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check_snmp_ibm_imm.sh

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We got a new IBM x3550 M4 Server, and this server has a temperature sensor named “Mezz Card Temp” that always give 0 as the temperature. This sensors looks like it is for an optional Mezzanine card that is not installed in this server. To avoid this server to always report warning on temparature, I had to modify the script to report OK on sensors that have a Fatal temparature level of 0. My modified temparature check looks like this: if test "$tempFatal" -eq "0"; then STATUS=0 elif test "$tempTemp" -ge "$tempCritical"; then STATUS=2 elif test "$tempTemp" -ge "$tempNoncritical"; then STATUS=1 fi

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