Remember to CC the nagios users' list... From looking at the script, it
doesn't look like there are any options for setting critical/warning
thresholds for temperature, load, etc. It appears they are all predefined.
In that case, the command configuration would look something like:
define command {
command_name check_apcups
command_line $USER1$/check_snmp_apcups -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -C $ARG1$
}
The service check configuration would look like:
define service{ use
generic-service host_name apc-smart-ups
service_description APC_STATUS check_command
check_apcups!public
}
Obviously, you would replace 'public' above with whatever SNMP community
string you have setup...
The host group and host defintions you supplied earlier should be fine.
Remember, this script is fairly elementary in that it appears it
predetermines all the critical/warning levels for things like temp, battery
capacity, input/output voltage, etc. So, there's nothing else you need to
do. It will either return an 'OK' value or generate a critical or warning
alert with the simple configuration above. Obviously, you could edit the
script to change any of the thresholds by hardcoding them into the script,
or you could modify it to accept warning/critical threshold limits as
variables.
James Moseley
"David A."
<ti1ion2...@gmail
.com> To
jmose...@corp.xanadoo.com
04/12/2009 07:19 cc
PM
Subject
Re: [Nagios-users] APC UPS
Monitoring Setup.
Thanks again.
The command I issue in the libexec folder is:
./check_snmp_apcups -H xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx -C public (I changed that to
something different)
The reply from the system is:
Status is OK - Symmetra xxxx - BATTERY:(capacity 100%, temperature 38 C,
runtime 40 minutes, 00.00) INPUT:(voltage 120 V, frequency 59 Hz)
OUTPUT:(voltage 119 V, frequency 59 Hz, load 18%) SELF TEST:(Passed on
04/02/2009) LAST EVENT:(UPS self test)
What I am trying to do is display this information in the web interface
under its own device type.
Thank you for any help you can provide.
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