Uptime through SNMP

This plugin uses DISMAN-EVENT-MIB::sysUpTimeInstance which expresses uptime in 1/100 sec in a 32-bit value. So it will roll over in 496 days and may result in spurious alerts at that time.

If your device supports SNMP-FRAMEWORK-MIB::snmpEngineTime.0 (.1.3.6.1.6.3.10.2.1.3.0) that OID's result is expressed in seconds and can be monitored by simply using check_snmp.

check_snmp -H router -C public -o SNMP-FRAMEWORK-MIB::snmpEngineTime.0 -c 2000

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no Perf data and the plugin shows not very accurate info...

But it works like a charm... I've edited myself for my needs:

if [ $RES = 0 ]; then
UPTDAY=$(expr $UPTMIN / 60 / 24 )
UPTMINT=$(( $UPTDAY * 1440 ))
UPTMINM=$(( $UPTMIN - $UPTMINT ))
UPTMINH=$(expr $UPTMINM / 60 )
UPTMINHM=$(( $UPTMINH * 60 ))
UPTMINHMS=$(( $UPTMINM - $UPTMINHM ))

if [ $UPTMIN -lt $CRIT ]; then
echo CRITICAL: Systemuptime $UPTDAY Days $UPTMINH Hours $UPTMINHMS Mins'|Uptime='$UPTMIN'm;'$WARN';'$CRIT';0;0'
exit 2
fi

if [ $UPTMIN -lt $WARN ]; then
echo OK: Systemuptime $UPTDAY Days $UPTMINH Hours $UPTMINHMS Mins'|Uptime='$UPTMIN'm;'$WARN';'$CRIT';0;0'
exit 0
fi

if [ $UPTMIN -ge $WARN ]; then
echo WARNING: Systemuptime $UPTDAY Days $UPTMINH Hours $UPTMINHMS Mins'|Uptime='$UPTMIN'm;'$WARN';'$CRIT';0;0'
exit 1
fi

fi

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