hey guys,
I am using snmp to query a switch and noticed that the default value on the template does not match the warn and critical threshold on the switch, which is throwing false positives for all physical interfaces, is there a way to create a host macro that would include all interfaces under the host? I am looking to edit the following:
{$TEMP_WARN:"Ethernet1/22(celsius)"}
I have tried:
{$TEMP_WARN:"Ethernet1/[*](celsius)"}
{$TEMP_WARN:"Ethernet1/*(celsius)"}
{$TEMP_WARN:"Ethernet*(celsius)"}
I can create individual host macros but would be nice if I can create just one host macro to cover all interfaces.
Thanks,
I am using snmp to query a switch and noticed that the default value on the template does not match the warn and critical threshold on the switch, which is throwing false positives for all physical interfaces, is there a way to create a host macro that would include all interfaces under the host? I am looking to edit the following:
{$TEMP_WARN:"Ethernet1/22(celsius)"}
I have tried:
{$TEMP_WARN:"Ethernet1/[*](celsius)"}
{$TEMP_WARN:"Ethernet1/*(celsius)"}
{$TEMP_WARN:"Ethernet*(celsius)"}
I can create individual host macros but would be nice if I can create just one host macro to cover all interfaces.
Thanks,
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