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Configuration
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Monitoring Linux Monitoring of VMWare ESXi Monitoring of dockers Monitoring ORACLE databases Catalog of Check Plug-ins Datasource programs Local checks Monitoring instances (sites) Managed Services Edition Distributed Monitoring NagVis Integration of LDAP/Active Directory The event console Availability Automatic agent updates Alert handlers Reports Check_MK over HTTPS Check_MK's extension packages (MKPs) Regular expressions in Check_MK Check_MK on the command line Livestatus Livestatus: Command reference Web-API Web-API: Command reference Check_MK's simulation mode Kerberos The Check_MK micro core (CMC) CMC's files and directories Migration to the CMC Special characteristics of the CMC

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The Check_MK Appliance
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General information about 3ware ATA RAID Controller

Distribution:	official part of Check_MK
License:	GPL
Supported Agents:	Linux

This check check informations about 3ware ATA RAID Controller. The Linux agent sends the neccessary data, if the command line utility tw_cli is found in the shells search path. The usual way is to install it into /usr/local/bin or /usr/bin.

The utility tw_cli can be downloaded from http://3ware.com/support/downloadpage.asp.

Item

A string containing the name of the controller, e.g. "/c5".

Discovery

All controllers are automatically inventorized. There are only one state OK and has information about model, firmware and serial number all of controllers.