Check PowerConnect Switch

This plugin is great.

Since Dell EMC merger, some products name change to Dell EMC Networking

Here is a small patch :

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MODEL=$(snmpwalk -v 2c -Ovq -c $COMMUNITY $HOST_NAME 1.3.6.1.4.1.674.10895.3000.1.2.100.1.0 | tr -d """|cut -d " " -f2)
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MODEL=$(snmpwalk -v 2c -Ovq -c $COMMUNITY $HOST_NAME 1.3.6.1.4.1.674.10895.3000.1.2.100.1.0 | tr -d """|cut -d " " -f3)

I also add the following code at line 169 to add S3048-ON temps

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This does exactly what I needed and works for models 5548 and N2048.

I did come across an issue when a switch is in a stack. The fan temps check does not calculate the proper exit status. Here is my diff for the changes I added to fix this:

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> if [ $TEMPS_EXIT_STATUS -lt '2' ]; then
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> else
> TEMPS_EXIT_STATUS=2
> fi
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> if [ $TEMPS_EXIT_STATUS -lt '1' ]; then
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>

The only other thing I see that would make this more awesome, is to add the global status health check. There is another module on the exchange that does and I may add it to this one. It uses the productStatusGlobalStatus mib. It may be redundant to check the fans, temp, psus AND health, but in certain places, a simple health check may be sufficient.

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This plugin works great for temperature monitoring and graphs.
I use also for uptime status, works nice for status. Need to passed the uptime in numeric argument like ms with another script and to an division to graph uptime in days.
I recommend this plugin!

Regards,
belgotux

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Works great. Thanks a lot for the plug-in!

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