Novel Netware printer template.

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royce
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Novel Netware printer template.

Post by royce »

Hi.
I wrote this script 6 months ago and decided to post it here.
It's a kind of quick and dirty work, but it works.

This template is for counting netware printers connected to a netware server. It's been verified with v5, v6 and v6.5.

Import templates into cacti and put nw-print.sh in /scripts/ -directory.
Verify paths in nw-print.sh.

Export is from latest (0.8.6f) -release and should work in both windows and unix environment but Windows-users, it wont work until you change the pathes.


Thanks,
Christofer
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stuartl
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Thanks!

Post by stuartl »

Works great. I'll post an image after it has built some history.

:)
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Post by MU-IT »

Could someone re-write this to use perl or something a windows machine can run with out extensive hoop-jumping? Is there something other than cygwin that is worth looking into?


The script is as follows:

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#!/bin/sh
###################
# Christofer Algotsson
# q'n'd for counting netware printers

##################
# Variables
script=$0
host=$1
community=$2
all=$#

snmpversion=1

#oids

PRINTTOTALERRORSOID=".1.3.6.1.4.1.23.2.92.2.6.1.3"
ERRORLEVELS=".1.3.6.1.4.1.23.2.92.2.6.1.4"
PRINTTOTALWORKINGOID=".1.3.6.1.4.1.23.2.92.2.8.1.3"
REGISTEREDPRINTOID=".1.3.6.1.4.1.23.2.27.3.4.0"

snmpwalk=C:/net-snmp/bin/snmpwalk
snmpget=C:/net-snmp/bin/snmpget
awk=/usr/bin/awk
wc="/usr/bin/wc -l"
grep=/bin/grep

help () 
{
        echo    Usage:
        echo    $0 [host] [community]
        echo
}


if [ "$all" != "2" ]; then
        help
        exit 1
fi


if [ ! "$host" ]; then
        help
        exit 1
fi

if [ ! "$community" ]; then
        help
        exit 1
fi


total=`$snmpwalk -v$snmpversion -c $community $host $PRINTTOTALERRORSOID | $grep "Error Printing" | $wc`

not_connected=`$snmpwalk -v$snmpversion -c $community $host $ERRORLEVELS | $grep -v "Ping" | $awk -F"  " '/Printer Not Connected/ {print $1}' | $grep "Printer Not Connected" | $wc`

ioerrors=`$snmpwalk -v$snmpversion -c $community $host $ERRORLEVELS | $awk -F"  " '/I\/O Error/ {print $1}'|grep "I/O Error" | $wc`

notpingable=`$snmpwalk -v$snmpversion -c $community $host $ERRORLEVELS | $grep "Ping" | $wc`

working=`$snmpwalk -v$snmpversion -c $community $host $PRINTTOTALWORKINGOID | $wc`

registered=`$snmpget -v$snmpversion -c $community $host $REGISTEREDPRINTOID | $awk '{print $4}'`

other_errs=`expr $total - $not_connected - $ioerrors - $notpingable`
all=`expr $total + $working`

echo total:$total notconnected:$not_connected ioerrors:$ioerrors notpingable:$notpingable other:$other_errs working:$working all:$all registered:$registered

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Post by BSOD2600 »

Personally, I'd just re-write it to use the cacti php script server, since its just doing simple snmpgets and parsing of the data.
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