IPSLA -- To monitor more than one probes

[Kif]

Hi guys,

Needed a bit assistance with configuring IPSLA probes, i can see all the statistics but when it comes to the graph i don't see anything and i just a message "No performance graphs were found for this service." I am getting that when i configured that as a service. I have been some posts on this forum but that did not help me as well "Re: IPSLA- Has Performance Data but no Performance graph"



Any assistance will be highly appreciated.

Thanks

Kif

[Kif]

Hi guys,

I just need to know the best way to monitor links via IPSLA, i am using this pluggin check_cisco1_ipsla.pl and my command is $USER1$/check_cisco_ipsla.pl -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -c XXXXX -i ALL

it does work ok but if one link goes down you get an alerts for all of them that 1 out of 20 ip sla have failed. is there a way to that we receive an alarm for the affected site only?

Regards

Kif

[scottwilkerson]

yes, you would need to setup a service for each SLA and change the -i ALL to just look at one of the SLA's

[scottwilkerson]

This is because you have -i ALL

if you do an individual SLA it should built the graphs

[Kif]

Thanks scottwilkerson.

the strange thing is that when i use -ALL in my command, i can see one IPSLA graph (out of 20) and cant see anything when i run an individual IPSLA (TAG), infact the individual tagged ipsla command does not work for icmp-echo and jitter at all.

[Kif]

thanks scottwilkerson.

if i run -ALL command i am getting the following:

[root@c1ecn-nagios1 libexec]# ./check_newipsla.pl -H 1.1.1.1 -c XXXXXX -i ALL
Use of uninitialized value $fail in concatenation (.) or string at ./check_newipsla.pl line 42 0.
IP SLA status ( 1 IP SLA probes have failed out of 4 ): CRITICAL | Total-Time=472

IP SLA 10 # HTTP ( http ) status: OK
IP SLA 100 # ping ( icmp-echo ) status: OK
IP SLA 101 # icmp ( icmp-jitter ) status: Time Out
IP SLA 15 # jitter ( udp-jitter ) status: OK | HTTP=416
ping=11
icmp=0
jitter=45


and if i run the command for "i ping" only i get the below:

[root@c1ecn-nagios1 libexec]# ./check_newipsla.pl -H 1.1.1.1 -c XXXXXXX -i ping
Use of uninitialized value $message in print at ./check_newipsla.pl line 591.

[scottwilkerson]

The command is

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check_cisco_ipsla.pl

not

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./check_newipsla.pl

I have no idea what ./check_newipsla.pl is...

[Kif]

its the same pluggin but renamed by me for some testing, any ways here you go :

[root@c1ecn-nagios1 libexec]# ./check_cisco_ipsla.pl -H 1.1.1.1 -c XXXXXX -i ping
IPSLA: This probe ( echo ) is not supported yet: UNKNOWN
[root@c1ecn-nagios1 libexec]# ./check_cisco_ipsla.pl -H 1.1.1.1 -c XXXXXX -i jitter
Use of uninitialized value $message in print at ./check_cisco_ipsla.pl line 591.
[root@c1ecn-nagios1 libexec]# ./check_cisco_ipsla.pl -H 1.1.1.1 -c XXXXXX -i ALL
Use of uninitialized value $fail in concatenation (.) or string at ./check_cisco_ipsla.pl line 420.
IP SLA status ( 1 IP SLA probes have failed out of 4 ): CRITICAL | Total-Time=598

IP SLA 10 # HTTP ( http ) status: OK
IP SLA 100 # ping ( echo ) status: OK
IP SLA 101 # icmp ( icmp-jitter ) status: Time Out
IP SLA 15 # jitter ( udp-jitter ) status: OK | HTTP=536
ping=15
icmp=0
jitter=47

[scottwilkerson]

Where did you get this plugin? The one on the Nagios Exchange only has 337 lines...

[Kif]

I have used the one which is Nagios exchange but again because it only support -ALL argument i was not able to see any diagram/chart. To run individual IPSLA i had to use this Pluggin https://www.monitoringexchange.org/inve ... monitoring