icmppingsec doesn't work

[ufocek]

I have problem with icmppingsec because on two servers it works and on the other servers it don't work.

My configuration item on the server A (work):

Type: simple check
Key: icmppingsec[10.0.10.10,5,300,128,100,avg]
Type of information: float
Units: ms
Use custom multiplier: 1000
Update intervals: 30

rpm -qa |grep fping
fping-2.2b1-1

ls -lh /usr/sbin/fping 
-rws--s--- 1 root zabbix 20K Feb  2  2001 /usr/sbin/fping

fping 10.0.10.10 -c5 -p300 -b128 -t100
10.0.10.10 : [0], 156 bytes, 0.74 ms (0.74 avg, 0% loss)
10.0.10.10 : [1], 156 bytes, 0.51 ms (0.62 avg, 0% loss)
10.0.10.10 : [2], 156 bytes, 0.59 ms (0.61 avg, 0% loss)
10.0.10.10 : [3], 156 bytes, 0.54 ms (0.59 avg, 0% loss)
10.0.10.10 : [4], 156 bytes, 0.57 ms (0.59 avg, 0% loss)
10.0.10.10 : xmt/rcv/%loss = 5/5/0%, min/avg/max = 0.51/0.59/0.7

zabbix server and agent 1.8.4 / Redhat 5.6

The same configuration I put to another server, and doesn't work

My configuration item on the server B (work):

Type: simple check
Key: icmppingsec[10.7.224.100,5,300,128,100,avg]
Type of information: float
Units: ms
Use custom multiplier: 1000
Update intervals: 30

rpm -qa |grep fping
fping-2.2b1-1
ls -lh /usr/sbin/fping 
-rws--s--- 1 root zabbix 20K Feb  2  2001 /usr/sbin/fping

fping 10.7.224.100 -c5 -p300 -b128 -t100
10.7.224.100 : [0], 156 bytes, 0.62 ms (0.62 avg, 0% loss)
10.7.224.100 : [1], 156 bytes, 0.52 ms (0.57 avg, 0% loss)
10.7.224.100 : [2], 156 bytes, 0.45 ms (0.53 avg, 0% loss)
10.7.224.100 : [3], 156 bytes, 0.31 ms (0.47 avg, 0% loss)
10.7.224.100 : [4], 156 bytes, 0.32 ms (0.44 avg, 0% loss)
10.7.224.100 : xmt/rcv/%loss = 5/5/0%, min/avg/max = 0.31/0.44/0.62

Ping is ok, but zabbix all the time show me a 0ms on the graph

Solved: icmpping is running from zabbix server. I would check ping between two different servers where I have zabbix_agent

[ufocek]

Script for zabbix_agentd, using with UserParameter

#!/usr/bin/perl

# take care for tcp:hostname or TCP:ip@
$host = $ARGV[0];
$host =~ s/tcp:/$1/gis;

# old linux version use "icmp_seq"
# newer use "icmp_req" instead
open(PROCESS, "ping -c 1 $host | grep 'icmp_[s|r]eq' | grep time |");
$ping = <PROCESS>;
close(PROCESS);
$ping =~ m/(.*time=)(.*) (ms|usec)/;

if ($2 == "") {
        print "U";              # avoid cacti errors, but do not fake rrdtool stats
}elsif ($3 eq "usec") {
        print $2/1000;  # re-calculate in units of "ms"
}else{
        print $2;
}