not sure if list posts make it back to forum... but heres what I have for an
Senao access point, which uses commandline probe.
In the probe itself:
command-exit
down:${EXIT_CODE}=2
alarm:${EXIT_CODE}=1
okay:${EXIT_CODE}=0
/command-exit
and in the commandline script output:
\{
Be careful with the -f option for ping, different flavors of ping use the flag
differently, in most of my systems (in the Linux world), -f would mean flood,
or roughly 100 pings per second. Additionally, on this flavor, -s would set
packetsize (add 8 to packetsize to get the FULL packetsize (8
I'd suggest getting just about any small computer (even an old celeron 300
might work), mirror a port on a switch that DOES have the real internal IPs
on it (like, just before a NAT router, on the inside), so all that traffic is
sent to this other Linux (or FreeBSD, or whatever box). Then run
personally, I always start my snmpwalks with 1.3.6. Seems some devices don't
like you to start at OID 1. Not sure if this applies to the device you're
playing with, as normally I'm using SNMP v1 or v2c... havnt played with v3
much, so not sure if the OIDs are the same, and its just a
Just to chime in a little here, I had asked for this feature (single polling of
the same device if it appears on multiple maps) about a year or two ago.
The reason was because although we have seperate maps for each building, we
have two main maps (one for academic devices, the other for dorm
Its up to the script you're actually running to exit with the proper codes.
For testing, change your script to just do an exit(4) and see if IM sees it as
a warning.
Depending on the script, you might have to make the timeout a little higher to
make sure it runs, the default is 3 seconds. My
I dont understand.. whats this term restart you refer to? =)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ uptime
20:04:29 up 491 days, 9:07, 3 users, load average: 11.66, 10.18, 8.81
or are alot of people not running IM on a seperate server, but on their
desktop? Over here, we're doing IM and IMRemote. IM runs
