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@Schwabe
Member Since: October 12, 2012
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Nice plugin!
Reviewed 12 years ago
To detect power fan correctly with Version 10.83 of SMcli, you need to replace following lines: # Watch all these parameters my @list=( "Batteries Detected", "SFPs Detected", "Power-Fan CRUs Detected", "Power Supplies Detected", "Fans Detected", "Temperature Sensors Detected", with # Watch all these parameters my @list=( "Batteries Detected", "SFPs Detected", "Power-Fan CRUs/FRUs Detected", "Power Supplies Detected", "Fans Detected", "Temperature Sensors Detected",
Reviewed 13 years ago
Hello, it is possible to make the output more clearer. When i remove a power cord, it's show me the following output: The following failures have been found: Power-Fan CRU/FRU - No Power Input Storage Subsystem: DS3512_1 Component reporting problem: Power supply CRU/FRU (Right) Status: No power input Location: Controller/Drive expansion enclosure Component requiring service: Power supply CRU/FRU (Right) Service action (removal) allowed: No Service action LED on component: Yes Subcomponent affected: Power supply (0) It would be clearer with: "Failed power supply @ right side"
nagios@UBSW1NAG01:~$ /usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_avaya_peak.pl -H 10.201.1.13 -C nagios -w 300 -c 600 -R voice -P total Reference found where even-sized list expected at /usr/share/perl5/Net/SNMP.pm line 2278. ERROR: getting SNMP data : The argument "ARRAY(0x16740c8)" is unknown. Does anyone know how I can fix this?