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Alert levels are defined as follows:
| Days before expiration (date limited license) | Hours before expiration (time limited license) | Alert Level |
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| More than 7 | More than 72 hours | INFORMATIONAL |
| Between 4 and 7 | Between 49 and 72 hours | MINOR |
| Between 2 and 3 | Between 25 and 48 hours | MAJOR |
| Less than 2 | Between 0 and 24 hours | CRITICAL |
| < 0 | 0 hours and 0 minutes |
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Example
Command line parameters
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Example (command executed on 0921-Jul-2020):
# /opt/charon/utils/charon_expchk 15 -nomail -expdat=1224-Jul-2020 |
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The command above, with forced expiration date, will provide the following results:
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- $1 = level that can be (case sensitive): Informational, Minor, MAJOR, CRITICAL, EXPIRED or NEUTRAL
- Note: NEUTRAL is sent when no alert is detected, used to send counter alert.
- $2 = message starting with ":" followed by the license expiration date, the license number and the product.
- Example:
: 1224-Jul-2020. License: 1001687. Product: CHARON-AXP
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Script example using Zabbix software:
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Informational) LVL="INFORMATION";;
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