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The plugin worked properly without any errors. Just you need to install several perl files using “YUM or CPAN”.
Upon satisfaction of those prerequisites, you’re good to go.
Worked Commands: ./check_nwc_health –hostname 10.10.0.1 –community nnv007 –mode cpu-load ./check_nwc_health –hostname 10.10.0.1 –community nnv007 –mode uptime ./check_nwc_health –hostname 10.10.0.1 –community nnv007 –mode memory-usage ./check_nwc_health –hostname 10.10.0.1 –community nnv007 –mode count-routes ./check_nwc_health –hostname 10.10.0.1 –community nnv007 –mode list-routes
nnv007 is my SNMP v2 Community Name.
My “command.cfg” file. ================================= define command{ command_name check_cisco_nexus command_line $USER1$/check_nwc_health –hostname $HOSTADDRESS$ –community $ARG1$ –mode $ARG2$ } ================================= My “cisco.cfg” file.
define service{ use network-service host_name cisco-nexus-1,cisco-nexus-2 service_description Check CPU Load check_command check_cisco_nexus!nnv007!cpu-load } ================================= You can replace cpu-load with, memory-usage uptime count-routes check-config
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