check [snmp] printer ricoh aficio 3245c

[Marcelo M. Garcia]

Hi.

I'm trying to monitor a Ricoh Aficio 3245C, but neither check_printers 
nor check_snmp_printers seems to be working very well.

With check_snmp_printer, or I got blank or error, like this:
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[root at newt plugins]# ./check_snmp_printer 194.193.148.130 PrinterMIB MODEL
<blank line>
[root at newt plugins]#
====

or
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[root at newt plugins]# ./check_snmp_printer 194.193.148.130 MIB-II CONSUM TEST
Consumables you may Monitor:
[root at newt plugins]#
====
No output.

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[root at newt plugins]# ./check_snmp_printer 194.193.148.130 MIB-II PAPER1
Timeout: No Response from 194.193.148.130.
UNKNOWN something went wrong whilst checking the stats
[root at newt plugins]#
=====

The manual of the printer says that there are 4 MIBs:
* MIB-II
* PrinterMIB
* HostResourceMIB
* RicohPrivateMIB
I tried all these MIBs and the result is the same.

And finally,  with "check_printer" I got:
[root at newt plugins]# ./check_printer 194.193.148.130 public toner
PHP Fatal error:  Call to undefined function snmp_set_quick_print() in 
/usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_printer on line 82
[root at newt plugins]#

I don't know if the problem is this printer or I'm entering wrong 
options to the commands. The following command works:
snmpwalk -v 2c -c public 194.193.148.130

Any feedback would be appreciate.

Thanks

Marcelo

PS.: Does anyone knows snmp brower?

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