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
Azeddine
IMPI Status: Critical
Re: IMPI Status: Critical
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.
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.
Former Nagios Employee
Re: IMPI Status: Critical
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
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
Re: IMPI Status: Critical
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]
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]
Former Nagios Employee
Re: IMPI Status: Critical
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
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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Re: IMPI Status: Critical
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.
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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DASD Backplane 1 = 'Entity Present' (Status: Nominal)
DASD Backplane 2 = 'Entity Absent' (Status: Critical)
DASD Backplane 3 = 'Entity Absent' (Status: Critical)
Former Nagios Employee