Module: check_mk Branch: master Commit: 3fe9d64d9cb46eefdbc43bee01bc65ae67a62c23 URL: http://git.mathias-kettner.de/git/?p=check_mk.git;a=commit;h=3fe9d64d9cb46e… Author: Götz Golla <gg(a)mathias-kettner.de> Date: Fri Sep 27 11:16:40 2013 +0200 new version of apc_symmetra check is now reflected in check man page --- checkman/apc_symmetra | 63 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++--------- 1 file changed, 52 insertions(+), 11 deletions(-) diff --git a/checkman/apc_symmetra b/checkman/apc_symmetra index 6231480..0b83668 100644 --- a/checkman/apc_symmetra +++ b/checkman/apc_symmetra @@ -8,16 +8,49 @@ description: {(2)} the output status, {(3)} the battery capacity, {(4)} the battery temperature, {(5)} the battery current, {(6)} the output voltage and {(7)} the output current, {(8)} the remaing run time. The output current and - remaining run time are not checked against - a level but just being displayed. + remaining run time are not checked against a level but are just displayed. + + The check output includes the calibration status of the UPS. During a + calibration the check result in section {(2)} is OK even though the UPS is running + on battery. + The check reads the date of the last calibration and optionally applies an alternative + level for the battery capacity on the day of the calibration. This is because the battery + capacity is reduced after calibration and may cause an unwanted critical condition + with the standard level. In addition a time span after the day of the calibration + can be configured during which the post-calibration phase still persists. examples: - # Set the critical levels for all APC checks to: + # Set the critical levels for the normal operation mode of all APC checks to: # - battery capacity at 90% or lower # - battery temperature to 38C or higher # - battery current to 10A or higher # - output voltage to 225V or lower - apc_default_levels = (90, 38, 10, 225) + # old method, unsets the post calibration levels + apc_default_levels = ( 90, 38, 10, 225 ) + # new method + apc_default_levels = { + "levels": ( 90, 38, 10, 225 ) + } + + # also set the alternative level for the battery capacity and the delay time span + apc_default_levels = { + "levels": ( 90, 38, 10, 225 ), + "post_calibration_levels": { + "altcapacity": 50, # in percent + "additional_time_span": 60 # in minutes + } + + # checkgroup_parameters syntax + # please note that the name of the group is apc_symentra, NOT apc_symmetra ! + checkgroup_parameters.setdefault('apc_symentra', []) + + checkgroup_parameters['apc_symentra'] += [ + # All UPS in production get other critical levels + ( { "levels": (85, 35, 2, 210) }, ["prod"], ALL_HOSTS ), + # All UPS get post calibration level of 50% + ( { "post_calibration_levels": { "altcapacity": 50 } }, ["prod"],ALL_HOSTS ), + ( { "post_calibration_levels": { "additional_time_span": 60 } }, ["prod"], ALL_HOSTS ), + ] perfdata: This check outputs five performance values: the battery capacity, @@ -25,14 +58,22 @@ perfdata: the output current. inventory: - Supported. + The inventory process checks if the device has a system description OIDs (.1.3.6.1.2.1.1.2.0) + and if the name of this OID is known to the test. If this is true the system is inventorized. [parameters] -crit_capacity (int): The battery capacity in percent at and below which a critical state is be triggered -crit_batt_temp (int): The critical temperature of the battery -crit_batt_curr (int): The critical battery current in Ampere -crit_voltage (int): The output voltage at and below which a critical state is triggered. +parameters(dict): parameters is a dictionary with two keys + + {"levels"}: a tuple of critical levels for battery capacity, temperature, current and output + voltage. The numbers are integers. + + {"post_calibration_levels"}: a dictionary of two parameters: {"altcapacity"} is the alternative + critical level for the battery capacity in the post-calibration phase in precent. {"additional_time_span"} + is a time span the post-calibration phase is extended past the day of the calibration in minutes. + +parameters(tuple): The old format of a tuple of 4 values is also still supported, containing what + is found in the key {"levels"} in the dictionary. + [configuration] -apc_default_levels (int, int, int, int): The default levels to be used - for inventorized checks. This variable is preset to {(95, 40, 1, 220)} +apc_default_levels (dict): This variable is preset to {{ "levels": ( 95, 40, 1, 220 ) }}