Hi all,
I know this is probably the wrong place to post this, but it does pertain to
Nagios.
I encountered a problem while using snmp4nagios. the program is supposed to
report admin=up/oper=down as a critical error. i was testing this by unplugging
the fiber from a host on the switch. when i do this, the check_brocade_port
program was generating a WARNING, saying that the admin status as down. it
reports exactly the same message as when i administratively disable the same
port.
curiously enough, logging on to the switch and running a switchshow displays
the correct status. that is, not disabled and NO_LIGHT. That condition should
report adminstatus=up and operstatus=down.
this seems to me to be an issue with brocade's snmp vs. the internals of the
switch.
has anyone else encountered this issue and is there a way to get the switch to
report the ifAdminStatus correctly?
thanks,
bill york
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