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check_lacp_ports
Current Version
0.1
Last Release Date
2016-05-26
Compatible With
- Nagios 4.x
Owner
License
GPL
Hits
7548
Files:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| check_lacp_ports | check_lacp_ports |
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Given a hostname, a SNMPv1 community string and a LACP link aggregation group (LAG) number, the script uses SNMP to find all ports on the switch or switch stack belonging to the LAG, and checks them for proper operational status.
The script output contains port names as stored on the switch, to ease hardware debugging.
It seems that different vendors' switches do signaling a functional LACP port slightly differently. Therefore, the code contains two different "success" codes, "3D" and "BC". Any clarification is welcome.
I assume that the plugin is compatible with all Nagios versions, but have not tested.
The script output contains port names as stored on the switch, to ease hardware debugging.
It seems that different vendors' switches do signaling a functional LACP port slightly differently. Therefore, the code contains two different "success" codes, "3D" and "BC". Any clarification is welcome.
I assume that the plugin is compatible with all Nagios versions, but have not tested.
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