Check Command: check_mikrotik

Commands

check_mikrotik_voltage

Warning Voltage Critical Voltage

check_mikrotik_cpu

Warning CPU % Critical CPU %

check_mikrotik_temp

Warning Temperature Critical Temperature

check_mikrotik_port_sum

check_mikrotik_port_sum -ARG1 -ARG2

  • ARG1: Test Name
    • cpu

    • activeFan

    • voltage

    • temperature

    • processorTemperature

    • current

    • powerConsumption

    • psu1State

    • psu2State

    • disk

    • diskTotal

    • diskUsed

    • mem

    • memTotal

    • memUsed

    • portName

    • portOperState

    • portAdminState

    • portMtu

    • portMacAddress

    • portRxDiscards

    • portTxDiscards

    • portTxErrors

    • portRxErrors

    • portRxPackets

    • portTxPackets

    • portTxBytes

    • portRxBytes

  • ARG2: Switch Ports
    • Can be single, multiple and ranges possible, for example: 1, 5-10, 22-24

check_mikrotik_port_info

Same as check_mikrotik_port_sum but output info without any thresholds.

Sample Services

These need to be converted for NEMS NConf.

Check Voltage

This will check each host that is listed in the MikroTik Switches group. It will issue a warning if the voltage is below 23V or above 26V and a critical error if it is below 22V or above 27V

define service {
        use                     generic-service
        hostgroup_name          MikroTik Switches
        service_description     MikroTik Voltage
        check_command           check_mikrotik_voltage!23:26!22:27
}

Check TX Errors

This test adds up all tx-errors on ports 1-25 (all ports on a CRS125-24G-1S).

define service {
        use                     generic-service
        hostgroup_name          MikroTik Switches
        service_description     MikroTik TX Errors
        check_command           check_mikrotik_port_sum!portTxErrors!1-25!10!50
}

Port Names

This test returns the port names of ports 1, 3, 4, 5 and 25

define service {
        use                     generic-service
        hostgroup_name          MikroTik Switches
        service_description     MikroTik Port Names
        check_command           check_mikrotik_port_info!portName!1,3-5,25
}

Source: https://github.com/bemworld/check_mikrotik_switch