Nagios XI – How To Monitor An AKCP SensorProbe2 Using SNMP

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This document describes how to monitor an AKCP sensorProbe2 device with Nagios® XI™ in order to be alerted when temperature, humidity, or other environmental variables exceed specific thresholds.

This document outlines how to monitor the Dual Temperature/Humidity sensor connected to the sensorProbe2, however various AKCP intelligent sensors can be connected via the RJ45 connectors to the sensorProbe devices and then monitored in Nagios XI in a similar manor.

The sensorProbe2, sensorProbe4, sessorProbe8 and Probe8-X20 are intelligent devices for monitoring environmental variables and notifies you through SNMP alerts to prevent any issues when environmental variables change.

This document is intended for use by Nagios XI Administrators who want to monitor an AKCP sensorProbe2 Dual Temperature/Humidity Sensor device via SNMP.

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