220+ check plugins for Icinga and other Nagios-compatible monitoring applications. Each plugin is a standalone command line tool (written in Python) that provides a specific type of check.
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Bug description
I use disk-io-windows to monitor several Windows servers. Two of these servers are Windows Terminal Servers with user profile disks. Users therefore "take their data" with them when they log on to one of the terminal servers.
Unfortunately, disk-io-windows also logs these virtual disks and thus stores a lot of unnecessary performance data.
It would therefore be good if disk-io-windows did not monitor these disks or if this could at least be set.
This issue respects the following points:
Which variant of the Monitoring Plugins do you use?
Bug description
I use disk-io-windows to monitor several Windows servers. Two of these servers are Windows Terminal Servers with user profile disks. Users therefore "take their data" with them when they log on to one of the terminal servers.
Unfortunately, disk-io-windows also logs these virtual disks and thus stores a lot of unnecessary performance data.
It would therefore be good if disk-io-windows did not monitor these disks or if this could at least be set.
Steps to reproduce - Plugin call
'C:\ProgramData\icinga2\usr\lib64\nagios\plugins\disk-io.exe' '--count' '5' '--critical' '90' '--ignore' 'sr0' '--ignore' 'loop0' '--ignore' 'loop1' '--ignore' 'loop2' '--ignore' 'loop3' '--ignore' 'loop4' '--ignore' 'loop5' '--ignore' 'loop6' '--ignore' 'loop7' '--ignore' 'loop8' '--ignore' 'loop9' '--ignore' 'zram0' '--warning' '80'
Steps to reproduce - Data
Environment
Windows Server 2022
Plugin Version
2023051201
Python version
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List of Python modules
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Additional Information
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