Hello
There is a warning email sent when the temperature gets too hot. It spits out a message like
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System Notification from orc (OVER_TEMPERATURE_WARNING!!!) EMERGENCY
Tue Sep 25 12:20:00 EST [monitor.temp.ok:notice]: Temp Unit A within normal operating temperature range Current temperature 45 Celsius Normal low 5 Celsius Normal high 45 Celsius Tue Sep 25 12:20:29 EST [monitor.temp.warning:warning]: System high temperature warning!! Current temperature 46 Celsius Normal low 5 Celsius Normal high 45 Celsius Critical low 0 Celsius Critical high 50 Celsius
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does anyone know if you can get this value by SNMP
Is anyone graphing the temperature of their filers with MRTG..
thanks
gw
There is a warning email sent when the temperature gets too hot. It spits out a message like
System Notification from orc (OVER_TEMPERATURE_WARNING!!!) EMERGENCY
Looks like 'over temperature' is the only thing you'll be able to get:
$ snmpget -m all toaster public envOverTemperature.0 enterprises.netapp.netapp1.sysStat.environment.envOverTemperature.0 = no(1)
Looking at v1.5 of the MIB (which AFAIK is the latest), there's nothing that'd give what you'd want. 'bit of a shame too, given that even the FC9's are collecting thermal data -- would make a great mrtg graph..
..kg..