not see it all of a sudden ? I have restarted
the service and even rebuilt the host on the check_mk server still no drive shows up…??
Anyone got any idea’s ?
Thank you.
Philip Parsons
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hello,
you can go editing the host and there you will find the button "services". after using "services" you will see a list with all services of the affected host. if the missed service is visible without a new scan you can edit the parameters of that service with all rules which affect that service.
if you do not see your missing service you can do a full scan to get the service back perhaps.
greetings
marcel
On 9. Jun 2017, at 20:50, Philip Parsons <pparsons@techeez.com> wrote:
Do not believe so. As I am the only one on the server but where would I find the rules if that was the case.
Tried that and the drive does not show up after doing a full scan.
Techeez on the go so please excuse the spelling.
On Jun 9, 2017, at 12:42 PM, Marcel Schoch <mail@marcel-schoch.eu> wrote:
hello,
you can go editing the host and there you will find the button "services". after using "services" you will see a list with all services of the affected host. if the missed service is visible without a new scan you can edit the parameters of that service with all rules which affect that service.
if you do not see your missing service you can do a full scan to get the service back perhaps.greetings
marcelOn 9. Jun 2017, at 20:50, Philip Parsons <pparsons@techeez.com> wrote:
Do not believe so. As I am the only one on the server but where would I find the rules if that was the case.
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Hi Philip,
is the drive inside your check_mk agent output?
If yes then the problem lies somewhere on the monitoringserver side. If your drive is missing already at the agent output then it is a strange problem.
If there is a ignore rule existing then the full scan will not help as the service is “ignored”.
You can look inside your “Monitoring Configuration” → “Disabled services” if there is a rule existing.
Best regards
Andreas
Philip Parsons pparsons@techeez.com schrieb am Fr., 9. Juni 2017 um 21:47 Uhr:
Tried that and the drive does not show up after doing a full scan.
Techeez on the go so please excuse the spelling.
On Jun 9, 2017, at 12:42 PM, Marcel Schoch mail@marcel-schoch.eu wrote:
hello,
you can go editing the host and there you will find the button “services”. after using “services” you will see a list with all services of the affected host. if the missed service is visible without a new scan you can edit the parameters of that service with all rules which affect that service.
if you do not see your missing service you can do a full scan to get the service back perhaps.
greetings
marcel
On 9. Jun 2017, at 20:50, Philip Parsons pparsons@techeez.com wrote:
Do not believe so. As I am the only one on the server but where would I find the rules if that was the case.
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The Agent does not show the drive in the DF section but does in the
winperf section of the agent output.
There is not disabled services. I have even removed and installed the
agent again upgrading it as well.
On Sun, 2017-06-11 at 17:12 +0000, Andreas Döhler wrote:
Hi Philip,
is the drive inside your check_mk agent output?
If yes then the problem lies somewhere on the monitoringserver side.
If your drive is missing already at the agent output then it is a
strange problem.If there is a ignore rule existing then the full scan will not help
as the service is "ignored".
You can look inside your "Monitoring Configuration" --> "Disabled
services" if there is a rule existing.Best regards
AndreasPhilip Parsons <pparsons@techeez.com> schrieb am Fr., 9. Juni 2017 um > 21:47 Uhr:
> Tried that and the drive does not show up after doing a full scan.
>
> Techeez on the go so please excuse the spelling.
>
> > On Jun 9, 2017, at 12:42 PM, Marcel Schoch <mail@marcel-schoch.eu > > > wrote:
> >
> > hello,
> >
> > you can go editing the host and there you will find the button
> "services". after using "services" you will see a list with all
> services of the affected host. if the missed service is visible
> without a new scan you can edit the parameters of that service with
> all rules which affect that service.
> > if you do not see your missing service you can do a full scan to
> get the service back perhaps.
> >
> > greetings
> > marcel
> >
> >
> >> On 9. Jun 2017, at 20:50, Philip Parsons <pparsons@techeez.com> > > wrote:
> >>
> >> Do not believe so. As I am the only one on the server but where
> would I find the rules if that was the case.
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Philip Parsons
Techeez on the go
please excuse the spelling.
This looks like a strange problem on your agent side.
Reboot of this Windows machine changed anything?
You can also test if there is other output if you run the agent with “check_mk_agent test” on the command line under your normal user account.
Best regards
Andreas
Philip Parsons pparsons@techeez.com schrieb am So., 11. Juni 2017 um 19:21 Uhr:
The Agent does not show the drive in the DF section but does in the
winperf section of the agent output.
There is not disabled services. I have even removed and installed the
agent again upgrading it as well.
On Sun, 2017-06-11 at 17:12 +0000, Andreas Döhler wrote:
Hi Philip,
is the drive inside your check_mk agent output?
If yes then the problem lies somewhere on the monitoringserver side.
If your drive is missing already at the agent output then it is a
strange problem.
If there is a ignore rule existing then the full scan will not help
as the service is “ignored”.
You can look inside your “Monitoring Configuration” → "Disabled
services" if there is a rule existing.
Best regards
Andreas
Philip Parsons pparsons@techeez.com schrieb am Fr., 9. Juni 2017 um > > > 21:47 Uhr:
Tried that and the drive does not show up after doing a full scan.
Techeez on the go so please excuse the spelling.
On Jun 9, 2017, at 12:42 PM, Marcel Schoch <mail@marcel-schoch.eu > > > > > wrote:
hello,
you can go editing the host and there you will find the button
“services”. after using “services” you will see a list with all
services of the affected host. if the missed service is visible
without a new scan you can edit the parameters of that service with
all rules which affect that service.
if you do not see your missing service you can do a full scan to
get the service back perhaps.
greetings
marcel
On 9. Jun 2017, at 20:50, Philip Parsons pparsons@techeez.com > > > > wrote:
Do not believe so. As I am the only one on the server but where
would I find the rules if that was the case.
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Thank You
Philip Parsons
Techeez on the go
please excuse the spelling.
Hi Philip,
Does the user, the agent runs as, have permissions to see the drive? And what about Andreas’ question if Windows restart changes anything?
Regards,
Marcel
Am 11.06.2017 20:06 schrieb “Philip Parsons” pparsons@techeez.com:
The Agent does not show the drive in the DF section but does in the
winperf section of the agent output.
There is not disabled services. I have even removed and installed the
agent again upgrading it as well.
On Sun, 2017-06-11 at 17:12 +0000, Andreas Döhler wrote:
Hi Philip,
is the drive inside your check_mk agent output?
If yes then the problem lies somewhere on the monitoringserver side.
If your drive is missing already at the agent output then it is a
strange problem.
If there is a ignore rule existing then the full scan will not help
as the service is “ignored”.
You can look inside your “Monitoring Configuration” → "Disabled
services" if there is a rule existing.
Best regards
Andreas
Philip Parsons pparsons@techeez.com schrieb am Fr., 9. Juni 2017 um
21:47 Uhr:
Tried that and the drive does not show up after doing a full scan.
Techeez on the go so please excuse the spelling.
On Jun 9, 2017, at 12:42 PM, Marcel Schoch <mail@marcel-schoch.eu
wrote:
hello,
you can go editing the host and there you will find the button
“services”. after using “services” you will see a list with all
services of the affected host. if the missed service is visible
without a new scan you can edit the parameters of that service with
all rules which affect that service.
if you do not see your missing service you can do a full scan to
get the service back perhaps.
greetings
marcel
On 9. Jun 2017, at 20:50, Philip Parsons pparsons@techeez.com
wrote:
Do not believe so. As I am the only one on the server but where
would I find the rules if that was the case.
–
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Thank You
Philip Parsons
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please excuse the spelling.
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Hi Philip
Create a folder, share it, try to assign a drive letter (b: usualy not used, i am not shure if the command NET use works in the same computer), and make a fullscan to see if is deteted…
Jorge Martins
Especialista de Informática
(Enviado via equipamento móvel)
De: Marcel Schulte
Enviado: domingo, 11 de Junho, 19:27
Assunto: Re: [Check_mk (english)] Df drive check on windows just stopped working.
Para: checkmk-en@lists.mathias-kettner.de
Hi Philip,
Does the user, the agent runs as, have permissions to see the drive? And what about Andreas’ question if Windows restart changes anything?
Regards,
Marcel
Am 11.06.2017 20:06 schrieb “Philip Parsons” pparsons@techeez.com:
The Agent does not show the drive in the DF section but does in the
winperf section of the agent output.
There is not disabled services. I have even removed and installed the
agent again upgrading it as well.
On Sun, 2017-06-11 at 17:12 +0000, Andreas Döhler wrote:
Hi Philip,
is the drive inside your check_mk agent output?
If yes then the problem lies somewhere on the monitoringserver side.
If your drive is missing already at the agent output then it is a
strange problem.
If there is a ignore rule existing then the full scan will not help
as the service is “ignored”.
You can look inside your “Monitoring Configuration” → "Disabled
services" if there is a rule existing.
Best regards
Andreas
Philip Parsons pparsons@techeez.com schrieb am Fr., 9. Juni 2017 um > > 21:47 Uhr:
Tried that and the drive does not show up after doing a full scan.
Techeez on the go so please excuse the spelling.
On Jun 9, 2017, at 12:42 PM, Marcel Schoch <mail@marcel-schoch.eu > > > > wrote:
hello,
you can go editing the host and there you will find the button
“services”. after using “services” you will see a list with all
services of the affected host. if the missed service is visible
without a new scan you can edit the parameters of that service with
all rules which affect that service.
if you do not see your missing service you can do a full scan to
get the service back perhaps.
greetings
marcel
On 9. Jun 2017, at 20:50, Philip Parsons pparsons@techeez.com > > > wrote:
Do not believe so. As I am the only one on the server but where
would I find the rules if that was the case.
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dangerous content by MailScanner, and is
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Thank You
Philip Parsons
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please excuse the spelling.
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