R: Always a WARNING state from check_snmp

[Marco Borsani]

Check_snmp does not know how to interpretate the results, but if I don't
insert any ranges it should give me an OK state (like it did for memory and
connections).

check_snmp gives me ALWAYS warning , whichever results it receives!

Marco

-}Since SNMP data can be anything, and it doesn't have any idea what
-}you're checking based on the OID, how is the plugin supposed to know
-}whether that result is good or not unless you provide warning and
-}critical ranges? IMHO the plugin behavior is appropriate in this case.
-}
-}As for it working for your memory test, there are generic default values
-}defined in check_snmp.c (powers of 2) that your memory and connection
-}tests apparently fall within.
-}
-}--
-}Marc
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