checks/raritan_pdu_ocprot

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  26
  27 raritan_pdu_ocprot_current_default_levels = (14.0, 15.0)
  28
  29 # Example for info:
  30 # [[[u'1.1.1', u'4', u'0'],
  31 #   [u'1.1.15', u'1', u'0'],
  32 #   [u'1.2.1', u'4', u'0'],
  33 #   [u'1.2.15', u'1', u'0'],
  34 #   [u'1.3.1', u'4', u'70'],
  35 #   [u'1.3.15', u'1', u'0'],
  36 #   [u'1.4.1', u'4', u'0'],
  37 #   [u'1.4.15', u'1', u'0'],
  38 #   [u'1.5.1', u'4', u'0'],
  39 #   [u'1.5.15', u'1', u'0'],
  40 #   [u'1.6.1', u'4', u'0'],
  41 #   [u'1.6.15', u'1', u'0']],
  42 #  [[u'1'],
  43 #   [u'0'],
  44 #   [u'1'],
  45 #   [u'0'],
  46 #   [u'1'],
  47 #   [u'0'],
  48 #   [u'1'],
  49 #   [u'0'],
  50 #   [u'1'],
  51 #   [u'0'],
  52 #   [u'1'],
  53 #   [u'0']]]
  54 # Raritan implements a strange way of indexing here. The two last components
  55 # of the OID should really be swapped!
  56
  57
  58 def parse_raritan_pdu_ocprot(info):
  59     flattened_info = [[end_oid, state, value, scale]
  60                       for (end_oid, state, value), (scale,) in zip(info[0], info[1])]
  61     parsed = {}
  62     for end_oid, state, value, scale in flattened_info:
  63         protector_id = "C" + end_oid.split(".")[1]  # 1.5.1 --> Item will be "C5"
  64
  65         if end_oid.endswith(".15"):
  66             parsed.setdefault(protector_id, {})["state"] = state
  67         elif end_oid.endswith(".1"):
  68             parsed.setdefault(protector_id, {})["current"] = float(value) / pow(10, int(scale))
  69     return parsed
  70
  71
  72 @get_parsed_item_data
  73 def check_raritan_pdu_ocprot(item, params, data):
  74     states = {
  75         "-1": (3, "Overcurrent protector information is unavailable"),
  76         "0": (2, "Overcurrent protector is open"),
  77         "1": (0, "Overcurrent protector is closed"),
  78     }
  79     if "state" in data:
  80         yield states[data["state"]]
  81
  82     if "current" in data:
  83         yield check_levels(data["current"], "current", params, unit="A", infoname="Current")
  84
  85
  86 check_info["raritan_pdu_ocprot"] = {
  87     "parse_function": parse_raritan_pdu_ocprot,
  88     "inventory_function": discover(
  89         lambda key, value: True, default_params="raritan_pdu_ocprot_current_default_levels"),
  90     "check_function": check_raritan_pdu_ocprot,
  91     "has_perfdata": True,
  92     "service_description": "Overcurrent Protector %s",
  93     "group": "ocprot_current",
  94     "snmp_info": [(".1.3.6.1.4.1.13742.6.5.3.3.1", [
  95         OID_END,
  96         "3",
  97         "4",
  98     ]), (".1.3.6.1.4.1.13742.6.3.4.4.1", ["7"])],
  99     "snmp_scan_function": lambda oid: "13742" in oid(".1.3.6.1.2.1.1.2.0"),
 100 }