check_snmp_cisco_nex ist eine für Cisco Nexus angepasste Variante von check_snmp_cisco_cat.
WICHTIG:
ist dass vor den ersten Checks der Info-Check ein erstes mal ausgeführt worden sein muss. Am besten in dem der Check vor den Interface-Checks angelegt wird.
$PLUGINSDIR$/check_snmp_cisco_nex -H 172.16.64.42 -C xxxxx -e info
Benutzung
Usage: check_snmp_cisco_nex -H <IP-address> -C <snmp community string> -e <object>
[-w <warning_level> -c <critical_level>]
FIRST RUN "check_snmp_cisco_nex -H <IP-address> -C <snmp community string> -e info"
for creating interface-index the other checks won't work.
Options:
-H <IP-address>
-C <snmp community string>
-e <object>
available objects:
[check_cpu] (% warning and critical level possible)
[check_memory] (% warning and critical level possible)
[check_connections] (number of warning and critical connections possible)
[check_interface] (number of warning and critical bandwith-usage possible)
-i <interface-name>
interface-name is something like GigabitEthernet3/16
-x <minutes>
max age for interfaces index- cache-file in minutes
[check_fan]
Fan status
[check_power]
Power supply status
[check_temp]
Temperature status
[info]
System-Infos (Hostname, System-Type, Uptime)
-w <warning_level> (not used by any check)
-c <critical_level> (not used by any check)
-E <1> activate port-status escalation (port down = return CRITICAL)
-h, --help
-v, --version
check_snmp_cisco_nex wurde u.a. mit folgenden Cisco Switches getestet:
- Nexus 5596, Version 6.0(2)N2(3)
Download: check_snmp_cisco_nex.tgz