Hi Joni
Thank you very much for your easy solution. I have already tried it
out ... and on linux it works fine. The problem is, that my linux
system does
not have the same full access to firewalled networks like the
spectroservers
have, but nevertheless its working fine for 90% of the
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From: Fritz Buetikofer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 06 November 2008 15:42
To: Enterasys Customer Mailing List
Cc: enterasys@listserv.unc.edu Mailing List
Subject: Re:[enterasys] fan status on secure stacks
Hi Joni (again),
The problem with Unassigned or Not Present stack elements
Hi Fritz,
Nice to here from you again. I put a request into development that *ALL*
devices *MUST* support a mib, which enables customers for checking data like
- power supply status
- fan status
- cpu utilization
and environmental data like temperature.
They agreed in that makes sense, but not
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Objet : [enterasys] fan status on secure stacks
Hi
In the past week we have experienced a few outages due to fan failures of
secure stack systems, where in one case we've seen syslog messages alarming us
on the critical event but in the other cases we have not see any alarms
Hi Fritz!
I wrote a shell (bash) script that uses ATG Tools (cliConfig) to log in
to our C2s. Is that close enough for you?
The heart of it is:
cliConfig -l $LIST -telnetUser $USER -telnetPwd $PASSWD -c $CMDFILE |
grep -e ^1 -e Fan2 -A 2 | grep -e Operating -B 6 | grep ^1
(Those grep ^1
