Re: monitor an extend OID

On 26/02/07, Kyle Tucker <kylet@panix.com> wrote:
> So I have two extend scripts defined and wish to monitor one.
>
> extend test2 /tmp/test2
> extend test1 /tmp/test1
> monitor -r 5 -o nsExtendOutput1Line.\"test1\" "Failure Check"
> nsExtendResult.\"test1\" != 0

If you wish to monitor a single instance (nsExtendResult."test1")
then try adding the flag -I (minus-capital-i). That says to treat
the test as a single instance, rather than running an snmpwalk
over it (which will trigger the next instance as well)

Dave

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