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README 

= check_hpacucli =
Checks the raid status on a HP Array using hpacucli. to check the following:

 * Controller Status
 * Controller Cache Status
 * Logical disk health (raid status)
 * Physical disk health

== Download ==
check_hpacucli.py depends on the hpacucli binary which comes with the HP Proliant Support Pack (PSP). The PSP can be downloaded [http://downloads.linux.hp.com/SDR/downloads/ProLiantSupportPack here].

You can get check_hpacucly.py directly from our subversion repo [http://opensource.is/trac/browser/nagios-plugins/check_hpacucli/trunk here]

== help page ==
{{{
# python check_hpacucli.py  --help
check_hpacucli version 1.0
This plugin checks HP Array with the hpacucli command

Usage: check_hpacucli.py 
Usage: check_hpacucli.py [--help]
Usage: check_hpacucli.py [--version]
Usage: check_hpacucli.py [--path </path/to/hpacucli>]
Usage: check_hpacucli.py [--no-perfdata]
Usage: check_hpacucli.py [--no-longoutput]


}}}

== Example output ==
{{{
# ./check_hparray --all
OK - Found 1 controllers, 2 logicaldisks. 8 physicaldisks.  | 

Smart Array P400 in Slot 1
- Controller Status: OK (sn: P61620F9VV6FX2)
- Cache Status: OK (sn: PA82C0H9VV4695)

Checking logical Disks:
- Logical Drive: 1 (/boot 101 MB) = OK
- Logical Drive: 2 (None) = OK

Checking Physical Disks:
- physicaldrive 2I:1:1, SAS, 146 GB = OK
- physicaldrive 2I:1:2, SAS, 146 GB = OK
- physicaldrive 1I:1:5, SAS, 146 GB = OK
- physicaldrive 1I:1:6, SAS, 146 GB = OK
- physicaldrive 1I:1:7, SAS, 146 GB = OK
- physicaldrive 1I:1:8, SAS, 146 GB = OK
- physicaldrive 2I:1:3, SAS, 146 GB = OK
- physicaldrive 2I:1:4, SAS, 146 GB = OK
}}}