On Mon, 13 Mar 2006, Matthew Joyce wrote:
Hi All
I'm using Nagios (on Debian Sarge) to monitor our servers and I'm having
difficulties getting chack_snmp to work.
If I use the command `snmpget -v1 -m /root/DELL_10892.mib -c public
myserver powerSupplyStatus.1.1`
I get the result : MIB-Dell-10892::powerSupplyStatus.1.1 = INTEGER:
ok(3)
I'm pretty happy with that, but I need check_snmp to report back to
nagios.
From the MIB I can see the following...
DellStatus ::= INTEGER {
other(1), -- the status of the object is not one of
the following:
unknown(2), -- the status of the object is unknown
-- (not known or monitored)
ok(3), -- the status of the object is ok
nonCritical(4), -- the status of the object is warning,
non-critical
critical(5), -- the status of the object is critical
(failure)
nonRecoverable(6) -- the status of the object is
non-recoverable (dead)
}
So for Nagios I expected the following to work...
`./check_snmp -C public -H myserver -o powerSupplyStatus.1.1 -w 4 -c
5:6`
results : SNMP CRITICAL - *3*
Have I misunderstood how the warning and critical thresholds work ?
Can anyone help ?
I feel I'm close, if I can crack this I'll be set.
thanks
which version of plugins?
you may want to use "-w 4:6 -c 5:6" (-c will override -w)
--
-sg
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