minor changes to config_default;

update readme;

Author: Carl Chang

README.md

@@ -50,9 +50,11 @@ As one of my earliest Python projects, feel free to fork and make your own impro
 ### Sample Output
 ![sample](https://i.imgur.com/QowbHdr.png)
 
-To be used as a nagios plugin, do not specify the `-f` option so that the output is not embedded with the ANSI color codes. If the renderer does not support parsing the color codes, it will pollute the output.
+Some explanation:
+- The value in the parentheses (E.g. `OK (ok)`) is the raw value returned from snmpwalk command.
+- The value following the category description is the combined status of each child item.
 
-The value in the parentheses (E.g. `OK (ok)`) is the raw value returned from snmpwalk command.
+To be used as a nagios plugin, do not specify the `-f` option so that the output is not embedded with the ANSI color codes. If the renderer does not support parsing the color codes, it will pollute the output.
 
 ### Return Value
 Integer value that is inline with the Nagios exit codes.

config_default.json

@@ -106,6 +106,8 @@
         "description": "Processor Status",
         "oids": [
           { "oid": "cpqSeCpuName", "type": "text" },
+          { "oid": "cpqSeCpuCore", "type": "text", "suffix": " Cores" },
+          { "oid": "cpqSeCpuSpeed", "type": "text", "suffix": " MHz" },
           { "oid": "cpqSeCpuStatus", "type": "status" }
         ]
       },