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Cisco Airespace AP Client number
This script gather information (via SNMP) from Cisco 4400 Series Wireless Controller about number of currently connected users to Access Point in question.
Usage:
check_snmp_AP_clients.pl IP_Address Community_String SNMP_Version AP_number RX_Warn_lvl RX_Crit_lvl TX_Warn_lvl TX_Crit_lvl
Or:
check_snmp_AP_clients.pl -h #for help
check_snmp_AP_clients.pl -v #for script version
More information:
SNMP version acceped is 1 or 2c (no version 3 support)
AP_number - you must identify your APs in SNMP database and assign numbers to them
There are separate warning and critical tresholds for sent and received traffic
Note 1: I'm a Perl begginer - so the script is a bit crude.
Note 2: The script must be modified in order to work in your network - in particular the OIDs identifing your APs
Note 3: For more information - vist the link above or use this one below:
http://awesomeadmin.blogspot.com/2009/11/monitoring-cisco-wireless-controller.html
Note 4: Any feedback is welcome
This script gather information (via SNMP) from Cisco 4400 Series Wireless Controller about number of currently connected users to Access Point in question.
Usage:
check_snmp_AP_clients.pl IP_Address Community_String SNMP_Version AP_number RX_Warn_lvl RX_Crit_lvl TX_Warn_lvl TX_Crit_lvl
Or:
check_snmp_AP_clients.pl -h #for help
check_snmp_AP_clients.pl -v #for script version
More information:
SNMP version acceped is 1 or 2c (no version 3 support)
AP_number - you must identify your APs in SNMP database and assign numbers to them
There are separate warning and critical tresholds for sent and received traffic
Note 1: I'm a Perl begginer - so the script is a bit crude.
Note 2: The script must be modified in order to work in your network - in particular the OIDs identifing your APs
Note 3: For more information - vist the link above or use this one below:
http://awesomeadmin.blogspot.com/2009/11/monitoring-cisco-wireless-controller.html
Note 4: Any feedback is welcome
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