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i want check the 3PAR with cli, i found this script for nagios. It is possibile to use for prtg?
https://github.com/kishikawa/3par/blob/master/check_3par here is the script.
Thx
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No function, because 3PAR use a trap, and the beta sensor no function. The powershell script is the unique possibility to check the status.
Mar, 2015 - Permalink
Dear all
Is there in meantime any option to monitor a HP 3PAR 8200 System with SNMP ? Does somebody have some experience with this issues. Does it work with and MIB Files and converting to OIDLIB Files ?
@ PRTG Support : Are any HP 3PAR Sensors planned ?
Thanks for any help
Feb, 2016 - Permalink
Currently, there are no plans for 3PAR storage servers. The only way to go here would be to test the SSH SAN sensors or the trap receiver sensors. The former one might not work as its not tested for comptability with the 3PARs.
Feb, 2016 - Permalink
Unfortunately, as stated in the 3par MIB:
Index to access entries in alert table. However, the table is empty most of the time because the entry is deleted after sending the trap |
This means that regular SNMP GET monitoring won't work, importing the MIB won't help. You may want to try the TRAPS approach:
- PRTG Manual: SNMP Trap Receiver Sensor
- Paessler website: How to monitor syslog and SNMP trap messages in 6 steps
The other alternative would be to create a custom script which interacts with the 3par in a different way (HTTP API, SSH, etc)
Best Regards,
Luciano Lingnau [Paessler Support]
Dec, 2016 - Permalink
We have recently developed a pack of 6 sensors for HPE 3Par.
Have a look at our website
Best regards, Yigal, KMC Technologies
Dec, 2017 - Permalink
I am also interested in 3PAR sensors. We have some 3par Systems and we need to monitor them.
Apr, 2018 - Permalink
How about using the MIB file from the 3PAR admin tools CD.
Convert the MIB to a OIDLIB using Paesslers MIB converter. In PRTG, you will add an SNMP Library sensor and use the new OIDLIB file.
For more details on converting MIB files to OIDLIB files please see https://helpdesk.paessler.com/en/support/solutions/articles/76000041874-how-can-i-import-my-mib-files-into-prtg
Mar, 2015 - Permalink