Try this instead: check_snmp_cisco_stack -H ${dev/manageIp} -C '${dev/
zSnmpCommunity}'
I think TALES was taking your $ in the community string as the
beginning of a TALES expression whether you escaped it or not.
Enclosing it in single quotes should fix the problem.
Having some trouble getting a plug-in to work properly as a
command. I've already confirmed the perl script itself
(check_snmp_cisco_stack @ http://www.nagiosexchange.org/Check_Plugins.21.0.html?&tx_netnagext_pi1%5Bp_view%5D=891)
is working fine. I've tried calling the device/zSnmpCommunity
string, escaping the literal, quoting, double quoting, escaping
while quoting.... Pretty well everything I can think of to get the
meta characters in the SNMP community string to pass properly.... No
luck. If anyone has an idea, I'd greatly appreciate it. Output
below.
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