genRtrConfig Cat6509 PS1,
"Tory M Blue" <[email protected]>
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A few questions or observations.
1) genRTR proclaimed my 6509 as a generic-router, which is a mistake, since
the Cat has a bunch of fun information, so I created my own
Cisco-Cat6k-Switch targettype
targetType Cisco-Cat6k-Switch
ds = "cpu1min, cpu5min, tempInlet, tempOutlet,
mem5minUsed, mem5minFree, processorRam,
chassisTempAlarm,
chassisFanStatus, chassisPs1Status,
chassisPs2Status"
view = "cpu: cpu1min cpu5min,
temp: chassisTempAlarm tempInlet tempOutlet,
Status: chassisFanStatus chassisPs1Status
chassisPs2Status,
memory: mem5minUsed mem5minFree
processorRam"
This way I can in fact see the neat things that it has to offer.
So now I'm afraid of rerunning genRTRConfig on an ongoing basis to
automagically check for new additions etc as I'm afraid it will overwrite my
Target in the targets file. Is this a concern or not?
Could I of done something different, is there something better? I'm still in
testing so any major changes are in fact okay
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2) Now I also notice that the "graph" for PS1, PS2 and FanStatus have some
interesting stuff, which doesn't make sense to me, so asking for some
insight.
Normal results if the fan and power supplies are up and running should be
"2". Now with the scale he/them/they/it are making an okay response = 0. Now
is this being doing so that anything other then a 2, (1,3,4) will generate a
(-1, 1,2) value to appear and thus any type of Alerts or Monitor-Thresholds
should be looking for the norm to be 0 and anything else to indicate an
issue? Just trying to understand why someone is not just using the normal
"2" value for "OK"
graph chassisTempAlarm
color = red
draw-as = AREA
y-axis = "state"
units = ""
legend = "Temp alarm"
y-max = 8
y-min = -3
scale = "1,-"
precision = 0
show-avg-max = 0
graph chassisFanStatus
color = blue
draw-as = STACK
y-axis = "status"
units = ""
legend = "Fan Status"
scale = "2,-"
precision = 0
show-avg-max = 0
graph chassisPs1Status
color = magenta
draw-as = STACK
y-axis = "status"
units = ""
legend = "PS1 Status"
scale = "2,-"
precision = 0
show-avg-max = 0
Thanks
Tory