#Best pc temp monitor psu install

Please share the results of the test above. Please download our latest SNMP Tester and perform a 'Walk' against the target device providing the OID's above one at a time and run the test, some may not return anything based on the information available for your hardware but please run the test for all these OID's. Those OID's are table which should contain multiple rows and entries, one for each 'entity' of that type. I've checked the MIB-Dell-10892 and located the following: temperatureProbeTable If you want to monitor the actual values, you'll have to locate them in the vendor's MIB to know 'where to look for'. Thank you very much for the detailed reply, I wasn't aware that you were interested in the device's readings(instead of state), that makes it much clearer. Maybe I need a new sensor or tweak something different? But then I run into what this fine person ran into: ĭifferent OID values from different dell specific MIB libraries ( ) still result to either an error 222 or 223.Īt this point, I'm a bit confused and I am unsure of what to try next. Now I've read in places (including your last reply) that since OMSA is installed, I need to then use the hardware specific MIB values and import/use them in PRTG.

I tried added a SNMP Dell Hardware sensor and added the appropriate fields for what I want to track, but instead of getting a nice data value like internal temp is 42 C, I get 210 or some other non specified value. What I want is to get PRTG to tell us more then: 'Normal, non-critical, critical' status, but usable actionable, data. when we enact a non-critical error we get expected results (example, we set allowed temperature threshold to x and get PRTG to tell us somethings not right which is expected: ).

When I added the SNMP Dell PowerEdge System Health sensor, PRTG talks to it fine.

#Best pc temp monitor psu install

I get that I needed to install OMSA on my machine which was done prior to this thread.