Check Table OID State - Filtered by Table OID (Service Check)

See also Service Check

Basic Information

Service Check Name: Check Table OID State - Filtered by Table OID

Service Check Category: System Checks

Passive: No

Description

This service check is a very generic, modular check that allows you to test the state or value of the entries in a table OID and alert if any do not meet the user-defined regex criteria. The regex should define the OK states for the check.

It can optionally use a filter table OID to ignore entries from the state table based on their filter table value. It also includes an optional inverse match toggle so that you can define the critical states instead of defining the OK states in your state filter field. 

The check compares the results of the SNMP tables based on the index. This index can be complex, with a series of numbers and dots to represent a unique table entry. If the tables are not present on the managed device that this service check is assigned to, it will remain in an OK state and indicate no matches.

Check-specific Configuration Fields

The following configuration fields are specific to this type of service check. See Service Check for configuration parameters common to all service checks.

• Table OID to test for state - Enter the table OID of the table that you want to test, without its leading period.
• Regex pattern for OK/Critical state - Enter the regex pattern to match against the values in the state table.
• Table OID for filter values - Enter the table OID with which to filter the state table, without its leading period.
• Regex pattern for entries to validate the state of - Enter the regex pattern that you will use to match against the values in your filter table. Any entries matched with this will not have their state tested.
• Invert State Pattern Test(0 to define OK state, 1 to define Critical state) - This field can be used to invert the test action, which allows you to define the critical states, rather than the OK states.