[checkmk-commits] Check_MK Git: check_mk: added check manpage for h3c_lanswitch_sensors, the file former under this name was just a copy of h3c_lanswitch_cpu and had nothing to do with the check

Module: check_mk Branch: master Commit: 07cd423f04a134d9cca3aa307da65e35a5169066 URL: http://git.mathias-kettner.de/git/?p=check_mk.git;a=commit;h=07cd423f04a134… Author: Bernd Stroessenreuther <bs(a)mathias-kettner.de> Date: Thu Jul 11 12:04:01 2013 +0200 added check manpage for h3c_lanswitch_sensors, the file former under this name was just a copy of h3c_lanswitch_cpu and had nothing to do with the check --- checkman/h3c_lanswitch_sensors | 36 +++++++++++++++--------------------- 1 file changed, 15 insertions(+), 21 deletions(-) diff --git a/checkman/h3c_lanswitch_sensors b/checkman/h3c_lanswitch_sensors index 002bc7d..7f559ab 100644 --- a/checkman/h3c_lanswitch_sensors +++ b/checkman/h3c_lanswitch_sensors @@ -1,37 +1,31 @@ -title: CPU Utilization of 3COM and H3C switches +title: Fan and Powersupply Sensors of 3COM and H3C switches agents: snmp catalog: hw/network/h3c license: GPL distribution: check_mk description: - This Check queries the CPU utilization for various switches made by 3Com - and H3C, either standalone or that of the CPUs of all units in the stack. By - default it will handle 3com Superstack 4 switches, but it should work with - all devices defined in the "Lsw" lanswitch Mibs. + This check queries the fan and powersupply sensors of various switches made by + 3Com and H3C. By default it will handle 3com Superstack 4 switches, but it should + work with all devices defined in the "Lsw" lanswitch Mibs. - Please note: some of these switches don't handle SNMP well and might generate - up to 90% CPU load while queried. To accomodate for this you should lower - the frequency of SNMP based checks with them. The CPU usage ratio returned - by the check is the average load of the last 60 seconds. + This check returns: -inventory: - The check will add one service per Unit/CPU in a stack. + {OK} if the {active} state is reported for the sensor. -[parameters] -warning (int): the percentage of 1-minute average load at which the switch is considered too busy. + {WARN} if the {not-install} or {unsupport} state is reported for the sensor. -critical (int): the percentage of 1-minute average load at which the switch is considered overloaded. + {CRIT} if the {deactive} state is reported for the sensor. + {UNKNOWN} if the queried sensor is not found. -[configuration] -superstack4_cpu_default_levels (int, int): the warn and critical levels for the checkl. - They are set to default to 50% for "WARN" and 75% for "CRIT". + Please note: some of these switches don't handle SNMP well and might generate + up to 90% CPU load while queried. To accomodate for this you should lower + the frequency of SNMP based checks with them. +inventory: + The check will add one service per sensor. item: - The CPU found by inventory (it's OID is a multiple of 65536 and will be divided to come to a sane value) - + The fan or powersupply sensor found by inventory (it's OID is a multiple of 65536 and will be divided to come to a sane value) -perfdata: - It does not generate any performance data yet.