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check_snmp_BlueCoatSG_usage
Current Version
1.2
Compatible With
- Nagios 3.x
Owner
License
GPL
Hits
95903
Files:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| check_snmp_BlueCoatSG_usage | check_snmp_BlueCoatSG_usage |
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Usage: check_snmp_BlueCoatSG_usage community host device warning critical
community
community name for the host's SNMP agent
host
hostname or IP address
device
device name
Valid device names:
cpu
cpu usage percentage
disk
disk usage percentage
mem
memory usage percentage
clientcon
http client connections
servercon
http server connections
Options:
-h, --help
print help
-l, --license
print license info
community
community name for the host's SNMP agent
host
hostname or IP address
device
device name
Valid device names:
cpu
cpu usage percentage
disk
disk usage percentage
mem
memory usage percentage
clientcon
http client connections
servercon
http server connections
Options:
-h, --help
print help
-l, --license
print license info
Reviews (3)
bysnapon, October 25, 2013
Can confirm this plugin is great! I had a hard time finding any good Bluecoat monitors, but this one handles everything we needed. Thanks!
byMehdi, March 4, 2013
Great plugin... for those who are having issues with Bluecoat SGOS 900 Series. The fix is to add two more deviceScale checks after line 122 :
if [[ deviceScale -eq 0 ]]; then
deviceScale=1
fi
if [[ deviceScale -eq -3 ]]; then
deviceScale=1000
fi
Hope it helps. Could be included in next version..
if [[ deviceScale -eq 0 ]]; then
deviceScale=1
fi
if [[ deviceScale -eq -3 ]]; then
deviceScale=1000
fi
Hope it helps. Could be included in next version..
byGoldie, November 14, 2011
This plugin is excellent!
The creator is extremely helpful and friendly and his creations work great!!!
Bigtime recommended!!
Sven Van Geyte
The creator is extremely helpful and friendly and his creations work great!!!
Bigtime recommended!!
Sven Van Geyte
