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SnapMirrorState-Check

Checks the state of SnapMirror relations.

Usage

$ check_netapp_pro.pl SnapMirrorState -H <host> [--state=health|mirror] [ ... ] [--help]

Description

This plugin checks either the health-state or the mirror-state of each relation.

To monitor the lag-time and transfer-size/-time use SnapMirrorMetrics.

Simple Examples

[S1] ./check_netapp_pro.pl SnapMirrorState -H filer

Check all relations for the mirror-state (default)

NETAPP_PRO SNAPMIRRORSTATE OK - 2 snapmirror relations checked.
vserv1:snapdest_2: snapmirrored
vserv1:snapdst: snapmirrored

[S2] ./check_netapp_pro.pl SnapMirrorState -H filer

Same as above, but on an other filer w/ a new snap-mirror.

NETAPP_PRO SNAPMIRRORSTATE WARNING - 2 snapmirror relations checked, 0 critical and 1 warning.
vserv1:vol_userbak: uninitialized (WARNING)
vserv1:vol_systembak: snapmirrored

[S3] ./check_netapp_pro.pl SnapMirrorState -H filer --state=health

Checking the health-state.

NETAPP_PRO SNAPMIRRORSTATE OK - 2 snapmirror relations checked.
vserv1:snapdest_2: healthy (snapmirrored)
vserv1:snapdst: healthy (snapmirrored)

[S4] ./check_netapp_pro.pl SnapMirrorState -H filer --state=health

The health-state of an uninitialized relation is OK.

NETAPP_PRO SNAPMIRRORSTATE OK - 2 snapmirror relations checked.
vserv1:vol_userbak: healthy (uninitialized)
vserv1:vol_systembak: healthy (snapmirrored)

Advanced Examples

Hint: The input for advanced examples is shortend. Replace the '...' below with ‑H <your filers ip or host-name>

[A1] ./check_netapp_pro.pl SnapMirrorState ... -y health -X snapdest_2

Excluding one snapmirror-relation. (Could be ambiguous!)

NETAPP_PRO SNAPMIRRORSTATE OK - 1 snapmirror relation checked.
vserv1:snapdst: healthy (snapmirrored)

[A2] ./check_netapp_pro.pl SnapMirrorState ... -y health -X ^vserv1:snapdest_2$

Same as above but more precise.

NETAPP_PRO SNAPMIRRORSTATE OK - 1 snapmirror relation checked.
vserv1:snapdst: healthy (snapmirrored)