Hi,
I have a custom probe file that polls the remote ports status of a chassis.
From time to time, it'll return false positives from it.
Here's my parameters section:
<parameters>
...
"Remote-Device 10 (1 = on, 0 = OFF)" = "1"
...
</parameters>
Here's my snmp-variables section:
<snmp-device-variables>
...
remoteTpPort10, privateOID, INTEGER, "TP Port Link 10"
remoteFpPort10, privateOID, INTEGER, "Fiber Port Link 10"
...
</snmp-device-variables>
Here's my snmp-device-alarmpoints section:
<snmp-device-alarmpoints>
...
Device10_Remote: clear ((${Remote-Device 10 (1 = on, 0 = OFF)} == 1) &&
(${remoteFpPort10} == 1) && (${remoteTpPort10} == 1)) "TP and FP UP"
Device10_Remote: critical ((${Remote-Device 10 (1 = on, 0 = OFF)} == 1) &&
(${remoteFpPort10} != 1) && (${remoteTpPort10} != 1)) "TP or FP DOWN"
...
</snmp-device-alarmpoints>
Here's how I display the alarms:
<snmp-device-display>
$alarmpointlist
</snmp-device-display>
Initially, everything seems to be working accordingly. However, I will receive
the critical alarm from time to time for Device10. When I checked the values
of remoteTpPort10 & remoteFpPort10, either one's value was 1 at the time of the
alarm being triggered. Based on the condition set above, I shouldn't receive a
critical alarm, right?
Any help would be appreciated. TIA.
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