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We want to use an IFW check to verify whether a drive or disk is accessible on a Windows server.
For this, we have tested the following two commands:
Invoke-IcingaCheckUsedPartitionSpace
Invoke-IcingaCheckDiskHealth
However, both commands return the status UNKNOWN if the path is not found.
With Invoke-IcingaCheckUsedPartitionSpace, it is possible to change the UNKNOWN status to OK.
However, we want the status to be CRITICAL if a disk is no longer available.
Can the functionality of the Invoke-IcingaCheckDiskHealth check be extended to verify the availability of a disk?
The description states that it checks the availability of the disk, but in reality, UNKNOWN is not the expected return value for an availability check.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
We want to use an IFW check to verify whether a drive or disk is accessible on a Windows server.
For this, we have tested the following two commands:
Invoke-IcingaCheckUsedPartitionSpace
Invoke-IcingaCheckDiskHealth
However, both commands return the status UNKNOWN if the path is not found.
With Invoke-IcingaCheckUsedPartitionSpace, it is possible to change the UNKNOWN status to OK.
However, we want the status to be CRITICAL if a disk is no longer available.
Can the functionality of the Invoke-IcingaCheckDiskHealth check be extended to verify the availability of a disk?
The description states that it checks the availability of the disk, but in reality, UNKNOWN is not the expected return value for an availability check.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: