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Cisco AP Client number
Current Version
2.1
Last Release Date
2009-11-13
Compatible With
- Nagios 2.x
- Nagios 3.x
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Files:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| check_snmp_AP_Clients.pl | Cisco Airespace AP Client number |
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This script gather information (via SNMP) from Cisco 4400 Series Wireless Controller about number of currently connected users to Access Point in question.
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 Warning_lvl Critical_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
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 Warning_lvl Critical_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
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
Reviews (1)
bySteveHasmarK, February 27, 2012
Should this working with cisco WLC 5500 ?
