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This package contains the two plugins _cisco_cellular_lte_ and _inv_cisco_cellular_lte_.\
There is a WATO rule for the check plugin and for the discovery. The are both called _Cisco cellular LTE_.
<details><summary>cisco_cellular_lte</summary>
This check plugin will discover all cellular interfaces. If they have a connection associated it will show
- the connection status
- the values for RSSI, RSRP and RSRQ
- the associated IP-Addresses (IPv4 and IPv6)
- the roaming state
- the current channel
- the network code
- the service typoe
- the provider time
- modem state and status
- the APN
- the configured and the current APN type
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<details><summary>inv_cisco_cellular_lte</summary>
This inventory plugin adds under _Networking_ -> _Cellular (LTE)_:
- the IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identifier)
- the IMSI (International Mobile Subscriber Identifier)
- the ICC ID (Integrated Circuit Card ID)
- the MSISDN (Mobile Subscriber Integrated Services Digital Network Number)
- the APN (Access Point Nam)
- the Service type
- the current band
With the inventory view _Search Cellular (LTE)_ you can filter and report on this data for all your hosts.
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* [cisco_cellular_lte.mkp](https://thl-cmk.hopto.org/gitlab/checkmk/cisco/cisco_cellular_lte/-/raw/master/cisco_cellular_lte.mkp "Download the MKP file")
You can install the package by uploading it to your CheckMK site and as site user run `mkp install cisco_cellular_lte.mkp`.
In the Enterprise/Free edition of CheckMK you can use the GUI to install the package (_Setup_ -> _Extension Packages_ -> _Upload package_)
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<details><summary>Service monitoring rule</summary>
| Section | Rule name |
| ------ | ------ |
| Networking | Cisco cellular LTE |
| Option | Defailt value |
| ------ | ------ |
| Lower levels for RSRP | -100dBm/-115dBm |
| Lower levels for RSRQ | -8dB/-15dB |
| Lower levels for RSSI | -75 dBm/-85dBm |
| Expected Band | LTE Band |
| Monitoring state if current band is not expected band | WARN |
| Monitoring state if the device is roaming | WARN |
| Monitoring state if no SIM card associated | WARN |
| Monitoring state if the device is not connected | WARN |
| Monitoring state if the modem is not up | WARN |
| Monitoring state if the modem is not online | WARN |
| the device is not affected by Cisco Bug ID CSCvt55347 | disabled |
<details><summary>Discovery rule</summary>
| Section | Rule name |
| ------ | ------ |
| Discovery of individual services | Cisco cellular LTE |
| Option | Defailt value |
| ------ | ------ |
| do not Discover interfaces without associated SIM card | disabled |
The plugin creates the service **_Cellular_** for each cellular interface with the **_cellular_interface_name_** as item
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<details><summary>Montoring states</summary>
| State | condition | WATO |
| ------ | ------ | ------ |
| WARN | no SIM card attached to the interface | yes |
| CRIT | connection state not active | yes |
| CRIT | modem state not up | yes |
| CRIT | modem not online | yes |
| WARN | connection is roaming | yes |
| WARN/CRIT | RSSI is below -75dBm/-85dBm | yes |
| WARN/CRIT | RSRP is below -100dBm/-115dBm| yes |
| WARN/CRIT | RSRQ is below -8dB/-15dB | yes |
| WARN | current Band is not as expected | yes |
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<details><summary>Perfdata</summary>
| Metric | Unit | Perfometer |
| ------ | ------ | ------ |
| Input Bandwidth | bit/s | yes |
| Output bandwidt | bit/s | yes |
| RSSI | dBm | no |
| RSRQ | dB | no |
| RSRP | dBm | no |
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### Sample Output and WATO
Sample output
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