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It can be used to check PDP contexts by resolving an APN, opening a GTP data session and download a file within the GTP tunnel. Addtional it will provide timestamps and troughput performance values.
check_gtp_v2.pl on Nagios Exchange
$ ./check_gtp_v2.pl --help
check_gtp_v2.pl -H
Options are:
-H <string> Hostname (optional / default: via apn)
-I <string> Interfacename
-p <integer> UDP Port (optional / default: 2123)
-P <integer> TCP Port of the multiplex process (optional /default: 2123)
-a <string> APN
-m <string> MISDN
-i <string> IMSI
-g <string> GSN-Addresses comma seperated (optional / default InterfaceIpAddress)
-U <string> Peer-ID (default: "")
-S <string> Password (default: "")
-x <string> additional hexcode to transmit (optional)
-t <integer>,... comma seperated list of seconds for each step before plugin will stop
-s <integer> seconds to sleep between CPCR and DPCQ (default: 1)
-n <string> comma seperated list of nameservers to query (optional)
-d <string> download source 'hostname|ip|port|path'
--dl-timeout <integer> sets the download timeout in seconds (default: 10)
--dl-not-found-warning enable check result 'WARNING' if download results in '404 Not Found' and plugin result is not worse
--dump-to-file <path> write dump of downloaded data to file in <path> (string)
--dump-to-screen display dump of downloaded data on screen
--dump-check enable checking of content length
--dump-warning enable check result 'WARNING' if check of content length fails and plugin result is not worse
--dump-length enable display of content length in plugin output
--dump-rate enable display of download rate on plugin output
--dump-rate-real enable display of real download rate on plugin output
-h, --help display this help and exit
-V, --version output version information and exit
an example: check_gtp_v2.pl -I eth0 -a "blackberry.net" -m "+123456" -i "234103160051026"