Thanks very much! This and the IMC plugin are great! ... View more

Hello, are there any plans to add a feature to output Performance Data for classes that return a numbered value? Such as Fan speed, temperature, power (watts). ... View more

I am using 0.9.2 of the plugin against a UCS C220 M4S with firmware 2.0(3i). I can see from the CIMC GUI web page that there are 2 power supplies in Good status and 6 fans also in Good status. But if I use visore or the plugin to query the operability attribute of the PSUs, it consistently says the last PSU or Fan is operability unknown. Is this a firmware issue or something? $ ./check_cisco_imc_nagios.py --version Cisco IMC Nagios Monitoring Plugin version :  0.9.2 $ ./check_cisco_imc_nagios.py -H mgds-ucsesxi01-cimc.mgds.local -u admin -p <password> -t class -q equipmentFanModule -a operability -r operable CRITICAL - sys/rack-unit-1/fan-module-1-1 - operability : operable sys/rack-unit-1/fan-module-1-2 - operability : operable sys/rack-unit-1/fan-module-1-3 - operability : operable sys/rack-unit-1/fan-module-1-4 - operability : operable sys/rack-unit-1/fan-module-1-5 - operability : operable sys/rack-unit-1/fan-module-1-6 - operability : unknown $ ./check_cisco_imc_nagios.py -H mgds-ucsesxi01-cimc.mgds.local -u admin -p <password> -t class -q equipmentPsu -a operability -r operable CRITICAL - sys/rack-unit-1/psu-1 - operability : operable sys/rack-unit-1/psu-2 - operability : unknown I have 3 identical servers (same model, same firmware) and they all exhibit this behavior via the XML API. ... View more

I followed this and wacked a bunch of interfaces, rebooted several times, tried running installer as administrator, and tried installing when logged in as a different user. All failed. Looking deep in c:\windows\inf\setupapi.dev.log, it was complaining during device install:       dvi:                          {Install DEVICE}      dvi:                               {Writing Device Properties}      dvi:                                    Strong Name=oem71.inf:573bd3b1d858e0ac:Cisco.ndi.NTamd64:3.1.6019.0:vpnva      dvi:                               {Writing Device Properties - Complete}      inf:                               AddService=vpnva,2,vpnva.Service.NTamd64  (vpnva-6.inf line 56)      dvi:                               Add Service: Modified existing service 'vpnva'.      dvi:                          {Install DEVICE exit (0x00000000)} !    dvi:                          Device restart was skipped (DONOTCALLCONFIGMG). !!!  dvi:                     Class installer: failed(0x0000000d)! !!!  dvi:                     Error 13: The data is invalid.      dvi:                     CoInstaller 1: Enter (Post Processing) 16:33:31.073      dvi:                     CoInstaller 1: Exit (Post Processing)      dvi:                {DIF_INSTALLDEVICE - exit(0x0000000d)} 16:33:31.075 !!!  ndv:                Error(0000000d) installing device! !    ndv:                Queueing up error report since device installation failed...      ndv:           {Core Device Install - exit(0x0000000d)} 16:33:31.078   I opened up Device Manager, View | Hidden Devices. I found under Network Adapters a hidden "Unknown device". Right click, removed it, then VPN client installed flawlessly. I was having re-installation issues since I uninstalled AnyConnect to see if it was interfering with a Windows Update. It wasn't, and then I couldn't reinstall it. But, removing that Unknown Device did the trick. ... View more