Vedr.: Critical and warnings values for a snmp check

[Thomas Jens Lauritsen]

Hi Angel,

I would write a bash plugin script to solve the problem if I were in your
shoes...

You should need a working snmp installation to get it running.

/Thomas




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Hello all,

             I have been using nagios for a long time, but now is the first
time I
want to make something not usual (at least, for me).

             I want to check system healthy for some of my dell servers ask
them for
the status by snmp. The check I run answers me the values:

1 -> other
2 -> unknown
3 -> ok
4 -> nonCriticalUpper
5 -> criticalUpper
6 -> nonRecoverableUpper
7 -> nonCriticalLower
8 -> criticalLower
9 -> nonRecoverableLower
10 -> failed

             so I want that my nagios check (I run it with the check_snmp
command)
answer me "OK" for the value 3, "WARNING" for 1, 2, 4 and 7 and
"CRITICAL" for the rest.

             So, how do I have to configure the -w and -c options for the
check_snmp
command?

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