how to check snmp negative value i.e. less than 10% is critical.

[Thomas Guyot-Sionnest]

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On 17/12/07 05:39 PM, Nicholas Magers wrote:
> 
> Thanks for the advice. I am still unclear on this issue. Currently I use
> a check to notify when disk space is filling with -w set at 80% and -c
> set at 90%. I am unable to figure out how to check for the reverse of
> this so that -w 20% and -c 10% for remaining power of a UPS for example.

Run the plugin manually with --help and you'll get the usage messsage. i.e.:

/usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_snmp --help

Then look at the ranges you can use. You have a way to define an
inclusive range and one to define an exclusive range. It will be
something like "0:20" with will either mean OK between 0 and 20 or
non-OK between these values (I forgot, so look at the help output).

Thomas
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