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@Krupal
Member Since: September 13, 2013
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This plugin works very well. I had few troubles in the beginning so I contacted the owner/developer and he helped me a lot. For the issue of working from command line and not working on GUI, I did following: # go build go build check_cisco_ucs.go The you will get the binary file check_cisco_ucs in the same folder. After that move the binary file to the nagios libexec folder. (e.g. /usr/local/nagios/libexec) Then change the owner and permissions on file check_cisco_ucs: # chmod 755 check_cisco_ucs # chown nagios.nagios check_cisco_ucs Test the new binary at CLI with user nagios: # su – nagios $ cd /usr/local/nagios/libexec $ ./check_cisco_ucs -H 172.18.4.7 -t class -q equipmentPsu -a "id model operability" -e "operable" -u kmp -p password Finally, I am able to monitor all switch ports and power supply units of cisco UCS 5108. However, I would like to know what other commands I can use? I don't know where I can find CISCO UCS XML API Object class names or DN (distinguished name). It would be good if I can monitor other components also but don't know what names these components/parts are called in XML API.
Reviewed 12 years ago