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Nagios check to recursively scan via SNMP on HP BladeSystem the Fan and power supplies. In addition also the overall system status is retrieved.
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Nagios check to recursively scan via SNMP on HP BladeSystem the Fan and power supplies. In addition also the overall system status is retrieved.
In addition to other Nagios checks this script access the "root" OID of the fan and power supplies and iterates for values. In this way,…
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CPU core usage

The check file is empty

Can not download the check.

Reviewed 13 years ago

Check Multiple Processor Load

Just change the for loop in this way to get perfdata !

$ret_string=""; $perfvalue=""; # Getting Individual CPU Load $i=0; foreach ( @pourcentage ) { s/HOST-RESOURCES-MIB::hrProcessorLoad.d+ = INTEGER://g; $cpuuse=$_; $ret_string .= "CPU-$i:$cpuuse%, "; $perfvalue .= "CPU-$i=$cpuuse%;$warning;$critical;0;100 "; $i++; } print $ret_string." | ".$perfvalue." ";

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