SAN and NAS

Check SAN Switch Health

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Description:

This plugin checks sensors (psu, temperature, fans et al) and overall health of SAN switches that understand the Fibre Alliance MIB. There is a long list of companies behind that MIB; I have tested the script with switches from Brocade and Qlogic.

Current Version

0.0.3

Last Release Date

2010-08-18

Compatible With

  • Nagios 3.x

Owner

Ulric Eriksson

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check_fibrealliance.sh
Project Notes
This plugin checks sensors (psu, temperature, fans et al) and overall health of SAN switches that understand the Fibre Alliance MIB. There is a long list of companies behind that MIB; I have tested the script with switches from Brocade and Qlogic. Examples: check_fibrealliance.sh -H 1.2.3.4 -C community -T status Overall unit status: OK Product: "QLogic(R) 4Gb Fibre Channel Switch Module for IBM BladeCenter(R)" Serial number: "11S26R0883ZK15TL67G529" check_fibrealliance.sh -H 1.2.3.4 -C community -T sensors "Power supply 1 Status" = "Good" "Temperature Status" = "Normal" "Temperature Sensor 1 Value" = "27 degrees C"
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It just work!
by csarli, June 30, 2014
Like a charm!
For 249824E Express IBM System Storage SAN24B
(what is Brocade 300 SAN switch)
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Works fine but,..
by willemdh, January 31, 2014
Plugin works fine out of the box on EMC Brocade 5300, but it would be nice to get some performance data out of it so we can get some graphs. Also for serial number I get 'None'. I'll see if I can find the oid for it.
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Worked Like a Charm!!!
by nishith, January 31, 2013
Tested on EMC Clariion SAN Switch & below is the result.

./check_fiberalliance.sh -H 10.0.64.214 -C public -T status
Overall unit status: OK
Product: "Fibre Channel Switch."
Serial number: "6YFR34D1"

./check_fiberalliance.sh -H 10.0.64.214 -C public -T sensors
TEMP #1" = type 3 is OK, value is 27"
TEMP #2" = type 3 is OK, value is 29"
" FAN #1" = type 4 is OK, value is 4129"
" FAN #2" = type 4 is OK, value is 4129"
" FAN #3" = type 4 is OK, value is 4129"
" Power Supply #1" = type 5 is OK, value is 1"

Nishith N.Vyas
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Grea!
by brunoscota, August 31, 2012
!!!!!!!!!! Very GOOOOOD!
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Great plugin!
by dermaniac, April 30, 2011
Exactly what I needed! Really awesome! Registered just to thank you!
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Excellent
by pseudoyams, May 31, 2010
Great plugin. Works great with my HP StoragWorks MSA 2324fc SAN and HP FiberChannel switches.
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