Open Source packages. Plugins and patches for Icinga & Nagios. SNMP tools.
Quick progress these days… as of Andrew Gray’s inquiry I added support for retrieving Smart Array CPU information. This is not active by default and may be used to check and/or gather performance data.
As usual I cleaned some code parts. This time there are some improvements to the output of ‘–help’ and more important to the output of the debug switch (‘-d|–debug’).
Enjoy!
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Some more fixes and cleanup in the code of this new Windows Service Check for Nagios. Most important: I fixed a wrong interpretation of mine related to the first byte in the OID presentation of the DisplayString: it states the length of the string to be expected and is not part of the string itself. Knowing that the string needs not be filtered.
Added the LanMgr-2 MIB which is the basis for the information we are looking up through this script.
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There is something new here…. this is work I did quite a few years ago for a client of mine, but it was never published in public. Hopefully it will be useful for some. If so, please let me know!
Cheers
Günther
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The plugin now displays some product information like model, serial number, form factor and asset tag (if given). Thanks to Billy Szkoda for asking for this feature!
Please note: this information is now retrieved by default on every query. If you don’t need or don’t like the idea, or you’d rather have higher performance on a big network, just skip this using ‘-x cpqSystemInfo’ and you’ll get the behaviour as it was before.
Some minor code cleanup done in between.
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