I use the SNMP Monitor to test the status of all members of a pool of the F5 load-balancer (means I’m walking a complete SNMP table containing all pool members) I configured the SNMP monitor with the “walk” parameter and it’s working so far. But I have some issues:
I’m missing a return value for the reason template: I need at least the oid of the pool which is failing. Also I would like to know, how many pool members are down. I already use ${observedValue} “Polled value that made the monitor succeed or fail.”, but I definitely need both values mentioned above to be displayed in the response template.
Is it possible to extend the SNMP monitor to fulfil these requirements? Or: are there other techniques / monitors to monitor multiple instances of a SNMP table with a single monitor? I don’t want to create a SNMP monitor for every single instance (pool member).
Best regards, Robin
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Seth Leger November 30, 2016 at 11:25 AM
Can you give us an abridged section of the SNMP walk that shows the OIDs that you would like to display in the event? Thanks for your feedback.
Hi all,
I use the SNMP Monitor to test the status of all members of a pool of the F5 load-balancer (means I’m walking a complete SNMP table containing all pool members)
I configured the SNMP monitor with the “walk” parameter and it’s working so far.
But I have some issues:
I’m missing a return value for the reason template: I need at least the oid of the pool which is failing.
Also I would like to know, how many pool members are down.
I already use ${observedValue} “Polled value that made the monitor succeed or fail.”, but I definitely need both values mentioned above to be displayed in the response template.
Is it possible to extend the SNMP monitor to fulfil these requirements?
Or: are there other techniques / monitors to monitor multiple instances of a SNMP table with a single monitor? I don’t want to create a SNMP monitor for every single instance (pool member).
Best regards,
Robin