ipmi_sensors_states
OS: Any
This alert presents the number of IPMI sensors in the non-nominal state.
If this alert is received, then there are IPMI sensors in the warning or critical state.
- This alert is raised in a warning state when the amount of sensors in a warning state are greater
than 0. - If there are any sensors in a critical state, then the alert is also raised to critical.
References and Sources
Troubleshooting Section
Use "ipmi-sensors" tools
ipmi-sensors is a free software used to display sensor information (the package name is “freeipmi-tools”).
Here are some useful commands:
-v, --verbose Output verbose sensor output.
This option will output additional information about sensors such as thresholds, ranges,
numbers, and event/reading type codes.
–output-sensor-state Output sensor state in output.
This will add an additional output reporting if a sensor is in a NOMINAL, WARNING, or CRITICAL
state. The sensor state is an interpreted value based on the current sensor event. The sensor
state interpretations are determined by the configuration file
/etc/freeipmi//freeipmi_interpret_sensor.conf.
You can see more options in the manual page.