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check_snmp_oid
Current Version
1.3
Last Release Date
2009-07-09
Compatible With
- Nagios 3.x
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| check_snmp_oid | check_snmp_oid |
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Usage: ./check_snmp_oid -H HOSTNAME -o [OPTIONS]
-H, --hostname
Hostname to send SNMP queries to.
-o, --oid
snmp OID to query.
Options:
-h, --help
View help about script usage.
-C, --community
Community name to use in queries. (default: public)
-p, --port
Port number to send SNMP requests to. (default: 161)
-d, --description
Description, will be shown in the output.(default: Result)
-W, --max_warning
Top warning limit, so if the result is greater than max_w, but less than
max_cr then script will return WARNING status.
-M, --max_critical
Top critical limit, so if the result is greater than max_cr then the script
will return CRITICAL status.
-w, --min_warning
Bottom warning limit, so if the result is less than min_w but greater than
min_cr then the script will return WARNING status.
-m, --min_critical
Bottom critical limit, so if the result is less than min_cr then the script
will return CRITICAL status.
Sample:
# ./check_snmp_oid -H 172.16.1.1 -C MyCommunity -o 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.13.1.3.1.3.1 -d Temperature -W 20 -M 30
Temperature: 21 | perfdata=21;20;30
-H, --hostname
Hostname to send SNMP queries to.
-o, --oid
snmp OID to query.
Options:
-h, --help
View help about script usage.
-C, --community
Community name to use in queries. (default: public)
-p, --port
Port number to send SNMP requests to. (default: 161)
-d, --description
Description, will be shown in the output.(default: Result)
-W, --max_warning
Top warning limit, so if the result is greater than max_w, but less than
max_cr then script will return WARNING status.
-M, --max_critical
Top critical limit, so if the result is greater than max_cr then the script
will return CRITICAL status.
-w, --min_warning
Bottom warning limit, so if the result is less than min_w but greater than
min_cr then the script will return WARNING status.
-m, --min_critical
Bottom critical limit, so if the result is less than min_cr then the script
will return CRITICAL status.
Sample:
# ./check_snmp_oid -H 172.16.1.1 -C MyCommunity -o 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.13.1.3.1.3.1 -d Temperature -W 20 -M 30
Temperature: 21 | perfdata=21;20;30
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