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This Nagios check can be used to monitor pool availability and member status on Big-IP hardware. It uses SNMP (v1 or v2) to get the information from the Big-IP.
Current Version
1.0
Last Release Date
2013-10-08
Owner
Timo Schlueter
License
GPL
Compatible With
Version 1.0
The Script is completely written in Perl and has been tested on a Big-IP LTM 1600 with OS version 11.1. The default settings return a WARNING if there is only one pool member active and CRITICAL if no pool member is active. This behaviour can be changed with optional parameters. --- Requirements: - Getopt::Long - Net::SNMP Parameters: -H (--hostname) IP or Hostname of the Big-IP -p (--poolname) Name of the Pool -C (--community) SNMP community (default is public) Optional: -w (--warning) Threshold for warning limit -c (--critical) Threshold for critical limit -v (--snmpversion) SNMP version 1 or 2 (default is 2) -p (--snmpport) SNMP port (default is 161) -h (--help) Show this message Usage/Example: check_bigip_pools.pl -H hostname -P poolname -C snmpcommunity [ -w warning | -c critical | -p snmpport | -v snmpversion ] --- Changelog: Version 1.0 - First version. Feedback is appreciated!
the poolname option is -P not -p. Performance data would be nice.
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