Network Devices

Apple > Apple AirPort (Extreme)

This probe monitors the custom MIB in an Apple AirPort Extreme Base Station. This probe monitors the number of clients using the base station and lists each with its signal strength.

The first version of AirPort Extreme was round; subsequent versions are square. The following are important differences between them:

  • The original round version does not return complete information to clients using the public community string. To retrieve complete information from the original round version, set the community string to the AirPort Extreme's password.
  • Subsequent versions have a settable SNMP community string. To use this probe on these versions, you must supply the SNMP community string as set in the AirPort Extreme.

Parameters

None.

Filename: com.dartware.snmp.airport.ext
Version: 1.6

Apple > Apple AirPort (Graphite)

This probe monitors the custom MIB in an Apple AirPort Base Station (v1 = Graphite) using SNMPv1 and monitors the number of clients using the base station and lists each one with its signal strength.

Parameter

Read/Write Community - use the AirPort Base Stations's password.

An SNMP set-request is sent, instructing the AirPort Base Station to discover its clients periodically and test the signal strength of each.

Filename: com.dartware.snmp.airport
Version: 1.8

Cisco > Cisco IP SLA Jitter

This probe extracts jitter test data from a Cisco IP SLA agent that is running on a Cisco router or switch. Typically these jitter tests are used to measure jitter, latency, and packet loss for VoIP and video conferencing applications.

Parameters

SNMP Index - the value used when configuring the IP SLA agent in the Cisco switch or router using the ip sla monitor command. This value identifies the jitter test and is the SNMP index used by Intermapper to probe the device. To probe for different instances of jitter tests on a single Cisco switch or router, create separate devices on your Intermapper map, each using a different SNMP Index.

Latency Alarm Threshold - the ALARM threshold for latency in milliseconds. If Average Latency exceeds this threshold, the device enters the ALARM state.

Latency Warning Threshold - the WARNING threshold for latency in milliseconds. If Average Latency exceeds this threshold, the device enters the WARNING state.

Jitter Alarm Threshold - the ALARM threshold for Jitter. If Average Jitter exceeds this threshold, the device enters the ALARM state.

Jitter Warning Threshold - the WARNING threshold for Jitter. If Average Jitter exceeds this threshold, the device enters the WARNING state.

Packet Loss Alarm Threshold - the ALARM threshold for Packet Loss. If Percent Packet Loss exceeds this threshold, the device enters the ALARM state.

Example

The following is an example of IOS commands used for configuring an IP SLA jitter test to run on a Cisco router or switch:

ip sla monitor 250
type jitter dest-ipaddr w.w.w.w dest-port 50505 source-ipaddr x.x.x.x num-packets 2000 interval 20
request-data-size 256
owner yyyy
tag zzzz
exit

The above example specifies 250 as the SNMP index. This can be any value as long as it is unique. w.w.w.w is the IP address of the remote IP SLA responder. x.x.x.x is the local IP address of this IP SLA agent. yyyy is any text information identifying the owner of the test (for example, the name of network service provider). zzzz is any text information identifying this particular test.

To schedule the IP SLA test to run forever:

Run the following command:

ip sla monitor schedule 66 life forever start-time now

To start the IP SLA responder on the remote IP SLA responder:

Run the following command:

ip sla monitor responder

In the above IOS commands, the jitter test does not specify a codec type, so ICPIF and MOS scores are not available. If the test is modified to include a codec type then minor revisions are required to this SNMP probe. Also, some routers and switches might not support MIB variables for ICPIF and MOS scores (depending on the IOS train).

For more information on configuring Cisco IP SLA, see www.cisco.com.

Filename: com.dartware.snmp.cisco-ip-sla.txt
Version: 2.4

Cisco > Cisco N5000 with FEX Traffic

This probe provides Basic SNMP Traffic probe functionality for the Nexus 5000 with Fiber Extender (FEX). The standard SNMP Traffic probe does not show the Fiber Extender's interfaces, so this probe incorporates special logic to retrieve that information.

This probe requires Intermapper Server version 5.6.6 or higher, which uses the special logic described above; otherwise, the speeds displayed for high speed interfaces are not shown correctly.

Parameters

None

Filename: com.dartware.snmp.cisco.n5kfex.traffic.txt
Version: 1.1

Cisco > Cisco Old CPU MIB

This probe monitors the CPU and Memory utilization of a Cisco router.

Parameters

CPU Busy - Alarm - the ALARM threshold for CPU utilization (in percentage). If the average CPU usage over a 1 minute interval exceeds this threshold, the device enters the ALARM state.

CPU Busy - Warning - the WARNING threshold for CPU utilization (in percentage). If the average CPU usage over a 1 minute interval exceeds this threshold, the device enters the WARNING state.

Low Memory - Alarm - the ALARM threshold for the amount of free memory remaining (in bytes). If free memory drops below this threshold, the device enters the ALARM state.

Low Memory - Warning - the WARNING threshold for the amount of free memory remaining (in bytes). If free memory drops below this threshold, the device enters the WARNING state.

Filename: com.dartware.snmp.cisco
Version: 1.9

Cisco > Cisco Process and Memory Pool

This probe monitors the CPU and Memory utilization in a Cisco router. It uses variables from CISCO-MEMORY-POOL-MIB and CISCO-PROCESS-MIB.

Parameters

CPU Busy - Alarm - The ALARM threshold for CPU utilization (in percentage). If the average CPU usage over a 1 minute interval exceeds this threshold, the device enters the ALARM state.

CPU Busy - Warning - The WARNING threshold for CPU utilization (in percentage). If the average CPU usage over a 1 minute interval exceeds this threshold, the device enters the WARNING state.

Low Memory - Alarm - The ALARM threshold for the amount of free memory remaining (in bytes). If free memory drops below this threshold, the device enters the ALARM state.

Low Memory - Warning - The WARNING threshold for the amount of free memory remaining (in bytes). If free memory drops below this threshold, the device enters the WARNING state.

Filename: com.dartware.snmp.cisconewmib
Version: 1.9

Cisco > Cisco Aironet

This probe uses SNMPv1 to monitor the custom MIB in a Cisco Aironet Wireless Access Point. It monitors the number of clients using the base station and lists each client with its signal strength.

The alarm and warning thresholds must be greater than 0, otherwise they are ignored.

Parameters

Number of Active Stations alarm - sets the threshold when the device goes into the ALARM state.

Number of Active Stations warning - sets the threshold when the device goes into the WARNING state.

Filename: com.dartware.snmp.aironet
Version: 1.6

Cisco > Cisco ASA Firewall

This probe monitors a Cisco ASA firewall or security context (CPU utilization, memory utilization, active connections, connections per second, primary unit status, and secondary unit status).

This probe generates an ALARM if one of the following occurs:

  • CPU % busy - averaged over 1 minute exceeds a threshold
  • Active connections - exceeds a threshold
  • Connections per second - averaged over 1 minute exceeds a threshold
  • Primary unit status - abnormal
  • Secondary unit status - abnormal

Parameters

CPU Utilization Threshold - the percentage of CPU usage required to generate an ALARM.

Active Connections Alarm Threshold - the maximum number of active connections required to generate an ALARM.

Connections Per Second Alarm Threshold - the maximum number of connections per second required to generate an ALARM.

Filename: com.helpsystems.snmp.cisco.asa.firewall
Version: 1.0

Cisco > Cisco ASR 1000

This probe monitors a Cisco ASR 1000 Series Aggregation Services Router. This probe has only been tested with a Cisco ASR 1009-X running Cisco IOS XE software. It should work with other chassis-based Cisco ASR 1000 models. If you encounter issues using this probe with other models, contact Fortra to request an enhancement.

The probe generates a Warning or Alarm alert if one of the following occurs:

  • % CPU Busy of the RP Routing Processor exceeds a threshold
  • % Memory Utilization of the RP Routing Processor exceeds a threshold
  • % CPU Busy of any module over a 5 minute interval exceeds a threshold
  • % Memory Utilization of any module exceeds a threshold
  • The state of a module is abnormal
  • A fan malfunctions or fails
  • A power supply malfunctions or fails
  • The hard disk state is not ok

Warning and alarm alerts can be turned on or off by adjusting the probe parameters. They are on by default.

NOTE:
  • The Routing Processor (RP) contains two physical CPUs, but the CPUs are not monitored separately. CPU utilization is the aggregate result of both the CPUs and therefore the cpmCPUTotalTable object contains only one entry for RP CPU. This can occasionally cause the management stations to report CPU utilization above 100%.

    For more information, see https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/ip/simple-network-management-protocol-snmp/118901-technote-snmp-00.html.

  • When you restart the Intermapper server or add a new Cisco ASR to a map, it can take several poll cycles for the probe to collect and display information about the switch in the Device Status window.
  • You can report bugs and enhancement requests to Fortra so that this probe can be enhanced and kept up-to-date.

Parameters

  • RP CPU Busy - Warning Threshold - the RP Routing Processor % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in Warning status.
  • RP CPU Busy - Alarm Threshold - the RP Routing Processor % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in Alarm status.
  • RP Memory Utilization - Warning Threshold - the RP Routing Processor % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in Warning status.
  • RP Memory Utilization - Alarm Threshold - the RP Routing Processor % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in Alarm status.
  • Module CPU Busy - Warning Threshold - the Module % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in Warning status.
  • Module CPU Busy - Alarm Threshold - the Module % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in Alarm status.
  • Module Memory Utilization - Warning Threshold - the Module % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in Warning status.
  • Module Memory Utilization - Alarm Threshold - the Module % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in Alarm status.
  • RP CPU Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for RP Routing Processor % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • RP CPU Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for RP Routing Processor % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • RP Memory Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for RP Routing Processor % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • RP Memory Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for RP Routing Processor % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Module CPU Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for Module % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Module CPU Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for Module % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Defaults to On.
  • Module Memory Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for Module % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Module Memory Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for Module % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • State Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for abnormal module states. Default is On.
  • State Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for abnormal module states. Default is On.
  • PS Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for power supply issues. Default is On.
  • PS Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for power supply issues. Default is On.
  • Fan Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for fan issues. Default is On.
  • Fan Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for fan issues. Default is On.

Filename: com.helpsystems.snmp.ciscoASR1000.txt
Version: 1.0

Cisco > Cisco Catalyst 3850

This probe monitors the following Cisco Catalyst switches:

  • Single Cisco Catalyst 3850 switch
  • Stack of Cisco Catalyst 3850 switches

This probe generates a Critical alert if the data stack ring fails (becomes non redundant). By default, Critical alerts are enabled, but can be disabled by adjusting the probe parameters.

The probe generates a Warning or Alarm alert if the following occurs:

  • The Active Switch % CPU Busy over a 5 minute interval exceeds a threshold.
  • The % Memory Utilization exceeds a threshold.
  • The state of a switch is abnormal.
  • The state of a switch is abnormal.
  • The outlet temperature of a switch exceeds normal operational limits.
  • A fan malfunctions or fails.
  • A power supply malfunctions or fails.
  • The data stack ring fails (becomes non redundant).
  • The Active Switch is not the highest priority switch.

By default, Warning and Alarm alerts are enabled. They can be disabled by adjusting the probe parameters.

NOTE:
  • When you restart the Intermapper server or add a new Catalyst switch to a map it can take several poll cycles for the probe to collect and display information about the switch or switch stack in the Device Status window. The more switches in a stack, the longer it takes to display information.
  • Report bugs and enhancement requests to Fortra so that this probe can be enhanced and kept up to date.

Parameters

  • CPU Busy - Warning Threshold - the % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in the Warning status.
  • CPU Busy - Alarm Threshold - the % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in the Alarm status.
  • Memory Utilization - Warning Threshold - the % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in the Warning status.
  • Memory Utilization - Alarm Threshold - the % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in the Alarm status.
  • CPU Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • CPU Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Memory Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Memory Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • State Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for abnormal switch states. Default is On.
  • PS Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for power supply issues. Default is On.
  • PS Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for power supply issues. Default is On.
  • Fan Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for fan issues. Default is On.
  • Fan Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for fan issues. Default is On.
  • Temperature Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for temperature issues. Default is On.
  • Temperature Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for temperature issues. Default is On.
  • Stack Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarms when the data stack ring fails (becomes non redundant). Default is On.
  • Stack Critical Alerts - Set to Off to suppress Critical alerts when the data stack ring fails (becomes non redundant). Default is On.
  • Active Switch Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts when the Active Switch is not the highest priority switch. Default is On.

Filename: com.helpsystems.snmp.catalyst3850
Version: 1.0

Cisco > Cisco Catalyst 4500 X

This probe monitors a Cisco Catalyst 4500-X Series switch. It does not monitor a pair of Catalyst 4500-X switches stacked together into a Virtual Switching System (VSS).

This probe has been tested with IOS releases 03.04.00.SG, 03.06.04.E, 03.06.05.E, and 03.08.06.E.

The probe generates a Warning or Alarm alert if the following occurs:

  • The % CPU Busy over a 5 minute interval exceeds a threshold.
  • The % Memory Utilization exceeds a threshold.
  • The outlet temperature of the base unit, the expansion module, or the CPU exceed normal operational limits.
  • A switch fan or a power supply fan malfunctions or fails.
  • A power supply malfunctions or fails.

By default, Warning and Alarm alerts are enabled. They can be disabled by adjusting the probe parameters.

NOTE:
  • When you restart the Intermapper server or add a new Catalyst 4500-X switch to a map it can take several poll cycles for the probe to collect and display information about the switch in the Device Status window.
  • Please report bugs and enhancement requests to Help Systems so that this probe can be enhanced and kept up to date.

Parameters

  • CPU Busy - Warning Threshold - the % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in the Warning status.
  • CPU Busy - Alarm Threshold - the % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in the Alarm status.
  • Memory Utilization - Warning Threshold - the % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in the Warning status.
  • Memory Utilization - Alarm Threshold - the % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in the Alarm status.
  • CPU Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • CPU Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Memory Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Memory Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • PS Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for power supply issues. Default is On.
  • PS Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for power supply issues. Default is On.
  • Fan Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for fan issues. Default is On.
  • Fan Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for fan issues. Default is On.
  • Temperature Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for temperature issues. Default is On.
  • Temperature Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for temperature issues. Default is On.

Filename: com.helpsystems.snmp.catalyst4500x
Version: 1.0

Cisco > Cisco Catalyst 6500 6800 VSS

This probe monitors two Cisco Catalyst 6500 switches or two Catalyst 6800 switches paired together into a Virtual Switching System (VSS).

This probe has been tested with a pair of Catalyst 6500 switches running 15.5(1)SY and with a pair of Catalyst 6800 switches running 15.2(1)SY. It should work with other software releases. If you encounter issues using this probe with other software releases, contact Fortra to request probe enhancements.

This probe does not monitor two Catalyst 4500-X switches paired together into a Virtual Switching System (VSS).

The probe generates a Critical alert if the following occurs:

  • The VSS Mode is Standalone (rather than Multinode).
  • The Operational State of the Virtual Switch Link is Down.

Critical alerts can be turned on or off by adjusting the probe parameters. They are enabled by default.

The probe generates a Warning or Alarm alert if the following occurs:

  • The % CPU Busy of the Routing Processor over a 5 minute interval exceeds a threshold.
  • The % Memory Utilization of the Routing Processor exceeds a threshold.
  • The % CPU Busy of any Module over a 5 minute interval exceeds a threshold.
  • The State of a Module is abnormal.
  • The Outlet Temperature of a Module exceeds normal operational limits.
  • A Fan malfunctions or fails.
  • A Power Supply malfunctions or fails.
  • The VSS Mode is Standalone (rather than Multinode).
  • The Operational State of the Virtual Switch Link is Down.

Warning and alarm alerts can be turned on or off by adjusting the probe parameters. They are on by default.

NOTE:
  • Because Catalyst 6500 and Catalyst 6800 devices often have thousands of interfaces, this probe does not poll interfaces with SNMP. As a result, if you open the Interfaces window for a device, no interfaces are displayed. If you require interfaces to be polled and displayed, use the SNMP Traffic probe in addition to this probe.
  • When you restart the Intermapper server or add a new VSS device to a map it can take several poll cycles for the probe to collect and display information in the Device Status window. The more modules there are in the switches, the longer it takes to display the information.
  • Enabling Netflow on a module can cause the Module % CPU Utilization to spike.
  • Report bugs and enhancement requests to Fortra so that this probe can be enhanced and kept up-to-date.

Parameters

  • RP CPU Busy - Warning Threshold - the Routing Processor % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in Warning status.
  • RP CPU Busy - Alarm Threshold - the Routing Processor % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in Alarm status.
  • RP Memory Utilization - Warning Threshold - the Routing Processor % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in Warning status.
  • RP Memory Utilization - Alarm Threshold - the Routing Processor % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in Alarm status.
  • Module CPU Busy - Warning Threshold - the Module % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in Warning status.
  • Module CPU Busy - Alarm Threshold - the Module % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in Alarm status.
  • RP CPU Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for Routing Processor % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Defaults to On.
  • RP CPU Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for Routing Processor % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Defaults to On.
  • RP Memory Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for Routing Processor % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Defaults to On.
  • RP Memory Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for Routing Processor % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Defaults to On.
  • Module CPU Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for Module % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Defaults to On.
  • Module CPU Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for Routing Processor % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • State Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for abnormal module states. Default is On.
  • State Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for abnormal module states. Default is On.
  • PS Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for power supply issues. Default is On.
  • PS Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for power supply issues. Default is On.
  • Fan Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for fan issues. Default is On.
  • Fan Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for fan issues. Default is On.
  • Critical Alerts - Set to Off to suppress Critical alerts. Default is On.

Filename: com.helpsystems.snmp.cisco.catalyst.6500.6800.VSS.txt
Version: 1.0

Cisco > Cisco Catalyst 6500

This probe monitors a Cisco Catalyst 6500 or Catalyst 6509-E switch.

This probe does not monitor a pair of Catalyst 6500 switches stacked together into a Virtual Switching System (VSS).

It has been tested with Catalyst 6504-E, 6506, 6509, and 6509-E models running IOS releases 12.2(18)SXD3, 12.2(33)SXI4, 12.2(33)SXJ9, and 15.1(2)SY7.

The probe generates a Critical alert if the state of a module is MajorFault.

By default, Critical alerts are enabled. They can be disabled by adjusting the probe parameters.

The probe generates a Warning or Alarm alert if the following occurs:

  • The average % CPU Busy of any CPU over a 5 minute interval exceeds a threshold.
  • The % Memory Utilization exceeds a threshold.
  • The state of a module is abnormal.
  • The outlet temperature of a module exceeds normal operational limits.
  • A fan malfunctions or fails.
  • A power supply malfunctions or fails.

By default, Warning and Alarm alerts are enabled. They can be disabled by adjusting the probe parameters.

NOTE:
  • Because Catalyst 6500 devices often have thousands of interfaces, this probe does not poll interfaces with SNMP. As a result, if you open the Interfaces window for a device, no interfaces are displayed and the CDP_Neighbors button does not display the Local Interface Names. You can use a text editor to remove the 'NOLINKS' option from the header section of this probe or use the basic SNMP Traffic probe.
  • Report bugs and enhancement requests to Fortra so that this probe can be enhanced and kept up-to-date.

Parameters

  • CPU Busy - Warning Threshold - the % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in Warning status.
  • CPU Busy - Alarm Threshold - the % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in Alarm status.
  • Memory Utilization - Warning Threshold - the % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in Warning status.
  • Memory Utilization - Alarm Threshold - the % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in Alarm status.
  • CPU Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Defaults to On.
  • CPU Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Defaults to On.
  • Memory Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Defaults to On.
  • Memory Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Defaults to On.
  • State Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for abnormal switch states. Default is On.
  • State Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for abnormal switch states. Default is On.
  • State Critical Alerts - Set to Off to suppress Critical alerts when a module has a major fault. Default is On.
  • PS Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for power supply issues. Default is On.
  • PS Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for power supply issues. Default is On..
  • Fan Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for fan issues. Default is On.
  • Fan Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for fan issues. Default is On.
  • Temperature Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for temperature issues. Default is On.
  • Temperature Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for temperature issues. Default is On.

Filename: com.helpsystems.snmp.catalyst6500.txt
Version: 1.0

Cisco > Cisco Catalyst 6800

This probe monitors a Cisco Catalyst 6800 switch. It does not monitor a pair of Catalyst 6800 switches stacked together into a Virtual Switching System (VSS).

It has been tested with Catalyst C6807-XL model running IOS release 15.5(1)SY1. It should work with other Catalyst 6800 models. If you encounters issues using this probe with other models, contact Fortra so that this probe can be enhanced and kept up-to-date.

NOTE: This probe is identical to the Cisco Catalyst 6500 probe, but with a different probe name for clarity in probe picker window.

The probe generates a Critical alert if the state of a module is MajorFault.

By default, Critical alerts are enabled. They can be disabled by adjusting the probe parameters.

The probe generates a Warning or Alarm alert if the following occurs:

  • The average % CPU Busy of any CPU over a 5 minute interval exceeds a threshold.
  • The % Memory Utilization exceeds a threshold.
  • The state of a module is abnormal.
  • The outlet temperature of a module exceeds normal operational limits.
  • A fan malfunctions or fails.
  • A power supply malfunctions or fails.

By default, Warning and Alarm alerts are enabled. They can be disabled by adjusting the probe parameters.

NOTE:
  • Because Catalyst 6800 devices often have thousands of interfaces, this probe does not poll interfaces with SNMP. As a result, if you open the Interfaces window for a device no interfaces are displayed and the CDP_Neighbors button do not display the Local Interface Names. If you require interfaces to be polled and displayed, you can use a text editor to remove the NOLINKS option from the header section of this probe, or use the basic SNMP Traffic probe.
  • Report bugs and enhancement requests to Fortra so that this probe can be enhanced and kept up-to-date.

Parameters

  • CPU Busy - Warning Threshold - the % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in Warning status.
  • CPU Busy - Alarm Threshold - the % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in Alarm status.
  • Memory Utilization - Warning Threshold - the % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in Warning status.
  • Memory Utilization - Alarm Threshold - the % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in Alarm status.
  • CPU Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • CPU Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Memory Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Memory Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • State Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for abnormal switch states. Default is On..
  • State Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for abnormal switch states. Default is On.
  • State Critical Alerts - Set to Off to suppress Critical alerts when a module has a major fault. Default is On.
  • PS Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for power supply issues. Default is On.
  • PS Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for power supply issues. Default is On.
  • Fan Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for fan issues. Default is On.
  • Fan Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for fan issues. Default is On.
  • Temperature Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for temperature issues. Default is On.
  • Temperature Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for temperature issues. Default is On.

Filename: com.helpsystems.snmp.catalyst6800.txt
Version: 1.0

Cisco > Cisco Catalyst 9300

This probe monitors the following Cisco Catalyst switches:

  • Single Cisco Catalyst 9300 switch
  • Entire stack of Cisco Catalyst 9300 switches
NOTE:

This probe is identical to the Cisco Catalyst 3850 probe, but with a different probe name for clarity in probe picker window.

The probe generates a Critical alert if the data stack ring fails (becomes non redundant).

By default, Critical alerts are enabled. They can be disabled by adjusting the probe parameters.

The probe generates a Warning or Alarm alert if the following occurs:

  • The Active Switch % CPU Busy over a 5 minute interval exceeds a threshold.
  • The % Memory Utilization exceeds a threshold.
  • The state of a switch is abnormal.
  • The outlet temperature of a switch exceeds normal operational limits.
  • A fan malfunctions or fails.
  • A power supply malfunctions or fails.
  • The data stack ring fails (becomes non redundant).
  • The Active Switch is not the highest priority switch.

By default, Warning and Alarm alerts are on. They can be turned on or off by adjusting the probe parameters.

NOTE:
  • When you restart the Intermapper server or add a new Catalyst switch to a map, it can take several poll cycles for the probe to collect and display information about the switch or switch stack in the Device Status window. The more switches in a stack, the longer it takes to display the information.
  • Report bugs and enhancement requests to Fortra so that this probe can be enhanced and kept up-to-date.

Parameters

  • CPU Busy - Warning Threshold - the % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in Warning status.
  • CPU Busy - Alarm Threshold - the % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in Alarm status.
  • Memory Utilization - Warning Threshold - the % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in Warning status.
  • Memory Utilization - Alarm Threshold - the % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in Alarm status.
  • CPU Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • CPU Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Memory Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Memory Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • State Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for abnormal switch states. Default is On.
  • PS Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for power supply issues. Default is On.
  • PS Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for power supply issues. Default is On.
  • Fan Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for fan issues. Default is On.
  • Fan Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for fan issues. Default is On.
  • Temperature Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for temperature issues. Default is On.
  • Temperature Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for temperature issues. Default is On.
  • Stack Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarms when the data stack ring fails (becomes non redundant). Default is On.
  • Stack Critical Alerts - Set to Off to suppress Critical alerts when the data stack ring fails (becomes non redundant). Default is On.
  • Active Switch Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts when the Active Switch is not the highest priority switch. Default is On.

Filename: com.helpsystems.snmp.catalyst9300
Version: 1.0

Cisco > Cisco Catalyst 9500 Non StackWise

This probe monitors a single physical Catalyst 9500 switch that does not support the Cisco StackWise MIB.

The probe generates a Warning or Alarm alert if the following occurs:

  • The Active Switch % CPU Busy over a 5 minute interval exceeds a threshold.
  • The % Memory Utilization exceeds a threshold.
  • The outlet temperature of the switch exceeds normal operational limits.
  • A power supply malfunctions or fails.
  • A fan malfunctions or fails.

Warning and alarm alerts are enabled by default. They can be disabled by adjusting the probe parameters.

NOTE:
  • Some Catalyst 9500 switch models support the Cisco StackWise MIB and some don't. Models that support StackWise vary depending on the version of IOS XE that is running. For IOS XE 16.6.X StackWise is supported only on the C9500-24Q model. For IOS XE 16.9.X StackWise is supported only on the C9500-24Q, C9500-12Q, C9500-40X, C9500-16X models. Use the Cisco Catalyst 9500 StackWise probe to monitor models that support StackWise, and the Cisco Catalyst 9500 Non-StackWise probe to monitor models that don't support StackWise.
  • When you restart the Intermapper server or add a new Catalyst switch to a map it can take several poll cycles for the probe to collect and display information about the switch in the Device Status window.
  • Report bugs and enhancement requests to Fortra so that this probe can be enhanced and kept up to date.

Parameters

  • CPU Busy - Warning Threshold - the % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in Warning status.
  • CPU Busy - Alarm Threshold - the % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in Alarm status.
  • Memory Utilization - Warning Threshold - the % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in Warning status.
  • Memory Utilization - Alarm Threshold - the % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in Alarm status.
  • CPU Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • CPU Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Memory Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Memory Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Temperature Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for temperature issues. Default is On.
  • Temperature Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for temperature issues. Default is On.
  • PS Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for power supply issues. Default is On.
  • PS Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for power supply issues. Default is On.
  • Fan Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for fan issues. Default is On.
  • Fan Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for fan issues. Default is On.

Filename: com.helpsystems.snmp.catalyst9500.nonstackwise.txt
Version: 1.0

Cisco > Cisco Catalyst 9500 StackWise

This probe monitors Catalyst 9500 switches that support the Cisco StackWise MIB. The probe can monitor a single physical Catalyst 9500 switch or a pair of two physical Catalyst 9500 switches clustered together into a StackWise Virtual switch.

The probe generates a Warning or Alarm alert if the following occurs:

  • The Active Switch % CPU Busy over a 5 minute interval exceeds a threshold.
  • The % Memory Utilization exceeds a threshold.
  • The state of a switch is abnormal.
  • The outlet temperature of a switch exceeds normal operational limits.
  • A power supply malfunctions or fails.
  • A fan malfunctions or fails.

Warning and alarm alerts are enabled by default. They can be disabled by adjusting the probe parameters.

NOTE:
  • Some Catalyst 9500 switch models support the Cisco StackWise MIB and some don't. Models that support StackWise vary depending on the version of IOS XE that is running. For IOS XE 16.6.X StackWise is supported only on the C9500-24Q model. For IOS XE 16.9.X StackWise is supported only on the C9500-24Q, C9500-12Q, C9500-40X, C9500-16X models. Use the Cisco Catalyst 9500 StackWise probe to monitor models that support StackWise, and the Cisco Catalyst 9500 Non-StackWise probe to monitor models that don't support StackWise.
  • When you restart the Intermapper server or add a new Catalyst switch to a map it can take several poll cycles for the probe to collect and display information about the switch in the Device Status window.
  • Report bugs and enhancement requests to Fortra so that this probe can be enhanced and kept up-to-date.

Parameters

  • CPU Busy - Warning Threshold - the % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in Warning status.
  • CPU Busy - Alarm Threshold - the % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in Alarm status.
  • Memory Utilization - Warning Threshold - the % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in Warning status.
  • Memory Utilization - Alarm Threshold - the % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in Alarm status.
  • CPU Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • CPU Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Memory Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Memory Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • State Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for abnormal switch states. Default is On.
  • Temperature Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for temperature issues. Default is On.
  • Temperature Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for temperature issues. Default is On.
  • PS Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for power supply issues. Default is On.
  • PS Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for power supply issues. Default is On.
  • Fan Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for fan issues. Default is On.
  • Fan Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for fan issues. Default is On.

Filename: com.helpsystems.snmp.catalyst9500.stackwise.txt
Version: 1.0

Cisco > Cisco Catalyst Switch

This probe monitors the following Cisco Catalyst switches:

  • Fixed configuration Cisco Catalyst switch
  • Entire stack of Cisco Catalyst switches

It has been tested with Catalyst 2960, Catalyst 3560, Catalyst 3750, Catalyst 3750X, Catalyst 3850, and Catalyst 9300 switches.

New probes are available for Catalyst 3850 and Catalyst 9300 switches. These new probes report the role and priority of each switch in the stack and can monitor the CPU utilization for each switch in the stack.

The probe generates a Critical alert if the stack ring is not redundant

By default, Critical alerts are enabled. They can be disabled by adjusting the probe parameters.

The probe generates a Warning or Alarm alert if the following occurs:

  • The % CPU Busy over a 1 minute interval exceeds a threshold.
  • The % Memory Utilization exceeds a threshold.
  • The state of a switch is abnormal.
  • The outlet exhaust temperature of a switch exceeds normal operational limits.
  • A fan malfunctions or fails.
  • A power supply malfunctions or fails.
  • The stack ring is not redundant.

By default, Warning and Alarm alerts are on. They can be turned on or off by adjusting the probe parameters.

NOTE:
  • When you restart the Intermapper server or add a new Catalyst switch to a map, it takes several poll cycles for the probe to collect and display information about the switch or switch stack in the Device Status window. The more switches in a stack, the longer it takes to display the information. Newer switches like the Catalyst 3850 with fast SNMP processing display information twice as fast as older switches.
  • Catalyst 3750X IOS Release 12.2(55) has a bug where SNMP does not return information for Fan 2 for the second and subsequent switches in the stack. This affects the #Fan column in the Device Status window. The #Fan column indicates only one fan is installed, when there might actually be two. To remedy this, upgrade to IOS Release 12.2(58) or later.
  • Report bugs and enhancement requests to Fortra so that this probe can be enhanced and kept up-to-date.

Parameters

  • CPU Busy - Warning Threshold - the threshold in CPU usage (percent) required to place the device in Warning status.
  • CPU Busy - Alarm Threshold - the threshold in CPU usage (percent) required to place the device in Alarm status.
  • Memory Utilization - Warning Threshold - the % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in Warning status.
  • Memory Utilization - Alarm Threshold - the % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in Alarm status.
  • CPU Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning status notifications for CPU usage above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • CPU Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm status notifications for CPU usage above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Memory Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Memory Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • State Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm status notifications for abnormal switch states. Default is On..
  • PS Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warnings for power supply issues. Default is On.
  • PS Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarms for power supply issues. Default is On.
  • Fan Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warnings for fan issues. Default is On.
  • Fan Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarms for fan issues. Default is On.
  • Temperature Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warnings for temperature issues. Default is On.
  • Temperature Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarms for temperature issues. Default is On.
  • Stack Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarms when the stack ring is not redundant. Default is On.
  • Stack Critical Alerts - Set to Off to suppress Critical alerts when the stack ring is not redundant. Default is On.

Filename: com.helpsystems.snmp.catalystswitch
Version: 1.1

Cisco > Cisco Firepower Threat Defence ASA

This probe monitors a Cisco Firepower Threat Defence ASA (CPU utilization, system memory utilization, active connections, and connection setups).

The probe generates an ALARM if the following occurs:

  • % CPU Busy (5 min) exceeds a threshold.
  • % System Memory Used exceeds a threshold.
  • % Active Connections Used exceeds a threshold.
  • Connections/Sec (5 min) exceeds a threshold.
  • Connections Denied (1 min) exceeds a threshold.

Set a threshold to 0 to suppress the alarm for that threshold.

Parameters

CPU Utilization Alarm Threshold - the percentage of CPU required to generate an ALARM.

System Memory Used Alarm Threshold - the percentage of system memory required to generate an ALARM.

Active Connections Alarm Threshold - the maximum number of active connections required to generate an ALARM.

Connections Per Second Alarm Threshold - the maximum number of connections per second required to generate an ALARM.

Denied Connections Per Minute Alarm Threshold - the maximum number of denied connections per minute required to generate an ALARM.

NOTE:
  • You cannot poll consolidated data for Firepower Threat Defense clusters. Each individual Firepower Threat Defense device is polled separately using its Local IP address and is displayed on the Intermapper map. For example, if your cluster has two Firepower Threat Defense devices, two devices are displayed on the Intermapper map.
  • This probe monitors only the ASA part of the Firepower Threat Defence Device. The IPS (snort) and DDOS (radware) parts cannot be monitored.

Filename: com.helpsystems.snmp.cisco.firepowerthreatdefence.asa
Version: 1.0

Cisco > Cisco Nexus

This probe monitors a Cisco Nexus Series Switch.

This probe has been tested only with a Cisco N5K-C5548U running NX-OS 7.3 software, a Cisco N7K-7009 running NX-OS 6.2 software, and a Cisco N9K-C9372PX-E running NX-OS 7.0 software. It might not work with other Nexus models. If you encounter issues using this probe with other models, contact Fortra so that this probe can be enhanced and kept up-to-date.

The probe generates a Warning or Alarm alert if the following occurs:

  • The % CPU Busy of the Active Supervisor exceeds a threshold.
  • The % Memory Utilization of the Active Supervisor exceeds a threshold.
  • The % CPU Busy of a module exceeds a threshold.
  • The % Memory Utilization of a module exceeds a threshold.
  • The state of a module is abnormal.
  • A fan malfunctions or fails.
  • A power supply malfunctions or fails.

Warning and alarm alerts are enabled by default. They can be disabled by adjusting the probe parameters.

NOTE:
  • When you restart the Intermapper server or add a new Nexus device to a map it will take several poll cycles for the probe to collect and display information in the Device Status window. The more modules there are in the switch the longer it will take to display the information.
  • Having Netflow enabled on a module can cause the Module % CPU Utilization to spike.
  • Report bugs and enhancement requests to Fortra so that this probe can be enhanced and kept up to date.

Parameters

  • Supervisor CPU Busy - Warning Threshold - the Supervisor % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in Warning status.
  • Supervisor CPU Busy - Alarm Threshold - the Supervisor % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in Alarm status.
  • Supervisor Memory Utilization - Warning Threshold - the Supervisor % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in Warning status.
  • Supervisor Memory Utilization - Alarm Threshold - the Supervisor % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in Alarm status.
  • Module CPU Busy - Warning Threshold - the Module % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in Warning status.
  • Module CPU Busy - Alarm Threshold - the Module % CPU Busy threshold required to place the device in Alarm status.
  • Module Memory Utilization - Warning Threshold - the Module % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in Warning status.
  • Module Memory Utilization - Alarm Threshold - the Module % Memory Utilization threshold required to place the device in Alarm status.
  • Supervisor CPU Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for Supervisor % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Supervisor CPU Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for % Supervisor CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Supervisor Memory Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for Supervisor % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Supervisor Memory Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for Supervisor % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Module CPU Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for Module % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Module CPU Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for Module % CPU Busy above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Module Memory Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for Module % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • Module Memory Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for Module % Memory Utilization above the specified threshold. Default is On.
  • State Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for abnormal module states. Default is On.
  • State Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for abnormal module states. Default is On.
  • PS Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for power supply issues. Default is On.
  • PS Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for power supply issues. Default is On.
  • Fan Warnings - Set to Off to suppress Warning alerts for fan issues. Default is On.
  • Fan Alarms - Set to Off to suppress Alarm alerts for fan issues. Default is On.

Filename: com.helpsystems.snmp.ciscoNexus.txt
Version: 1.0

Cisco > Cisco WLC

This probe monitors a Cisco WLC (Wireless LAN Controller).

This probe generates an ALARM if the following occurs:

  • Memory Utilization exceeds a threshold.
  • CPU Utilization exceeds a threshold.
  • Internal Temperature exceeds a threshold.
  • Power Supply Status is FAIL.
  • Connected Clients exceeds a threshold.

Parameters

Memory Threshold - enter a memory usage value (in Mb) required to generate an ALARM. Enter 0 to suppress Memory Utilization alarms.

CPU Utilization Threshold - enter a percentage of CPU usage required to generate an ALARM. Enter 0 to suppress CPU Utilization alarms.

Internal Temperature Threshold - enter an internal temperature (in Celsius) required to generate an ALARM. Enter 0 to suppress Internal Temperature alarms.

Connected Clients Threshold - enter a maximum number of connected clients required to generate an ALARM. Enter 0 to suppress Connected Clients alarms.

NOTE:
  • This probe has been tested with several models of Cisco WLC including the 3504, 5508, and 8540 models. It should work with other models but has not been tested. Monitoring of power supplies and SSO Sync Status is release dependent.
  • This probe monitors a Cisco WLC for up to 16 WLAN SSIDs. If you need to monitor more than 16 WLAN SSIDS you will need to modify the probe.

Filename: com.helpsystems.snmp.cisco.wlc
Version: 1.1

Juniper > Netscreen VPN

This probe monitors the status of VPN Tunnels in a Netscreen Firewall. It uses the nsVpnMonTable to monitor the Netscreen's active tunnels. Each active tunnel is treated and mapped as a separate interface.

Some statistics might be available only if the monitoring status for the tunnel as reported by nsVpnMonMonState is on.

Parameters

None

Filename: com.dartware.snmp.netscreen.txt
Version: 1.2

Karlnet Wireless

This probe monitors the custom MIB in a Karlnet Wireless Base Station using SNMPv1. It monitors the number of clients using the base station and lists each, along with its signal strength.

This probe sends SNMP set-requests to the Karlnet Base Station, causing it to discover and test the signal strength of each client. For the set-requests to work, enter the read/write community string for the base station.

Parameter

Read/Write Community - SNMP Read/Write community string.

Filename: com.dartware.snmp.karlnet
Version: 1.6

UPS > APC UPS AP961x

This probe works best with devices which have implemented the following MIBs:

  • APC UPS MIB - [... enterprises.apc.products.hardware.ups / ... 1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.1]
  • APC Environmental Monitoring MIB - [... enterprises.apc.products.hardware.environmentalMonitor / ... 1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.10]

Values

  • UPS - model, firmware, and status
  • Battery - capacity, time remaining, temperature, and replacement status
  • Output - load percent, volts, amps, and frequency
  • Input - volts, voltage range over last minute, frequency, and last input failure
  • Environmental Monitor - probe name, number of probes, current temperature, humidity, high threshold configurations, and low threshold configurations

Alarms

  • If unit goes onto battery or goes off-line
  • If battery needs replacement
  • If the UPS internal temperature and humidity threshold is exceeded (must also be enabled)

Warnings

If unit goes onto Smart Trim or Smart Boost

Parameters

None

Filename: com.dartware.ups.apc-ap961x.txt
Version: 3.6

UPS > APC UPS

Use this probe with APC UPS devices.

This probe works best with devices which have implemented the following MIB:

  • APC UPS MIB - [... enterprises.apc.products.hardware.ups / ... 1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.1]

Values

  • UPS - model, firmware, and status
  • Battery - capacity, time remaining, temperature, and replacement status
  • Output - load percent, volts, amps, and frequency
  • Input - volts, voltage range over last minute, frequency, and last input failure

Alarms

  • If unit goes onto battery or goes off-line
  • If battery needs replacement
  • If the battery temperature exceeds user-specified thresholds (see Parameters below)

Warnings

  • If unit goes onto Smart Trim or Smart Boost
  • If the battery temperature exceeds user-specified thresholds (see Parameters below)

Parameters

  • Units of Temperature (C / F) - Determines how the following thresholds are interpreted.
  • Alarm Threshold - Low Temp: Low threshold for alarm state.
  • Alarm Threshold - High Temp - Threshold for alarm state.
  • Warning Threshold - Low Temp - Low threshold for warning state.
  • Warning Threshold - High Temp - High threshold for warning state.

Filename: com.dartware.ups.apc.txt
Version: 3.6

UPS > BestPower UPS

Use this probe with BestPower UPS devices.

This probe works best with devices which have implemented the following MIB:

  • BestPower MIB - [... enterprises.bestPower.bestLink / ... 1.2947.1]

Values

vendor, model, firmware version, VA Rating, time on battery, time remaining, (input & output: voltage, current, frequency), output power, internal temperature.

Alarms

  • Warning - If UPS loses AC power.
  • Alarm - If minutes of battery life remaining is less than specified threshold.

Parameter

  • BatteryRemainingAlarm - Threshold for alarm state.

Filename: com.dartware.ups.bestpower.txt
Version: 2.12

UPS > Exide UPS

Use this probe with Exide UPS devices.

This probe works best with devices which have implemented the following MIB:

  • UPS MIB (RFC 1628) [... mib-2.upsMIB / ... 1.33]
  • Exide XUPS MIB [... enterprises.powerware / ... 1.534]

Values

  • UPS - vendor, model, software version, firmware version
  • Battery - output source, battery status, battery voltage, battery current
  • Input - Hz, volts, amps, kWatts
  • Output - Hz, volts, amps, kWatts, output load percent

Alarms

If the device is reporting any alarms. (The UPS MIB includes a comprehensive list of alarms).

Parameters

None

Filename: shef.ac.uk.ups.exide.txt
Version: 2.12

UPS > Liebert UPS EXM

Use this probe with the Liebert EXM Power System line of UPS devices.

This probe works best with devices which have implemented the following MIB:

  • Liebert UPS MIB - [... enterprises.emerson.liebertCorp.liebertUps / ... 1.476.1.1]

Values

MIB, vendor, model, and software version

Parameters

None

Filename: com.dartware.ups.liebert-exm.txt
Version: 1.2

UPS > Liebert UPS OpenComms

Use this probe with Liebert UPS equipped with an OpenComms Network Management Card.

This probe works best with devices which have implemented the following MIBs:

  • UPS MIB (RFC 1628) - [... mib-2.upsMIB / ... 1.33]
  • Liebert Global Products MIB - [... enterprises.emerson.liebertCorp.liebertGlobalProducts / ... 1.476.1.42]

Values

  • UPS - vendor, model, software version, and firmware version
  • Battery - output source, battery status, battery voltage, and battery current
  • Input - Hz, volts, amps, and kWatts
  • Output - Hz, volts, amps, kWatts, and output load percent
  • Temperature - battery and ambient

Alarms

If the device is reporting any alarms. (The UPS MIB includes a comprehensive list of alarms).

Parameters

None

Filename: com.dartware.ups.liebert-opencomms.txt
Version: 2.13

UPS > Liebert UPS Series 300

Use this probe with the Liebert Series 300 line of UPS devices.

This probe works best with devices which have implemented the following MIB:

  • LIEBERT-SERIES-300-UPS-MIB\p\ [... enterprises.emerson.liebertCorp.liebertUps.luExtensions.luCore / ... 1.476.1.1.1.1] and [... luExtensions.luUPStationS / ... 1.2]

Values

  • UPS - vendor, model, software version, and firmware version
  • Battery - output load (%), battery status, battery voltage, and battery current
  • three input, output, and bypass phases - voltage and current
  • frequencies - input, output, and bypass

Alarms

If the device is reporting any alarms. (The MIB includes a comprehensive list of alarms).

Parameters

None

Filename: com.dartware.ups.liebert-series300.txt
Version: 2.9

UPS > Liebert UPS

This probe is meant to aid Dartware's development of probes for the Liebert product line.

Check other probes to see if one exists for your Liebert UPS device. If not, select this probe, copy the contents of the status window, and email it to support.Intermapper@fortra.com. Fortracan try to develop a probe for your device.

This probe works best with devices which have implemented the following MIB:

  • Liebert UPS MIB - [... enterprises.emerson.liebertCorp.liebertUps / ... 1.476.1.1]

Values

MIB, vendor, model, and software version

Parameters

None

Filename: com.dartware.ups.liebert-ups.txt
Version: 2.10

UPS > Standard UPS (RFC1628)

Use this probe with UPS devices.

This probe works best with devices which have implemented the following MIB:

  • UPS MIB (RFC 1628) [... mib-2.upsMIB / ... 1.33]

Values

  • UPS - vendor, model, software version, and firmware version
  • Battery - output source, battery status, battery voltage, and battery current
  • Input - Hz, volts, amps, and kWatts
  • Output - Hz, volts, amps, kWatts, and output load percent

Alarms

  • Alarm: If the device is reporting any alarms. (The UPS MIB includes a comprehensive list of alarms).
  • Alarm: If the battery temp exceeds a user-defined threshold.

Parameter

UserHighBatteryTemperatureAlarm - Threshold for alarm state. This alarm is disabled when the threshold is set to the default value of 0.

Filename: com.dartware.ups.standard.txt
Version: 3.6

UPS > TrippLite UPS

Use this probe with TrippLite UPS devices.

This probe works best with devices which have implemented the following MIBs:

  • UPS MIB (RFC 1628) [... mib-2.upsMIB / ... 1.33]
  • TrippUPS MIB [... enterprises.tripplite.trippUPS.trippUpsEnvironment / 1.850.0.3]

Values

  • UPS - vendor, model, software version, and firmware version
  • Battery - output source, battery status, battery voltage, and battery current
  • Input - Hz, volts, amps, and kWatts
  • Output - Hz, volts, amps, kWatts, and output load percent
  • Environment - ambient temperature, and ambient humidity

Alarms

If the device is reporting any alarms. (The UPS MIB includes a comprehensive list of alarms).

Parameters

None

Filename: com.dartware.ups.tripplite.txt
Version: 2.13

UPS > Victron UPS

This probe monitors important values in the Victron UPS.

Parameters

UPS Battery Status - Alarm - ALARM threshold for Battery Status. This can be any of the following:

  • 2 - the UPS is working normally.
  • 1 - the UPS is on bypass and the device enters Alarm state.

UPS Battery Remaining - Warning - WARNING threshold for the estimated battery time remaining. If the Battery Remaining is less than this threshold, the device is set to Warning.

UPS Battery low Voltage - Warning - WARNING threshold for the min. battery voltage. If the Battery voltage is less than this threshold, the device is set to Warning.

Low Input Voltage line [1,2, or 3] - Alarm - ALARM threshold for the mininmum specified input voltage on phase 1, 2, or 3. If the input voltage drops below this threshold, the device is set to Alarm.

Low Output Voltage line [1,2, or 3] - Alarm - ALARM threshold for the mininmum specified output voltage on phase 1, 2, or 3. If the output voltage drops below this threshold, the device is set to Alarm.

Filename: de.medianet.freinet.ups.victron.txt
Version: 3.1