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@porkchop
Member Since: August 27, 2014
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This worked once I disabled some of the sanity checking. I would just get usage information regardless of my input. Its probably a regex thing, but I did the quick fix: commented out lines 144 and 146-151.
Reviewed 11 years ago
A few fixes... language to English, corrected OID and regex (as mentioned in other reviews). Changed the "primary isn't active, its standby" from a critical to a warning, since in my book, if its functioning, that's not enough to wake me up at night. I may disable that alltogether in what I put into production, since I don't really care which is primary (I have other stuff to catch events that cause switchovers). 59c59 print "No host defined!n";help(); exit $ERREUR{"UNKNOWN"}; 83c83 print "Switch: Standalone "; 89c89 print "Switch: VSS mode in transit "; 93c93 elsif ( /388.1.3.1.1.3s+= S+:s+2/ ) 95c95 print "VSL: not active "; 101c101 print "VSS: OK "; 109c109 print "No SNMP Response: Critical"; 141c141 print " Primary Chassis is Active: Ok"; 145,146c145,146 $retour=$ERREUR{"WARNING"}; 155c155 print " Secondary Chassis is Standby: Ok "; 159,160c159,160 $retour=$ERREUR{"WARNING"}; 163c163,164 elsif ( /388.1.2.2.1.2.(S+)s+=s+S+:s+1/ ) > # elsif ( /388.1.2.2.1.1.(S+)s+=s+S+:s+1/ ) 167c168 print " Primary Chassis is standalone: CRITICAL "; 171c172 print " Secondary Chassis is standalone: CRITICAL "; 175c176 print " Chassis condition cannot be verified: CRITICAL "; 196c197 print " VSL $1 name $2: and ";