We have a trunk between two stacks of Alcatel (6850 and 6450). The trunk is size 2, thru 2 fibers. I need to monitor, using nagios, if the trunk is up or not, and if one port of the trunk is down/or the trunk size change from 2 to 1.
I know how to see that from the command line (show linkagg 30), but is there a way to monitor this thru Nagios and an SNMP query ?
The trunk is shown below, port 1/20 and 2/20 on the stack.
i found, with show snmp mib family some items related, but do not know how to use them...
Any help would be appreciated !
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12290 alcatelIND1LAGMIBObjects linkaggregation
12291 alclnkaggAgg linkaggregation
12292 alclnkaggAggConfig linkaggregation
12293 alclnkaggAggIdIfIndexTable linkaggregation
12294 alclnkaggAggPortDebugTable linkaggregation
12295 alclnkaggAggPortListTable linkaggregation
12296 alclnkaggAggPortStatsTable linkaggregation
12297 alclnkaggAggPortTable linkaggregation
12298 alclnkaggAggTable linkaggregation
12299 dot3adAggPortDebugTable linkaggregation
12300 dot3adAggPortListTable linkaggregation
12301 dot3adAggPortStatsTable linkaggregation
12302 dot3adAggPortTable linkaggregation
12303 dot3adAggTable linkaggregation
12304 lagMIBObjects linkaggregation
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# show linkagg 30
Dynamic Aggregate
SNMP Id : 40000030,
Aggregate Number : 30,
SNMP Descriptor : Dynamic Aggregate Number 30 ref 40000030 size 2,
Name : Ag###########
Admin State : ENABLED,
Operational State : UP,
Aggregate Size : 2,
Aggregate Min-Size : 1,
Number of Selected Ports : 2,
Number of Reserved Ports : 2,
Number of Attached Ports : 2,
Primary Port : 2/20
LACP
MACAddress : [e8:e7:32:98:81:21],
Actor System Id : [e8:e7:32:98:8a:7e],
Actor System Priority : 0,
Actor Admin Key : 30,
Actor Oper Key : 30,
Partner System Id : [00:e0:b1:89:a7:68],
Partner System Priority : 0,
Partner Admin Key : 0,
Partner Oper Key : 30,
Pre-emption : DISABLED,
Pre-empt Value : 30,
Wait-To-Restore Timer : 0
