Munin Plugin for Dell 6248 Stacking Links
For Munin: RTFM
- http://munin-monitoring.org/wiki/munin-node-configure
- http://munin.readthedocs.org/en/latest/tutorial/snmp.html
Quick and Dirty:
Assuming the hostname of your switch is is sw0 and you've configured SNMP appropriately, you can perform the following commands on the munin node you have designated for SNMP.
git clone https://github.com/dannyman/powerconnect-plugins.git
sudo cp powerconnect-plugins/munin/snmp__powerconnect.pl /usr/share/munin/plugins/snmp__powerconnect
sudo munin-node-configure --shell --snmp sw0
That should print out, for example:
ln -s /usr/share/munin/plugins/snmp__powerconnect /etc/munin/plugins/snmp_my-pdu_powerconnect
So, you can:
sudo munin-node-configure --shell --snmp my-pdu | sudo sh
sudo service munin-node restart
You could then test things out with a sample run:
$ 0-15:15 djh@intweb2 ~$ sudo munin-run
snmp_sw0.quantifind.com_powerconnect_stackbone
multigraph data_rate
03:xg1.value 0.233
02:xg2.value 0.231
03:xg2.value 0.117
02:xg1.value 0.042
06:xg1.value 0.117
01:xg1.value 0.066
04:xg1.value 0.164
04:xg2.value 0.08
06:xg2.value 0.138
01:xg2.value 0.043
On your Munin Master node, add the node to your /etc/munin/munin.conf file. This is explained at http://munin-monitoring.org/wiki/Using_SNMP_plugins.