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11-17-2015 12:14 AM
11-17-2015 12:14 AM
Re: CPU temperature
Hi,
I do face this issue to monitor temperature. My server is Proliant DL560 Gen9. I've tried the above configuration but still no luck.. Anyone can help me please? Thanks.
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11-19-2015 02:25 AM
11-19-2015 02:25 AM
Re: CPU temperature
You can use Cacti or any like program to read the SNMP value for the temp of the servers CPU. If you can most have a treshshold to get an allert when the reading exeeds a certain value. SIm ony tells you if a treshhold is broken. This treshhold is determined in the software and as far a i know can't be set by hand.
Andrew
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