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Check hardware 3com superstack switches
It is tested OK on SS4400 and the SS49XX series.
unfortunately it failes on the 4500 series... :-(
It gives the states from all FANs, Temperature sensors Power supplies and extra modules.
If you have a stack of switches, you can also give the unit number, so you can check the whole stack from 1 host switch.
You can also check XRN stacked switches!
Usage: check_3com -H host -C community -u unit
Copyright (c) 2008 Sascha Tentscher http://www.nagios-portal.org/wbb/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=9746
unfortunately it failes on the 4500 series... :-(
It gives the states from all FANs, Temperature sensors Power supplies and extra modules.
If you have a stack of switches, you can also give the unit number, so you can check the whole stack from 1 host switch.
You can also check XRN stacked switches!
Usage: check_3com -H host -C community -u unit
Copyright (c) 2008 Sascha Tentscher http://www.nagios-portal.org/wbb/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=9746
Reviews (2)
Worked great, thanks so much!
For the user that was getting the hash error I had gotten that too until I realized that I needed to use the command ./check_3com -H ipaddress -C public -u 1 (ran this from server command line)
If you don't provide each of those attributes it won't run and you'll get the hash error on line 149.
For the user that was getting the hash error I had gotten that too until I realized that I needed to use the command ./check_3com -H ipaddress -C public -u 1 (ran this from server command line)
If you don't provide each of those attributes it won't run and you'll get the hash error on line 149.
