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Robert,
Here is a brief sample of a check_snmp command that I using to grab the system description.
define service { use Sensor-ND hostgroup_name Switches,Routers,Firewalls service_description Check-ND-Show-version check_command check_snmp!sysDescr.0!public register 1 }
I do use a template for this one, but it’s fairly simple (mostly defaults).
When I want to find out what an OID is, or ?? I use snmpwalk to “walk” the MIB of the device. It gives enough information so you will want to start drinking early in the day. ;-)
I hope that helped.
Mike
-----Original Message-----
I’m new to setting up SNMP on nagios. I need some pointers. I have downloaded the mibs that I need but I have never installed them on Suse 10 for nagios 2.0. Could you all tell me how I would get the mibs in place to be used by the ./check_snmp command.
Could you all send me an example of the ./check_snmp command that you all use
Thank you
Robert Stewart SalesEng. E&H Integrated Systems
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