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Table of Contents
Dell Environment Probes
- type:
- user_template_data
- usertemplate:
- environment
- script:
- SNMP XML
- version:
- 1.1
- description:
- Dell - Environmental probes for servers (fan, voltage, temperature)
- Cacti:
- 0.8.7a
- date:
- 2007-12-17
- includes:
- yes
- templates:
- dell,
- voltage,
- temperature,
- fan,
- MIB-Dell-10892
Download
| Version | File |
|---|---|
| 0.8.7a | dell_poweredge_templates_1.1.zip |
Requirements
- Dell OpenMangement installed
- SNMPWALK .1.3.6.1.4.1.674.10892.1 to verify functionality
Installation
- Copy the dell_poweredge_* scripts to the \cacti\resources\snmp_queries\ folder.
- Import the cacti* templates.
- Add the Dell PowerEdge Data Query to a device
- From the 'Create Graphs for this Host' screen, select the Dell environmental devices and click create.
Screenshots
Listing of the various temperature, fan and voltages on a server.
NEED real screenshots
Notes
Additionally, if you want Cacti to show the textual status for the various fields like the screenshots, you must do a few things. My PowerEdge 840 sadly doesn't have much to monitor.
- Copy the following MIB files to your primary mib folder. On Windows this would be C:\Net-SNMP\share\snmp\mibs\. The MIBs:
- 10892.mib - (from dell's openmangement cd or install folders)
- dcs3fru.mib - (from dell's openmangement cd or install folders)
- dcstorag.mib - (from dell's openmangement cd or install folders)
- RFC1158
- RFC1212
- Modify your Net-SNMP snmp.conf and add: mibs +MIB-Dell-10892 on a new line.
Change Log
1.1: Updated the poweredge temperature graph template due to a cacti import bug
1.0: Initial release
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