Check_hpjd
Paul Williamson
PWilliamson at twgi.net
Mon Jan 10 14:58:25 CET 2011
> I'm still attempting to make progress on this issue, and it's
> confusing me. Surely the plugin doesn't uses it;s own snmp engine,
> it would make more sense to use to the OS to make those calls. I
> can use the OS to talk to my printers, so can I be safe in
> assuming that the plugin should be able to as well?
>
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Have you run the check manually in debug or verbose mode?
I didn't realize there was a check_hpdj plugin. Went looking
for it, found it, and installed it without much issue.
What is the response from the printer for the following?
snmpwalk -v 1 -c <community string> <ip.address.of.printer> private.enterprises.11.2.3.9.1.1.3
It should respond "Ready". If it doesn't, there's something wrong.
Paul
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