Cisco 3745 and 3845 router monitoring power supplies
dsteuerman Dec 22, 2009 2:57 PMA bit of a newbie but managed to become fairly familiar with the alert config thus far. I have read through most of the posts with respect to Cisco chassis based switches and how to monitor/alert where multiple PS are present. I have been doing a bit of tweaking myself and after a large number of combinations, managed to get the results I wanted (but haven't fully tested). For all switches with single PS, I get the email and event for current switch "Operational Status". For chassis based switches I get the same for both PS (I.E from an alert email ***Node XXXX IP address x.x.x.x Power supply state has changed to status UP, down***) same for all my 7200 routers with dual PS, 4500's, 3750 etc... The problem: I have multiple WAN router platforms; some with single PS and some with dual. The ones with dual not only have dual PS but AUX -48V DC PS ports if you were to use a redundant DC PS, which I'm not. The problem is those PS are listed when the Poller polls these routers and produces a 1,1,5,5 for their status. 1,1 for the AC PS and 5,5 for the non existing DC PS. I've tried multiple rules, combinations to try to ignore this power supplies status, I can’t find anything with regards to admin down these unused DC PS ports etc... I'm using the ciscoEnvMonSupplyStateTable w RAW VALUE and for the format I'm using the Operational Status (operational status gave me the word UP/DOWN/UNKNOWN opposed to the numbers). My alerting is very simple: Poller name_is equal to_ciscoEnvMonSupplyStateTable Status_is not equal to _UP... So when I applied this nothing alerts except all my 3745's and 3845's....Any ideas?????? Output from one of my 3845's. SYS PS1 is present. SYS PS2 is present. AUX(-48V) PS1 is absent. AUX(-48V) PS2 is absent. The email I get for the PS status is: ***Node XXXX IP address x.x.x.x Power supply state has changed to status UP, UP, DORMANT, DORMANT
Fan status: Normal
Input Voltage status: Normal
DC Output Voltage status: Normal
Type: AC
Thermal status: Normal
Fan status: Normal
Input Voltage status: Normal
DC Output Voltage status: Normal
Type: AC
Thermal status: Normal