Nexsan - Template

[davidlinch]

Hi,

Please find my template for Nexsan Device (SAN Storage) based on perl script:

Cpu Usage % on each controller:

cpu.jpg (49.85 KiB) Viewed 2549 times

Memory usage % on each controller:

mem.jpg (38.29 KiB) Viewed 2549 times

Array usage % on each RAID array:

array.jpg (48.29 KiB) Viewed 2549 times

Fiber traffic in bits/sec for each Fiber Host:

fiber.jpg (61.69 KiB) Viewed 2549 times

ISCSI traffic in bits/sec for each ISCSI port:

iscsi.jpg (51.45 KiB) Viewed 2549 times

[davidlinch]

Find Script and Template attached

I've modified the script found on http://www.kript.net/wordpress/?p=748 used for Nagios to be compatible with Cacti.

[kript]

Thanks for doing this! Might have saved me a job..

I was trying to import the XML into our 0.8.7i installation, and all I got was "XML Parse Error", no matter if I copied and pasted, or used the file import.
Trying the same thing via the cli said it had read 197519 bytes of XML data, but no additional templates turned up, so I expect it was just silently failing.

Can anyone else get this to work, and if so, what version of Cacti were they using?
Can I ask what version of cacti was used to create/export the Template?

thanks,

John

[kript]

My guess in the Host Template attached is that the export was done to the browser and then copied and pasted? Something has introduced non-XML formatting e.g.;
- <cacti>

I've tried stripping that out but it still fails - my understanding of the format used is obviously not good enough!. Any chance the original poster could try re-exporting the host template as an XML file and re-posting here?

cheers muchly..

[echochargen1]

Hi - I was able to get this working by opening the xml file and replacing the following strings:
<path_cacti>
<grepstr1>
<grepstr2>
<grepstr3>
<grepstr4>
<grepstr5>
<grepstr6>

...with the same strings without the "<" and the ">" characters.
Then the XML Parse error went away.

Then you need to open each of the Data Input Methods and put the "<" and ">" characters back into the Input String for the strings above.
Kinda tedious, but it worked for me.
I'm sure there's a more elegant method....

[kript]

No chance you could post the fixed versions, are there?

cheers muchly

[leonset]

Here's a fixed version of the template which "seems" to work. I'm currently testing it right now. "Seems" because I'm just starting with Cacti
The perl script is exactly the same.

This perl script, will be executed once for each graph?

Thanks!