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Monitor Liebert GTX3 UPS

12 months ago
OfflineScott Stumpf
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Would like to monitor Liebert's UPS model GTX3

Wug did not come with MIBs loaded for Liebert GTX3 UPS, so I went to IPSwitches website found the MIB file for Liebert, loaded the MIB file and found it has the MIBs for model series GTX included. This can be seen with the MIB file explorer. Though when a SNMP MIB walk is done on the actual Liebert GTX3 UPS the results are not are not even close to the MIB file explorer. For example the OID:

1.3.6.1.2.1.11.32.33.1.4.2.0   this OID is form the MIB walker

iso.org.dod.internet.mgmt.mib-2.snmp.snmpproxydrops  the remainder OID is unknown

1.3.6.1.4.1.476.1.1.1   this OID is form SNMP MIB file explorer

iso.org.dod.internet.private.enterprises.emerson.liebertCorp.liebertUps.luExtensions

How can wug retrieve detailed stats of the UPS operation, so the stats can be displayed similar to CPU, disk and memory utilization?

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OfflineWhatsUp Guru (Jason Williams) WhatsUp Guru (Jason Williams) said 12 months ago

I am a little confused by this post, but I think ultimately you are looking to monitor this UPS device.  If that is correct, then what we need to figure out is, what objects the device supports and then of those objects, which ones you care to monitor.

I would recommend starting off with an SNMP Walk on the device using the WUG tool in the web interface.  You should start the walk with this OID:

1.3.6.1.4.1.476

That is the top level Emerson OID, so starting the walk there will only return objects within the Emerson tree.  If you save the results of the walk to a file and post it, I would be happy to take a look at it with you.

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OfflineWhatsUp Guru (Jason Williams) WhatsUp Guru (Jason Williams) said 12 months ago

I am a little confused by this post, but I think ultimately you are looking to monitor this UPS device.  If that is correct, then what we need to figure out is, what objects the device supports and then of those objects, which ones you care to monitor.

I would recommend starting off with an SNMP Walk on the device using the WUG tool in the web interface.  You should start the walk with this OID:

1.3.6.1.4.1.476

That is the top level Emerson OID, so starting the walk there will only return objects within the Emerson tree.  If you save the results of the walk to a file and post it, I would be happy to take a look at it with you.


OfflineScott Stumpf Scott Stumpf said 12 months ago

I did post the wrong OID, here is what wug's MIB walker returned:
started with OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.476.1
iso.org.dod.internet.private.enterprises.liebertCorp
there are no subfolders, were the wug Liebert MIB file imported from IPswitch has many sub folders detailing each item and it's use.

I would have associated the OID from wug's MIB file to the OID in the Libert UPS though the Liebert UPS does not have any subfolders after iso.org.dod.internet.private.enterprises.liebertCorp this path as can be seen in the attachment.

Some guidance would be helpful.

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OfflineDaniel Sitton Daniel Sitton said 7 months ago

I'm also working on monitering our datacenter liebert ups and ac unit.  I'd be interested to hear if you got this problem resolved and how you set up your notifications? 


OfflineDaniel Sitton Daniel Sitton said 6 months ago

Thank you Scott for the help and the .doc, it and your advice has helped me a great deal. 


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