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nagios report error with power which does not exist
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2015 3:58 am
by jstaruch
Hi all ,
I would like to ask your opinion. Nagios is reporting error see attachment "FRU power 18000" I double checked switch but I did not found any problems with power on device... No error in logs , or in show commands..
Re: nagios report error with power which does not exist
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2015 9:15 am
by jolson
What is the exact service check in question here? Please cat the service in question (FRU Power 18000) and the command in question (possibly check_snmp or similar).
Re: nagios report error with power which does not exist
Posted: Thu Jul 02, 2015 3:48 am
by jstaruch
jolson wrote:What is the exact service check in question here? Please cat the service in question (FRU Power 18000) and the command in question (possibly check_snmp or similar).
I looked at error again and description says:
The check is CRIT when administrative state is off or operation state is offDenied, offEnvPower, OffEnvTemp, offEnvFan fail
As you can see in Output of check plugin Administrative state: off
This could be reson why we got those error messages... How can I check in nagios if check_mk-cisco_fru_power is enabled.. ??
Thx
Re: nagios report error with power which does not exist
Posted: Thu Jul 02, 2015 3:49 am
by jstaruch
I looked at error again and description says:
The check is CRIT when administrative state is off or operation state is offDenied, offEnvPower, OffEnvTemp, offEnvFan fail
As you can see in Output of check plugin Administrative state: off
This could be reson why we got those error messages... HOw can I check in nagios if check_mk-cisco_fru_power is enabled..?
Thx
Re: nagios report error with power which does not exist
Posted: Thu Jul 02, 2015 9:51 am
by jolson
I don't think it's the check that's the problem here. I think what is off is the power monitoring functionality of the FRU Power device.
Per the plugin you are using:
This check monitors the administrative and operational status of field replaceable unit (FRU) power supplies of Cisco switches. The check is OK when the administrative and operational state is on. The check is CRIT when the administrative state is off or the operational state is offDenied, offEnvPower, offEnvTemp, offEnvFan, failed, or onButInlinePowerFail. The check is WARN otherwise.
I do not know how to turn the administrative state on - I suggest looking at the manual that came with your Cisco device to do so.
EDIT: I found this guide, which may be of use:
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/sw ... coent.html