CRITICAL -PLUGIN TIMED OUT WHILE EXECUTING THE SYSTEM CALL

[hsmith]

Looking at the results, can you try this?

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snmpwalk 10.30.4.23 -c media -v2c | grep sysUpTimeInstance

[SJ04]

Looking at the results, can you try this?

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snmpwalk 10.30.4.23 -c media -v2c | grep sysUpTimeInstance

Hi Hsmith,

this was the OutPut for it.

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DISMAN-EVENT-MIB::sysUpTimeInstance = Timeticks: (268866336) 31 days, 2:51:03.36

and then the Console Stuck at one point.

Any Help ?

thanks

SJ

[hsmith]

That's the uptime, correct?

What do you mean the console stuck?

It takes awhile to run the SNMPWalk, but the grep is only making it show results that have sysUpTimeInstance, so it doesn't look like it is doing anything.

[SJ04]

That's the uptime, correct?

What do you mean the console stuck?

It takes awhile to run the SNMPWalk, but the grep is only making it show results that have sysUpTimeInstance, so it doesn't look like it is doing anything.

So snmpwalk command I got the switch uptime but with ./check _snmp it still didn't work.

[hsmith]

Can you show me the check_snmp command you're running and the output?

[SJ04]

Can you show me the check_snmp command you're running and the output?

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./check_snmp -H 10.30.4.23 -c Media -o sysUpTimeInstance

./check_snmp -H 10.30.4.23 -c Media -o sysUpTimeInstance.0

And the output is plug in timed out as the heading of my thread

[hsmith]

Can you try -c media instead of -c Media? I don't know if it's case sensitive, but I wouldn't be surprised.

[SJ04]

Can you try -c media instead of -c Media? I don't know if it's case sensitive, but I wouldn't be surprised.

Hi Hsmith,

I have used both Capital and Small Case but it didnt give me the Uptime of switch.

i am only having problem to get the Value of Uptime,.

rest of the service like, free memory , cpu and ram usage i can get with OID's of all Hp switches.

please Help

SJ

[hsmith]

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./check_snmp -H 10.30.4.23 -c media -P 2c -o sysUpTimeInstance

How about this one?

[SJ04]

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./check_snmp -H 10.30.4.23 -c media -P 2c -o sysUpTimeInstance

How about this one?

HI Hsmith,

My Problem is Finally Solved out. and i want to brief here , how it works.

STEPs:

• Download the MIB files from HP.
  https://h10145.www1.hpe.com/downloads/S ... ber=J9299A

• Extract the MIB on the Nagios Server in /usr/share/snmp/mib

• Define the Service like this.

# Monitor uptime via SNMP

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define service{
	use			            generic-service
	hostgroup_name			HP-SWITCHES
	service_description	    Uptime
	check_command		    check_snmp!-C media -o sysUpTime.0 -m all
	}

Thanks Hsmith and everyone who replied to this Thread, Truley speaking without your help, i will not be able to solve this out.

thanks