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Issue with PS check #6

Closed bmeneuvrier closed 9 years ago

bmeneuvrier commented 9 years ago

Hi Dung, Thanks for your great job regarding this check. I met some issues with PS check on differents servers (2 x PE R420, 1 x PE R720, 2 x PE R620, 2 x PE R630, 2 x PE R430). Let's have a look to a PE R630: root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# ./check_idrac -H srv001-idrac -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib -c public -w PS -f check_idrac.conf PS 1: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/(N/A) V, Current: 0.6 A, Watt I/O: 594.0 W/495.0 W PS 2: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/(N/A) V, Current: 0.2 A, Watt I/O: 594.0 W/495.0 W root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# ./check_idrac -H srv001-idrac -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib -c public -w PS#1 -f check_idrac.conf CRIT - PS 1: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/0(!!) V, Current: 0.6(!!) A, Watt I/O: 594.0 W/495(!!) W root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# ./check_idrac -H srv001-idrac -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib -c public -w PS#2 -f check_idrac.conf CRIT - PS 2: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/0(!!) V, Current: 0.2(!!) A, Watt I/O: 594.0 W/495(!!) W

My check_idrac.conf is the default one. Why does it quit with Critical status whereas the comment is OK? I got this result with each server. The check runs on Debian Wheezy with Python 2.7.3

Thanks for your help.

Bruno

dangmocrang commented 9 years ago

Hi Bruno,

With default config there is no threshold set for current and wat. That why the script return with critical. Just look at the "!!". They mean current and wat value are over the default threshold. PS1:OK is just the status of the power supply.

So check "--help" to know how to set threshold for current and load

Regards Dung

-----Original Message----- From: "Bruno" notifications@github.com Sent: ‎6/‎23/‎2015 16:47 To: "dangmocrang/check_idrac" check_idrac@noreply.github.com Subject: [check_idrac] Issue with PS check (#6)

Hi Dung, Thanks for your great job regarding this check. I met some issues with PS check on differents servers (2 x PE R420, 1 x PE R720, 2 x PE R620, 2 x PE R630, 2 x PE R430). Let's have a look to a PE R630: root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# ./check_idrac -H srv001-idrac -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib -c public -w PS -f check_idrac.conf PS 1: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/(N/A) V, Current: 0.6 A, Watt I/O: 594.0 W/495.0 W PS 2: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/(N/A) V, Current: 0.2 A, Watt I/O: 594.0 W/495.0 W root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# ./check_idrac -H srv001-idrac -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib -c public -w PS#1 -f check_idrac.conf CRIT - PS 1: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/0(!!) V, Current: 0.6(!!) A, Watt I/O: 594.0 W/495(!!) W root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# ./check_idrac -H srv001-idrac -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib -c public -w PS#2 -f check_idrac.conf CRIT - PS 2: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/0(!!) V, Current: 0.2(!!) A, Watt I/O: 594.0 W/495(!!) W My check_idrac.conf is the default one. Why does it quit with Critical status whereas the comment is OK? I got this result with each server. The check runs on Debian Wheezy with Python 2.7.3 Thanks for your help. Bruno — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.

bmeneuvrier commented 9 years ago

Hi Dung, Here is what I get when I set some thresholds: ./check_idrac -H srv001-idrac -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib -c public -w PS#1 -f check_idrac.conf --volt-warn=220,230 --volt-crit=200,219 --cur-warn=1,1.5 --cur-crit=1.6,2 --wat-warn=800,850 --wat-crit=850,900 CRIT - PS 1: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/0(!!) V, Current: 0.6(!!) A, Watt I/O: 594.0 W/495(!!) W It seems they are not used. Where am I wrong?

Thanks,

Bruno

De : Nguyen Duc Trung Dung notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com> Répondre à : dangmocrang/check_idrac reply@reply.github.com<mailto:reply@reply.github.com> Date : mardi 23 juin 2015 14:15 À : dangmocrang/check_idrac check_idrac@noreply.github.com<mailto:check_idrac@noreply.github.com> Cc : Bruno Meneuvrier bruno.meneuvrier@ioxar.fr<mailto:bruno.meneuvrier@ioxar.fr> Objet : Re: [check_idrac] Issue with PS check (#6)

Hi Bruno,

With default config there is no threshold set for current and wat. That why the script return with critical. Just look at the "!!". They mean current and wat value are over the default threshold. PS1:OK is just the status of the power supply.

So check "--help" to know how to set threshold for current and load

Regards Dung

-----Original Message----- From: "Bruno" notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com> Sent: 6/23/2015 16:47 To: "dangmocrang/check_idrac" check_idrac@noreply.github.com<mailto:check_idrac@noreply.github.com> Subject: [check_idrac] Issue with PS check (#6)

Hi Dung, Thanks for your great job regarding this check. I met some issues with PS check on differents servers (2 x PE R420, 1 x PE R720, 2 x PE R620, 2 x PE R630, 2 x PE R430). Let's have a look to a PE R630: root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# ./check_idrac -H srv001-idrac -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib -c public -w PS -f check_idrac.conf PS 1: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/(N/A) V, Current: 0.6 A, Watt I/O: 594.0 W/495.0 W PS 2: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/(N/A) V, Current: 0.2 A, Watt I/O: 594.0 W/495.0 W root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# ./check_idrac -H srv001-idrac -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib -c public -w PS#1 -f check_idrac.conf CRIT - PS 1: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/0(!!) V, Current: 0.6(!!) A, Watt I/O: 594.0 W/495(!!) W root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# ./check_idrac -H srv001-idrac -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib -c public -w PS#2 -f check_idrac.conf CRIT - PS 2: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/0(!!) V, Current: 0.2(!!) A, Watt I/O: 594.0 W/495(!!) W My check_idrac.conf is the default one. Why does it quit with Critical status whereas the comment is OK? I got this result with each server. The check runs on Debian Wheezy with Python 2.7.3 Thanks for your help. Bruno — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/dangmocrang/check_idrac/issues/6#issuecomment-114470198.

dangmocrang commented 9 years ago

Hi Bruno,

Something not right here,I will check and reply to you very soon.

Regards, Dung

-----Original Message----- From: "Bruno" notifications@github.com Sent: ‎6/‎24/‎2015 0:00 To: "dangmocrang/check_idrac" check_idrac@noreply.github.com Cc: "Nguyen Duc Trung Dung" dung.nguyendt@gmail.com Subject: Re: [check_idrac] Issue with PS check (#6)

Hi Dung, Here is what I get when I set some thresholds: ./check_idrac -H srv001-idrac -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib -c public -w PS#1 -f check_idrac.conf --volt-warn=220,230 --volt-crit=200,219 --cur-warn=1,1.5 --cur-crit=1.6,2 --wat-warn=800,850 --wat-crit=850,900 CRIT - PS 1: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/0(!!) V, Current: 0.6(!!) A, Watt I/O: 594.0 W/495(!!) W It seems they are not used. Where am I wrong?

Thanks,

Bruno

De : Nguyen Duc Trung Dung notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com> Répondre à : dangmocrang/check_idrac reply@reply.github.com<mailto:reply@reply.github.com> Date : mardi 23 juin 2015 14:15 À : dangmocrang/check_idrac check_idrac@noreply.github.com<mailto:check_idrac@noreply.github.com> Cc : Bruno Meneuvrier bruno.meneuvrier@ioxar.fr<mailto:bruno.meneuvrier@ioxar.fr> Objet : Re: [check_idrac] Issue with PS check (#6)

Hi Bruno,

With default config there is no threshold set for current and wat. That why the script return with critical. Just look at the "!!". They mean current and wat value are over the default threshold. PS1:OK is just the status of the power supply.

So check "--help" to know how to set threshold for current and load

Regards Dung

-----Original Message----- From: "Bruno" notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com> Sent: 6/23/2015 16:47 To: "dangmocrang/check_idrac" check_idrac@noreply.github.com<mailto:check_idrac@noreply.github.com> Subject: [check_idrac] Issue with PS check (#6)

Hi Dung, Thanks for your great job regarding this check. I met some issues with PS check on differents servers (2 x PE R420, 1 x PE R720, 2 x PE R620, 2 x PE R630, 2 x PE R430). Let's have a look to a PE R630: root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# ./check_idrac -H srv001-idrac -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib -c public -w PS -f check_idrac.conf PS 1: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/(N/A) V, Current: 0.6 A, Watt I/O: 594.0 W/495.0 W PS 2: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/(N/A) V, Current: 0.2 A, Watt I/O: 594.0 W/495.0 W root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# ./check_idrac -H srv001-idrac -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib -c public -w PS#1 -f check_idrac.conf CRIT - PS 1: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/0(!!) V, Current: 0.6(!!) A, Watt I/O: 594.0 W/495(!!) W root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# ./check_idrac -H srv001-idrac -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib -c public -w PS#2 -f check_idrac.conf CRIT - PS 2: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/0(!!) V, Current: 0.2(!!) A, Watt I/O: 594.0 W/495(!!) W My check_idrac.conf is the default one. Why does it quit with Critical status whereas the comment is OK? I got this result with each server. The check runs on Debian Wheezy with Python 2.7.3 Thanks for your help. Bruno — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/dangmocrang/check_idrac/issues/6#issuecomment-114470198.

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dangmocrang commented 9 years ago

Hi Bruno,

From your output I found a bug in my script when output Voltage value when checking individual PS. I fixed it in version 2.0b8.

And the reason the threshold not working right because you have misunderstand it. Example: --volt-warn=[min,max] and --volt-crit=[min,max]. This means:

MINCRIT=<MINWARN=<NORMAL=<MAXWARN=<MAXCRIT

So this should be: --volt-warn=220.231 --volt-crit=200,240

Regards, Dung

dangmocrang commented 9 years ago

Hi,

Did you get my reply on github? Your issues fixed?

Regards, Dung

-----Original Message----- From: "Bruno" notifications@github.com Sent: ‎6/‎24/‎2015 0:00 To: "dangmocrang/check_idrac" check_idrac@noreply.github.com Cc: "Nguyen Duc Trung Dung" dung.nguyendt@gmail.com Subject: Re: [check_idrac] Issue with PS check (#6)

Hi Dung, Here is what I get when I set some thresholds: ./check_idrac -H srv001-idrac -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib -c public -w PS#1 -f check_idrac.conf --volt-warn=220,230 --volt-crit=200,219 --cur-warn=1,1.5 --cur-crit=1.6,2 --wat-warn=800,850 --wat-crit=850,900 CRIT - PS 1: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/0(!!) V, Current: 0.6(!!) A, Watt I/O: 594.0 W/495(!!) W It seems they are not used. Where am I wrong?

Thanks,

Bruno

De : Nguyen Duc Trung Dung notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com> Répondre à : dangmocrang/check_idrac reply@reply.github.com<mailto:reply@reply.github.com> Date : mardi 23 juin 2015 14:15 À : dangmocrang/check_idrac check_idrac@noreply.github.com<mailto:check_idrac@noreply.github.com> Cc : Bruno Meneuvrier bruno.meneuvrier@ioxar.fr<mailto:bruno.meneuvrier@ioxar.fr> Objet : Re: [check_idrac] Issue with PS check (#6)

Hi Bruno,

With default config there is no threshold set for current and wat. That why the script return with critical. Just look at the "!!". They mean current and wat value are over the default threshold. PS1:OK is just the status of the power supply.

So check "--help" to know how to set threshold for current and load

Regards Dung

-----Original Message----- From: "Bruno" notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com> Sent: 6/23/2015 16:47 To: "dangmocrang/check_idrac" check_idrac@noreply.github.com<mailto:check_idrac@noreply.github.com> Subject: [check_idrac] Issue with PS check (#6)

Hi Dung, Thanks for your great job regarding this check. I met some issues with PS check on differents servers (2 x PE R420, 1 x PE R720, 2 x PE R620, 2 x PE R630, 2 x PE R430). Let's have a look to a PE R630: root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# ./check_idrac -H srv001-idrac -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib -c public -w PS -f check_idrac.conf PS 1: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/(N/A) V, Current: 0.6 A, Watt I/O: 594.0 W/495.0 W PS 2: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/(N/A) V, Current: 0.2 A, Watt I/O: 594.0 W/495.0 W root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# ./check_idrac -H srv001-idrac -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib -c public -w PS#1 -f check_idrac.conf CRIT - PS 1: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/0(!!) V, Current: 0.6(!!) A, Watt I/O: 594.0 W/495(!!) W root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# ./check_idrac -H srv001-idrac -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib -c public -w PS#2 -f check_idrac.conf CRIT - PS 2: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/0(!!) V, Current: 0.2(!!) A, Watt I/O: 594.0 W/495(!!) W My check_idrac.conf is the default one. Why does it quit with Critical status whereas the comment is OK? I got this result with each server. The check runs on Debian Wheezy with Python 2.7.3 Thanks for your help. Bruno — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/dangmocrang/check_idrac/issues/6#issuecomment-114470198.

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bmeneuvrier commented 9 years ago

Dung, I got your reply and I tested it. Many thanks to react so quickly. You got the point regarding my mistake. It's now working on most of my servers. Nevertheless, one PowerEdge R430 is running differently. At one time, only one PS is alive, the second is in standby state. So the current is 0 A. Look at plugin behavior: root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# ./check_idrac -H srv005-idrac -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib -c public -w PS#2 -f check_idrac.conf --volt-warn=0,230 --volt-crit=0,270 --cur-warn=0,1.5 --cur-crit=0,2 --wat-warn=450,800 --wat-crit=400,900 CRIT - PS 2: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/0(!!) V, Current: 0.0(!!) A, Watt I/O: 666.0 W/550 W root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# ./check_idrac -H srv005-idrac -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib -c public -w PS#1 -f check_idrac.conf --volt-warn=0,230 --volt-crit=0,270 --cur-warn=0,1.5 --cur-crit=0,2 --wat-warn=450,800 --wat-crit=400,900 OK - PS 1: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/0 V, Current: 0.6 A, Watt I/O: 666.0 W/550 W Even, if I set 0 to min threshold for current, it outputs an error. It's weird... What do you think? Regards, Bruno

dangmocrang commented 9 years ago

Hi,

Did you get the latest version 2.0b8? From your checking result I see a zero voltage output which I just fixed...

About the standby PS I didn't think of this. I will add this case of checking to next release. Soon.

Regards Dung On Jun 24, 2015 10:22 PM, "Bruno" notifications@github.com wrote:

Dung, I got your reply and I tested it. Many thanks to react so quickly. You got the point regarding my mistake. It's now working on most of my servers. Nevertheless, one PowerEdge R430 is running differently. At one time, only one PS is alive, the second is in standby state. So the current is 0 A. Look at plugin behavior: root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# ./check_idrac -H srv005-idrac -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib -c public -w PS#2 -f check_idrac.conf --volt-warn=0,230 --volt-crit=0,270 --cur-warn=0,1.5 --cur-crit=0,2 --wat-warn=450,800 --wat-crit=400,900 CRIT - PS 2: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/0(!!) V, Current: 0.0(!!) A, Watt I/O: 666.0 W/550 W root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# ./check_idrac -H srv005-idrac -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib -c public -w PS#1 -f check_idrac.conf --volt-warn=0,230 --volt-crit=0,270 --cur-warn=0,1.5 --cur-crit=0,2 --wat-warn=450,800 --wat-crit=400,900 OK - PS 1: OK, Volt I/O: 264 V/0 V, Current: 0.6 A, Watt I/O: 666.0 W/550 W Even, if I set 0 to min threshold for current, it outputs an error. It's weird... What do you think? Regards, Bruno

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bmeneuvrier commented 9 years ago

Dung, Yes, I'm using 2.0b8. In my previous email, there are 2 checks: PS#1 and PS#2. PS#1 is OK with a zero voltage. PS#2 not. I'm using exactly the same command line (except for #).

Bruno

dangmocrang commented 9 years ago

Hi,

My mistake, I add wrong code in 2.0b8 so the Voltage output is not right, It should be other number than zero. I fixed it in 2.0b9

About your standby PS which current is zero, in our idrac I do not see any guide about the standby mode, even the SNMP result does not return value to check PS mode. So could you please send me your snmp data so I can write additional code for this case. Use this command to collect info:

snmpwalk -v2c -c [snmp community] -m [path to my MIB file] powerSupplyTable snmpwalk -v2c -c [snmp community] -m [path to my MIB file] powerUnitTable

Regards, Dung

bmeneuvrier commented 9 years ago

Hi Dung, I've updated the plugin with version 2.0b9 and the voltage output is now ok. By the way, it seems you forgot to update the version number in the header of your script. It's still 2.0b8. Here is the requested information. srv004 and srv005 are the same hardware (PE R430) with the same settings. Output is OK with srv004 but not with srv005. root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# snmpwalk -v 2c -c public -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib srv005-idrac powerSupplyTable IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplychassisIndex.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplychassisIndex.1.2 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyIndex.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyIndex.1.2 = INTEGER: 2 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStateCapabilitiesUnique.1.1 = INTEGER: 0 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStateCapabilitiesUnique.1.2 = INTEGER: 0 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStateSettingsUnique.1.1 = INTEGER: acPowerAndSwitchAreOnPowerSupplyIsOnIsOkAndOnline(242) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStateSettingsUnique.1.2 = INTEGER: acPowerAndSwitchAreOnPowerSupplyIsOnIsOkAndOnline(242) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStatus.1.1 = INTEGER: ok(3) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStatus.1.2 = INTEGER: ok(3) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyOutputWatts.1.1 = INTEGER: 5500 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyOutputWatts.1.2 = INTEGER: 5500 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyType.1.1 = INTEGER: powerSupplyTypeIsAC(9) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyType.1.2 = INTEGER: powerSupplyTypeIsAC(9) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyLocationName.1.1 = STRING: "PS1 Status" IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyLocationName.1.2 = STRING: "PS2 Status" IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyInputVoltage.1.1 = INTEGER: 264 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyInputVoltage.1.2 = INTEGER: 264 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplypowerUnitIndexReference.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplypowerUnitIndexReference.1.2 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplySensorState.1.1 = INTEGER: presenceDetected(1) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplySensorState.1.2 = INTEGER: presenceDetected(1) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyPowerMonitorCapable.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyPowerMonitorCapable.1.2 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyRatedInputWattage.1.1 = INTEGER: 6660 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyRatedInputWattage.1.2 = INTEGER: 6660 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyFQDD.1.1 = STRING: "PSU.Slot.1" IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyFQDD.1.2 = STRING: "PSU.Slot.2" IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyTableEntry.16.1.1 = INTEGER: 228 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyTableEntry.16.1.2 = INTEGER: 230 root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# snmpwalk -v 2c -c public -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib srv005-idrac powerUnitTable IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitchassisIndex.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitIndex.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitStateCapabilities.1.1 = INTEGER: 0 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitStateSettings.1.1 = INTEGER: enabled(2) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitRedundancyStatus.1.1 = INTEGER: full(3) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyCountForRedundancy.1.1 = INTEGER: 0 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitName.1.1 = STRING: "System Board PS Redundancy" IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitStatus.1.1 = INTEGER: ok(3) root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# snmpwalk -v 2c -c public -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib srv004-idrac powerSupplyTable IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplychassisIndex.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplychassisIndex.1.2 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyIndex.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyIndex.1.2 = INTEGER: 2 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStateCapabilitiesUnique.1.1 = INTEGER: 0 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStateCapabilitiesUnique.1.2 = INTEGER: 0 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStateSettingsUnique.1.1 = INTEGER: acPowerAndSwitchAreOnPowerSupplyIsOnIsOkAndOnline(242) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStateSettingsUnique.1.2 = INTEGER: acPowerAndSwitchAreOnPowerSupplyIsOnIsOkAndOnline(242) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStatus.1.1 = INTEGER: ok(3) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStatus.1.2 = INTEGER: ok(3) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyOutputWatts.1.1 = INTEGER: 5500 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyOutputWatts.1.2 = INTEGER: 5500 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyType.1.1 = INTEGER: powerSupplyTypeIsAC(9) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyType.1.2 = INTEGER: powerSupplyTypeIsAC(9) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyLocationName.1.1 = STRING: "PS1 Status" IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyLocationName.1.2 = STRING: "PS2 Status" IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyInputVoltage.1.1 = INTEGER: 264 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyInputVoltage.1.2 = INTEGER: 264 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplypowerUnitIndexReference.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplypowerUnitIndexReference.1.2 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplySensorState.1.1 = INTEGER: presenceDetected(1) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplySensorState.1.2 = INTEGER: presenceDetected(1) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyPowerMonitorCapable.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyPowerMonitorCapable.1.2 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyRatedInputWattage.1.1 = INTEGER: 6660 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyRatedInputWattage.1.2 = INTEGER: 6660 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyFQDD.1.1 = STRING: "PSU.Slot.1" IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyFQDD.1.2 = STRING: "PSU.Slot.2" IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyTableEntry.16.1.1 = INTEGER: 228 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyTableEntry.16.1.2 = INTEGER: 230 root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# snmpwalk -v 2c -c public -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib srv004-idrac powerUnitTable IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitchassisIndex.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitIndex.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitStateCapabilities.1.1 = INTEGER: 0 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitStateSettings.1.1 = INTEGER: enabled(2) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitRedundancyStatus.1.1 = INTEGER: full(3) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyCountForRedundancy.1.1 = INTEGER: 0 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitName.1.1 = STRING: "System Board PS Redundancy" IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitStatus.1.1 = INTEGER: ok(3)

Thanks for your help, Bruno

dangmocrang commented 9 years ago

Hi,

SNMP output does not show the "PS" mode, so there is no way to detect if PS is working on standby mode.

I will find another way to exclude this case :(

Regards,

dangmocrang commented 9 years ago

merged with issue#10 https://github.com/dangmocrang/check_idrac/issues/10

dangmocrang commented 9 years ago

Hi,

Check out version 2.1. It now supports you to ignore alerting on chosen hardware.

Regards, Dung

dangmocrang commented 9 years ago

Hi Bruno,

Latest version 2.1 supports ignore threshold for chosen hardware as you wanted.

https://github.com/dangmocrang/check_idrac

Regards, Dung Nguyen

On Thu, Jun 25, 2015 at 3:58 PM, Bruno notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi Dung, I've updated the plugin with version 2.0b9 and the voltage output is now ok. By the way, it seems you forgot to update the version number in the header of your script. It's still 2.0b8. Here is the requested information. srv004 and srv005 are the same hardware (PE R430) with the same settings. Output is OK with srv004 but not with srv005. root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# snmpwalk -v 2c -c public -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib srv005-idrac powerSupplyTable IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplychassisIndex.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplychassisIndex.1.2 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyIndex.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyIndex.1.2 = INTEGER: 2 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStateCapabilitiesUnique.1.1 = INTEGER: 0 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStateCapabilitiesUnique.1.2 = INTEGER: 0 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStateSettingsUnique.1.1 = INTEGER: acPowerAndSwitchAreOnPowerSupplyIsOnIsOkAndOnline(242) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStateSettingsUnique.1.2 = INTEGER: acPowerAndSwitchAreOnPowerSupplyIsOnIsOkAndOnline(242) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStatus.1.1 = INTEGER: ok(3) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStatus.1.2 = INTEGER: ok(3) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyOutputWatts.1.1 = INTEGER: 5500 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyOutputWatts.1.2 = INTEGER: 5500 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyType.1.1 = INTEGER: powerSupplyTypeIsAC(9) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyType.1.2 = INTEGER: powerSupplyTypeIsAC(9) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyLocationName.1.1 = STRING: "PS1 Status" IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyLocationName.1.2 = STRING: "PS2 Status" IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyInputVoltage.1.1 = INTEGER: 264 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyInputVoltage.1.2 = INTEGER: 264 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplypowerUnitIndexReference.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplypowerUnitIndexReference.1.2 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplySensorState.1.1 = INTEGER: presenceDetected(1) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplySensorState.1.2 = INTEGER: presenceDetected(1) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyPowerMonitorCapable.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyPowerMonitorCapable.1.2 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyRatedInputWattage.1.1 = INTEGER: 6660 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyRatedInputWattage.1.2 = INTEGER: 6660 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyFQDD.1.1 = STRING: "PSU.Slot.1" IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyFQDD.1.2 = STRING: "PSU.Slot.2" IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyTableEntry.16.1.1 = INTEGER: 228 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyTableEntry.16.1.2 = INTEGER: 230 root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# snmpwalk -v 2c -c public -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib srv005-idrac powerUnitTable IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitchassisIndex.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitIndex.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitStateCapabilities.1.1 = INTEGER: 0 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitStateSettings.1.1 = INTEGER: enabled(2) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitRedundancyStatus.1.1 = INTEGER: full(3) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyCountForRedundancy.1.1 = INTEGER: 0 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitName.1.1 = STRING: "System Board PS Redundancy" IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitStatus.1.1 = INTEGER: ok(3) root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# snmpwalk -v 2c -c public -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib srv004-idrac powerSupplyTable IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplychassisIndex.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplychassisIndex.1.2 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyIndex.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyIndex.1.2 = INTEGER: 2 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStateCapabilitiesUnique.1.1 = INTEGER: 0 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStateCapabilitiesUnique.1.2 = INTEGER: 0 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStateSettingsUnique.1.1 = INTEGER: acPowerAndSwitchAreOnPowerSupplyIsOnIsOkAndOnline(242) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStateSettingsUnique.1.2 = INTEGER: acPowerAndSwitchAreOnPowerSupplyIsOnIsOkAndOnline(242) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStatus.1.1 = INTEGER: ok(3) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyStatus.1.2 = INTEGER: ok(3) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyOutputWatts.1.1 = INTEGER: 5500 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyOutputWatts.1.2 = INTEGER: 5500 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyType.1.1 = INTEGER: powerSupplyTypeIsAC(9) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyType.1.2 = INTEGER: powerSupplyTypeIsAC(9) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyLocationName.1.1 = STRING: "PS1 Status" IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyLocationName.1.2 = STRING: "PS2 Status" IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyInputVoltage.1.1 = INTEGER: 264 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyInputVoltage.1.2 = INTEGER: 264 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplypowerUnitIndexReference.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplypowerUnitIndexReference.1.2 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplySensorState.1.1 = INTEGER: presenceDetected(1) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplySensorState.1.2 = INTEGER: presenceDetected(1) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyPowerMonitorCapable.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyPowerMonitorCapable.1.2 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyRatedInputWattage.1.1 = INTEGER: 6660 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyRatedInputWattage.1.2 = INTEGER: 6660 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyFQDD.1.1 = STRING: "PSU.Slot.1" IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyFQDD.1.2 = STRING: "PSU.Slot.2" IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyTableEntry.16.1.1 = INTEGER: 228 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyTableEntry.16.1.2 = INTEGER: 230 root@srv020:/usr/lib/nagios/plugins# snmpwalk -v 2c -c public -m ./idrac-smiv2.mib srv004-idrac powerUnitTable IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitchassisIndex.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitIndex.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitStateCapabilities.1.1 = INTEGER: 0 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitStateSettings.1.1 = INTEGER: enabled(2) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitRedundancyStatus.1.1 = INTEGER: full(3) IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerSupplyCountForRedundancy.1.1 = INTEGER: 0 IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitName.1.1 = STRING: "System Board PS Redundancy" IDRAC-MIB-SMIv2::powerUnitStatus.1.1 = INTEGER: ok(3)

Thanks for your help, Bruno

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