IMPI Status: Critical

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azeddine
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IMPI Status: Critical

Post by azeddine »

Hello,

I'm using check_ipmi_sensor to check the hardware of servers (FAN, RAID, TEMP, power supply....)

Ihave this status information from servers:

IPMI Status: Critical [DASD Backplane 2 = Critical ("Entity Absent"), DASD Backplane 3 = Critical ("Entity Absent"), ML2 Card = Critical ("Entity Absent")]

but when i use the IMM interface of those servers all is OK.

I don't understand where is the problem.

Thank you in Advance
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rkennedy
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Re: IMPI Status: Critical

Post by rkennedy »

As this is a custom plugin, the issue may lie there in itself. We'll need a few more things though to try and figure this out -
1. Please upload the plugin for us to review, or provide a link to it.
2. Post your command definition for check_ipmi_sensor

This should help us to see what's going on, and how it's achieving the result.
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azeddine
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Re: IMPI Status: Critical

Post by azeddine »

Hello,

here is the link of the Plugin:

https://exchange.nagios.org/directory/P ... in/details

The command definition is :

$USER1$/check_ipmi_sensor -H $_HOSTIPMI_IP$ -U $ARG1$ -P $ARG2$ -L USER -v --nosel

we add into the host file "_ipmi_ip a.b.c.d"

Thank you in Advance
rkennedy
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Re: IMPI Status: Critical

Post by rkennedy »

Got it, could you please run the plugin over the CLI with a verbose output?

I dug into the code, and it appears to be using a standard IPMI tool to check the status. The verbosity should give us a bit of output, it has three options - [-v|-vv|-vvv]
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azeddine
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Re: IMPI Status: Critical

Post by azeddine »

Hello,

Please find as attachment the result of the command

./check_ipmi_sensor -H 10.0.19.8 -U Admin -P AdmIMM1437 -L user -vvv --nosel
./check_ipmi_sensor -H 10.0.19.8 -U Admin -P AdmIMM1437 -L user -vv --nosel
./check_ipmi_sensor -H 10.0.19.8 -U Admin -P AdmIMM1437 -L user -v --nosel

Thank you in advance
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rkennedy
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Re: IMPI Status: Critical

Post by rkennedy »

It's hard to say for sure, but it may be event based, and simply polling all of the results. On your output, it is showing the critical result for DASD Backplane 2 & 3 being critical.

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DASD Backplane 1 = 'Entity Present' (Status: Nominal)
DASD Backplane 2 = 'Entity Absent' (Status: Critical)
DASD Backplane 3 = 'Entity Absent' (Status: Critical)
Are you able to clear the IPMI event log, or adjust this? I don't think the issue is with the plugin due to the output.
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