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Cool i may have to use that elsewhere

Oh cool that was simple adding : to -c220 to make it -c220: reverses it

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The command is # 'snmp_ups_voltage_in' command definition define command{ command_name snmp_ups_voltage_in command_line $USER1$/check_snmp -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -C $ARG1$ -o .1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.1.3.2.1.0 -l '\Input Voltage\' -u '\Volts\' } I would want it to go critical if it is below 220

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I've not been able to work out or find how to do this.

Does anyone know how you set you warning levels to be warning if less than say ten and critical if less than 5

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Luke

I was refered to their developer site so i've just posted on that forum.

Once\If I've got it sorted I'll write a guide.

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I'll try but I expect the response from Vodafone will be they don't support it.

Thanks This won't be the right place for this but hopefully you can point me in the right direction ideally i'd like to keep in on my clean install but if i want txt alerts working via a 3g modem I'm not sure I'll be able too. All I do is from a clean install of desktop or server cent os and ubuntu ...

I would be compiling

Hi Does anyone see much of a downside to this. I'd install the desktop version of cent os on a server and just run nagios on it and probably turn the gui off The reason for this is I want to a 3g dongle to send out text alerts but can only get this working on desktop versions of linux and and not se...

HI I randomly came across this so I though id updater this incase it of use to anyone else Under the host definition temp I've put notes_url http://10.10.10.148/nagios/notes/$HOSTNAME$.html Then for each host I've made a html page with the information about host which is useful so we can have all th...