Monitoring IBM server-hardware (x3650) running Windows

[Kevin Keane]

Klaus Umbach wrote:
> On 17/03/09 02:01, Kevin Keane wrote:
>  
>> The way the check_dell plugin works that I'm using to monitor Dell 
>> servers is that it bypasses SNMP altogether, and simply calls Dell's 
>> reporting utility and parses out the results. As long as there is a 
>> similar IBM utility, maybe you can use that instead of SNMP?
>>     
>
> yes, there is one: ipssend.exe, but sometimes it says, there is no
> controller, but I know, there is one.
>   
It seems to me that if even IBM's own utility does not reliably 
recognize the controller, either there is no way to do it, or - more 
likely - you have some kind of hardware problem already.

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