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Check fans on FuSi Server
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| check_fusi_fan.pl | The perscript Version 0.2 - recommended |
| check_fusi_fan.sh | old shell-script |
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There are two files attached to this project. Use either the perl-script (recommended) or the shell-script (legacy).
This perl-script checks the status of fans in servers from Fujitsu Siemens (RX100, ...). It requires that a SNMP-agent and the FuSi ServerView agent are installed on the checked host.
Net::SNMP is required.
The perl-plugin is bilingual - German and English output is possible, depending on a variable set in the script. Use '--help' for further info.
The shell-script does the same, but is much less efficient: It reads the whole table (whereas the perl-script reads just the columns needed) and makes use of temporary files. I will not use it any more and there will be no bugfixes and improvements. It is just added for completeness.
This perl-script checks the status of fans in servers from Fujitsu Siemens (RX100, ...). It requires that a SNMP-agent and the FuSi ServerView agent are installed on the checked host.
Net::SNMP is required.
The perl-plugin is bilingual - German and English output is possible, depending on a variable set in the script. Use '--help' for further info.
The shell-script does the same, but is much less efficient: It reads the whole table (whereas the perl-script reads just the columns needed) and makes use of temporary files. I will not use it any more and there will be no bugfixes and improvements. It is just added for completeness.
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