check snmp with diferent community not work

[Marc Powell]

On Nov 6, 2009, at 7:20 AM, Ricardo Delgado wrote:

> Hi marc
>
>      Please, can you send me a url or example about how use and  
> define snmp?

No, I don't have any that I can provide other than the example I  
provided yesterday based on what you're trying to do. I don't think  
your main problem is understanding how to use check_snmp, but more  
with understanding how the nagios config pieces go together to create  
a check. I could be wrong though. Specific questions about what you're  
confused about would be better than a blanket question that  
encompasses many parts of the published documentation (and concepts  
that come out of that). One thing that is wrong (but you're not that  
far along yet) is that you haven't told check_snmp what's good or bad  
about the result it will get from the .1.3.6.1.2.1.1.3.0 OID. It'll  
probably just report OK all the time if it gets any result at all.

I will say that check_snmp is one of the more complicated plugins,  
mainly because SNMP itself is fairly complicated (and flexible) and  
the plugin needs to match that flexibility. You might consider  
googling for 'nagios check ups' and see if someone has already  
simplified checking the kind of UPS that you have.

Several people here recommend the 'Nagios' book by Wolfgang Barth.  
I've never read it myself but they got a lot out of it.

>       I sent a email days ago with my doubts

I responded to one yesterday ;)

--
Marc

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