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I need to refactor the check.
I have done patch. Could you test the last version and add following options ?
--add-name-instance --filter='sensors,RPS 12V'
Hi, Thanks for the quick update. I will try to test that into my current config, except i'm using the rpm release from the centOS CES which merge the content into a single file.
If i can merge it without problem i will make a feedback next week. Otherwise, i will wait for the official push ^^
Again, thanks a lot ^^ Best Regards,
I am having a very similar issue. The fortigate has 2 power supplies, only one of them is being used. It reports a critical.
I adapted the code above for my instance:
--add-name-instance --filter='sensors,PSU \[1\]'
*PSU [1] is the name of the sensor.
This works on command line on the central Centreon node, but it does not work on the web interface. CLI:
OK: All 5 components are ok [5/5 sensors]. | 'TMP 1 External Temperature#hardware.sensors.measure'=0;;;; 'TMP 4 Temperature#hardware.sensors.measure'=0;;;; 'CPU ON-DIE Temperature#hardware.sensors.measure'=68.996002;;;; 'MV1680 Temperature#hardware.sensors.measure'=68;;;; 'hardware.sensors.count'=5;;;;
[System: BankofBurl FGT80F HA Pair] [Firmware: v7.0.9,build0444,221121 (GA.M)]
Checking sensors
skipping sensors section 1#PSU [1] instance.
sensor 'PSU [2]' alarm status is 'off' [instance = 2] [value = ON]
sensor 'TMP 1 External Temperature' alarm status is 'off' [instance = 3] [value = 0]
sensor 'TMP 4 Temperature' alarm status is 'off' [instance = 4] [value = 0]
sensor 'CPU ON-DIE Temperature' alarm status is 'off' [instance = 5] [value = 68.996002]
sensor 'MV1680 Temperature' alarm status is 'off' [instance = 6] [value = 68]
Web Interface: Service Status | CRITICAL (ACKNOWLEDGED) |
---|---|
Status information | CRITICAL: Sensor 'PSU [1]' alarm status is 'on' |
Extended status information | |
Performance Data | 'TMP 1 External Temperature#hardware.sensors.measure'=0;;;; 'TMP 4 Temperature#hardware.sensors.measure'=0;;;; 'CPU ON-DIE Temperature#hardware.sensors.measure'=69.120003;;;; 'MV1680 Temperature#hardware.sensors.measure'=68;;;; 'hardware.sensors.count'=6;;;; |
Check Code used for Both:
/usr/lib/centreon/plugins/centreon_fortinet_fortigate.pl
--plugin=network::fortinet::fortigate::snmp::plugin
--mode=hardware
--hostname=xx.xxx.xx.xxx
--snmp-version='3'
--snmp-community='********'
--authprotocol=SHA
--authpassphrase=*********************
--snmp-username=********
--privprotocol=AES
--privpassphrase=*********************
--add-name-instance
--filter='sensors,PSU \[1\]'
is there a specific command for status? any ideas?
I am having a very similar issue. The fortigate has 2 power supplies, only one of them is being used. It reports a critical.
I adapted the code above for my instance:
--add-name-instance --filter='sensors,PSU \[1\]'
*PSU [1] is the name of the sensor.This works on command line on the central Centreon node, but it does not work on the web interface. CLI:
OK: All 5 components are ok [5/5 sensors]. | 'TMP 1 External Temperature#hardware.sensors.measure'=0;;;; 'TMP 4 Temperature#hardware.sensors.measure'=0;;;; 'CPU ON-DIE Temperature#hardware.sensors.measure'=68.996002;;;; 'MV1680 Temperature#hardware.sensors.measure'=68;;;; 'hardware.sensors.count'=5;;;; [System: BankofBurl FGT80F HA Pair] [Firmware: v7.0.9,build0444,221121 (GA.M)] Checking sensors skipping sensors section 1#PSU [1] instance. sensor 'PSU [2]' alarm status is 'off' [instance = 2] [value = ON] sensor 'TMP 1 External Temperature' alarm status is 'off' [instance = 3] [value = 0] sensor 'TMP 4 Temperature' alarm status is 'off' [instance = 4] [value = 0] sensor 'CPU ON-DIE Temperature' alarm status is 'off' [instance = 5] [value = 68.996002] sensor 'MV1680 Temperature' alarm status is 'off' [instance = 6] [value = 68]
Web Interface:
Service Status CRITICAL (ACKNOWLEDGED) Status information CRITICAL: Sensor 'PSU [1]' alarm status is 'on' Extended status information Performance Data 'TMP 1 External Temperature#hardware.sensors.measure'=0;;;; 'TMP 4 Temperature#hardware.sensors.measure'=0;;;; 'CPU ON-DIE Temperature#hardware.sensors.measure'=69.120003;;;; 'MV1680 Temperature#hardware.sensors.measure'=68;;;; 'hardware.sensors.count'=6;;;; Check Code used for Both:
/usr/lib/centreon/plugins/centreon_fortinet_fortigate.pl --plugin=network::fortinet::fortigate::snmp::plugin --mode=hardware --hostname=xx.xxx.xx.xxx --snmp-version='3' --snmp-community='********' --authprotocol=SHA --authpassphrase=********************* --snmp-username=******** --privprotocol=AES --privpassphrase=********************* --add-name-instance --filter='sensors,PSU \[1\]'
is there a specific command for status? any ideas?
Hi,
In my opinion, it is the combination of the escape characters '\' and '[' or ']' which are the cause of this malfunction on the Web console.
Try using the following settings instead: --add-name-instance --filter='sensors,PSU .1.'
The output of the command should be better interpreted on your web interface. Best regards,
centreon-plugins/centreon/common/fortinet/fortigate/mode/hardware.pm
--mode = hardware
Hello, it's not really a bug, but currently this part of the plugin is useless because we have a Fortigate with a "RPS 12V" port not used and the plugin stay in critical state.
I would like to filter this content to ignore the "RPS 12V" status and value.
Can you add a regex based on your current "%s" variable please?
Thanks ^^ Best Regards,
verbose:
centreon-engine@twcprdsup01:~$ /usr/lib/centreon/plugins/centreon_fortinet_fortigate.pl --plugin network::fortinet::fortigate::plugin --hostname xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx --snmp-community XXX_RO --snmp-version 2c --mode hardware --verbose CRITICAL: Sensor RPS 12V alarm status is on [value: 0] | [System: FW Fortigate xxx D] [Firmware: vx.x.x,buildxxxx,xxxxxx (GA)] Sensor +3.3V alarm status is off [value: 3.3018] Sensor +5V alarm status is off [value: 5.0725] Sensor +12V alarm status is off [value: 12.077] Sensor CPU VCCP alarm status is off [value: 0.9707] Sensor CPU VTT alarm status is off [value: 1.0491] Sensor CPU PVSA alarm status is off [value: 0.9315] Sensor P1V8 alarm status is off [value: 1.7743] Sensor P1V5 alarm status is off [value: 1.4901] Sensor PCH +1.05V alarm status is off [value: 1.04] Sensor VCC 2V5 alarm status is off [value: 2.464] Sensor MAIN 12V alarm status is off [value: 12.096] Sensor VCC 1V15 alarm status is off [value: 1.152] Sensor DDR3 VTT alarm status is off [value: 0.736] Sensor RPS 12V alarm status is on [value: 0] Sensor NCT +3.3V alarm status is off [value: 3.264] Sensor NCT VBAT alarm status is off [value: 3.312] Sensor NCT +3.3VSB alarm status is off [value: 3.264] Sensor NCT VTT alarm status is off [value: 1.04] Sensor DTS CPU alarm status is off [value: 61] Sensor CPU Core 0 alarm status is off [value: 56] Sensor CPU Core 1 alarm status is off [value: 58] Sensor TD1 alarm status is off [value: 47] Sensor TD2 alarm status is off [value: 34] Sensor FAN_TMP_3 alarm status is off [value: 42] Sensor LM75 U72 alarm status is off [value: 37] Sensor LM75 U65 alarm status is off [value: 39] Sensor LM75 U62 alarm status is off [value: 41] Sensor FAN1 alarm status is off [value: 4600] Sensor FAN2 alarm status is off [value: 4800] Sensor FAN3 alarm status is off [value: 4800]