Thanks. abrist.
below is the output.
WARNING! CPU usage: 5s - 22% exceeds threshold of 10%, 1m - 22% exceeds threshold of 10%, 5m - 22% exceeds threshold of 10%.
Do we have plugin for CPU Mem utilization ?
I tried on google, what I found is number of plugins & not sure which one to use ?
Switch monitor using XI
Re: Switch monitor using XI
Looks like it is working just fine nowlafargeuser wrote: WARNING! CPU usage: 5s - 22% exceeds threshold of 10%, 1m - 22% exceeds threshold of 10%, 5m - 22% exceeds threshold of 10%.
Could you clarify? Are you looking for a generic memory utilization check plugin for the router, or something else?lafargeuser wrote: Do we have plugin for CPU Mem utilization ?
I tried on google, what I found is number of plugins & not sure which one to use ?
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Re: Switch monitor using XI
sorry.Typo.
Yes, I am looking generic memory utilization of cisco switch.
Yes, I am looking generic memory utilization of cisco switch.
Re: Switch monitor using XI
There are a number of cisco plugins relating to memory usage on teh exchange, see:
http://exchange.nagios.org/index.php?op ... isco%20mem
Alternatively, you could monitor the same metrics through snmp, though that will take a bit more time to set up.
http://exchange.nagios.org/index.php?op ... isco%20mem
Alternatively, you could monitor the same metrics through snmp, though that will take a bit more time to set up.
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Re: Switch monitor using XI
Thanks.
Installed and configured the plugin. But Mem utilization is showing CRITICAL, even after changing values.
pasted output below :-
#./check_cisco_mem.pl -H IP -C cisco -warn 10 -crit 20
CRITICAL! Memory usage 56.47%. | 'memory usage'=56.47%
Here, pls. make me understand threshold part, how warning or critical alerts are triggred in switch CPU & MEM case.
-warn 10 -crit 20 (does this mean it will triggered an warning alert if CPU or MEM consume 10 % & vice versa. )
Installed and configured the plugin. But Mem utilization is showing CRITICAL, even after changing values.
pasted output below :-
#./check_cisco_mem.pl -H IP -C cisco -warn 10 -crit 20
CRITICAL! Memory usage 56.47%. | 'memory usage'=56.47%
Here, pls. make me understand threshold part, how warning or critical alerts are triggred in switch CPU & MEM case.
-warn 10 -crit 20 (does this mean it will triggered an warning alert if CPU or MEM consume 10 % & vice versa. )
Re: Switch monitor using XI
Some plugin thresholds for metrics like memory treat the warning and critical levels as "remaining" while others check against "allocated". Try 80 and 90 respectively for your thresholds:
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Re: Switch monitor using XI
Thanks. abrist.
it worked.
it worked.