Adding Memory utilization script monitor for HP-UX devices
Question: CLI based memory utilization monitor shows wrong value in OpManager for HP-UX servers , how do I add custom script monitor as a work around?
Solution: You can add script monitor and associate to HP-UX devices , go to admin > Script Templates > New Template , fill in monitor name , Description, Interval , Units under Monitor details.
command line : sh ${FileName}.sh
Script body
T=`/usr/contrib/bin/machinfo |awk '/Memory/'|awk -v c=0 '{for (i=0;i<=NF;i++) if($i=="MB") c=i-1;}{print $c}'`;
F=`vmstat 1 3|awk -v c=0 '{for (i=0;i<=NF;i++) if ($i=="free") c=i;} {print $c}'|tail -1`;
echo Data:
echo Memory `echo "scale=3; ((($T-($F*4/1024))/$T)*100)"|bc`
Execute From : Monitored Machine
Save the template , go to device snapshot page > Monitors > Script Monitors > Click here to add Script Monitors> click add on the one you created .
Solution: You can add script monitor and associate to HP-UX devices , go to admin > Script Templates > New Template , fill in monitor name , Description, Interval , Units under Monitor details.
command line : sh ${FileName}.sh
Script body
T=`/usr/contrib/bin/machinfo |awk '/Memory/'|awk -v c=0 '{for (i=0;i<=NF;i++) if($i=="MB") c=i-1;}{print $c}'`;
F=`vmstat 1 3|awk -v c=0 '{for (i=0;i<=NF;i++) if ($i=="free") c=i;} {print $c}'|tail -1`;
echo Data:
echo Memory `echo "scale=3; ((($T-($F*4/1024))/$T)*100)"|bc`
Execute From : Monitored Machine
Save the template , go to device snapshot page > Monitors > Script Monitors > Click here to add Script Monitors> click add on the one you created .
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