Smtool Configuration

Several parameters defining the operation of smtool can be configured in the file “/opt/nem/etc/smtool.cfg”:

The configuration file contains the necessary help information.

#!/bin/bash

# This is the configuration file for the System Monitoring tool

# Change history :

# 05.06.2014 NEM R9C version

# These are the severity options for alarms

# LEVEL Severity CHECK

# 0 Critical 0 OFF

# 1 Major 1 ON

# 2 Minor

# 3 Warning

# 4 Indeterminate

# Enable/disable checks

# SNMP

CHECK_SNMP=0

LEVEL_SNMP=3

# Exclude given ip addresses from check

# <ip1>,<ip2>,<ip3>

PPP_EXCLUDE="10.2.2.3,10.3.2.1"

# Filesystems to check

# <mountpoint_of_filesystem_1>:<percentage_1>,<mountpoint_of_filesystem_2>:<percentage_2>

# e.g. "/var:90,/opt:85"

# In the example above, a system alarm is raised,

# when /var exceeds 90% and/or /opt exceeds 85%

# There will be a notification if the filesystem does not exist

CHECK_DISKS="/:90"

LEVEL_DISKS=2

Default settings in smtool.cfg are

• No SNMP check

• Disk check
90 % for / (root)
80 % for /opt partition