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This plugin monitors the health and status of your Watchguard XTM Firebox Cluster (Firecluster). It relies on SNMP being enabled on your firebox. V1/2 and V3 supported. All auth/priv levels supported.
Current Version
1
Last Release Date
2016-04-27
Owner
rich
License
GPL
Compatible With
bash script.
usage: ./check_snmp_firecluster -h [hostname] [options] options: -h [IPv4 Address] IP address of cluster management address -u [snmp username] Required if using SNMPv3 -a [none|MD5|SHA] Authentication - Required if using SNMPv3 -A [password] Required if using SNMPv3 & not using '-a none' -x [None|DES] Privacy - Required if using SNMPv3 -a [password] Required if using SNMPv2 & not using '-x none' -c [community name] required if using SNMPv1 or 2
examples:
- SNMPv1/2c ./check_snmp_firecluster -h 10.0.0.1 -c public - SNMPv3 ./check_snmp_firecluster -h 192.168.0.1 -u username -a sha -A myauthpass -x des -X myprivpass
If you are in an OK state, the results look like this: OK: Master:###serialnumber###,SystemHealth:100,HardwareHealth:100,PortHealth:100,WeightedAvg:100 ; Backup:###serialnumber###,SystemHealth:100,HardwareHealth:100,PortHealth:100,WeightedAvg:100
Warning will be returned if any of the Health values are below 100.
Critical will return if any member is not either Master or Backup (this means one member is offline).
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