Centreon Enterprise Server Documentation Release 3.0 Merethis

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Centreon Enterprise Server
Documentation
Release 3.0
Merethis
December 19, 2014
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The plugins packs are a set of templates and plugins developed by Merethis. They offer a simplified and optimized
monitoring of your IT infrastructure. The pre-configured templates promote a quick and performant deployment.
This documentation explains how to use them.
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CHAPTER 1
Overview
1.1 Plugins Packs and Centreon Plugins
Plugins Packs are a set of plugins pre configured to be easy to install and use on a Centreon installation. These plugins
are:
• either existing community plugins selected and validated by Merethis as they are known to work
• or plugins written by Merethis that are distributed as free software and available on the Forge
https://forge.centreon.com/projects/centreon-plugins
Plugins Packs added value is in the plugins validation and pre configuration. They come with Centreon templates for
command, services and hosts that are installed with the Plugin Pack. Once installed, all you have to do is refer to
the associated help (in case anything needs to be configured or activated) and create your hosts and services based on
these templates.
Note: Please note that plugins from Centreon Plugins are free software (GPL), you can contribute to this project or
use them WITHOUT being a Centreon Enterprise Server (CES) client. But using Plugins Packs makes it easier to use
through templates, macros and documentation.
Plugins Packs are packaged using RPM files. There are 2 kinds of RPMs, one that contains the plugins, the other that
contains the templates. More information in the installation section.
1.2 Connectors
In addition to the plugins available on Centreon Plugins, Plugins Packs subscription gives you access to some specific
connectors or agents used by the plugins that not available elsewhere. Here are the corresponding connectors:
Connector
AS400
JMX
WMI
ESXD
NSClient++ (TODO)
NRPE (TODO)
Description
Java based connector allowing you to execute checks on AS400
Java based connector allowing you to monitoring Java app servers through JMX
C/C++ connector allowing you to monitoring Windows environments through WMI
Perl daemon using VMware SDK to monitor VMware platforms
Merethis packaging of the NSClient++ project ready to use with embedded plugins
Merethis packaging of the NRPE server with needed patches to comply with Plugins Packs
Please refer to the associated documentation of each connector on http://documentation.centreon.com for more information.
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1.3 Templates description
Each Plugins Packs, once installed will create commands, service templates and host templates ready to use in Centreon.
As an example, here is a diagram of hiearchy between different Centreon objects.
Note: Hosts and services illustrated here are templates, not actual hosts or services.
In this example, the Plugin Pack is shipping 2 commands, 2 service templates (one of which has an extra inheritance
level) and 1 host template. You benefit from this Plugin Pack, you need to define your own hosts and services based
on these templates.
Generic templates are provided by a base pack needed by all other packs.
Here is the structure of the base pack :
Warning: Templates provided by the Plugins Packs must NOT be edited, except those ending with “-custom”
that will not be overriden during upgrades.
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Chapter 1. Overview
Warning: Only service templates have a “-custom” template at the moment, host templates are being overriden
during upgrade, this will be improved in a next version.
1.3. Templates description
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CHAPTER 2
Prerequisites
2.1 General requirements
Plugins Packs is available to the clients of Centreon Enterprise Server (CES) Advanced or Complete. Please refer to the
following page to compare versions : http://www.centreon.com/Content-Products-Entreprise-Server/ces-comparisonchart
Here are the software dependencies needed to use Plugins Packs:
• Centreon Enterprise Server >= 2.2 (or RPM installed on RHEL >= 5, CentOS >= 5)
• Centreon >= 2.4.4
• Centreon Clapi >= 1.5
• Centreon Plugins Packs Manager >= 1.x
Note: Plugins Packs Manager is a Centreon module in charge of the installation and removal of Plugins Packs. It is a
key component that is receiving regular updates, it is recommended to stay up to date regarding this component.
2.2 Plugins Packs YUM Repository
Merethis provides RPMs for its products through Centreon Entreprise Server (CES). Plugins Packs are also packaged
using RPMs, distributed through a dedicated YUM repository.
2.2.1 Installation
To install the Plugins Packs repository, install a specific RPMs that will deploy the .repo file containing the link to the
YUM repository containing Plugins Packs RPMs. This must be done on all Centreon servers (central, pollers) that
need to have access to the Plugins Packs.
Once you retrieved the RPM file from the Merethis support, run the following command:
yum install plugin-packs-1.0-1.noarch.rpm
The repository is now installed.
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2.3 Dependencies
Dependencies can now be installed on the central server. All dependencies will be provided by the YUM repository.
2.3.1 Installation
The Plugins Packs need
centreon-pp-manager.
two
Centreon
modules
to
work
properly:
centreon-clapi
and
To install them, run the following commands:
yum install centreon-clapi
yum install centreon-pp-manager
Once the RPM files are installed, you need to finish the modules setup through the web frontend.
Go to Administration > Modules, you get a page listing all modules on the filesystem, whether they are installed or
not:
Click on the gears icon, then you get this page:
Click on “Install Module”, click on “Back”
Note: The Modules section used in Centreon 2.4 has been renamed in Centreon 2.5 and is now called Extensions
Repeat the same procedure for the centreon-clapi module.
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CHAPTER 3
Installation
3.1 Search for available packages
Merethis provides several Plugins Packs. To list all available Plugins Packs on your server, run the following command:
yum search ces-pack
3.2 Plugins Packs installation
3.2.1 Pack installation
First you have to install the set of Centreon templates provided by the Plugins Pack
Use the following command on the central server:
yum install ces-pack-$PLUGIN-PACK
Where $PLUGIN-PACK$ is the name of the Pack as listed by the yum search command.
3.2.2 Plugin installation
Then you have to install the necessary plugins referenced by the templates installed in the previous steps.
Use the following command on all pollers that will execute the checks:
yum install ces-plugins-$PLUGIN-PACK
Where $PLUGIN-PACK$ is the name of the Pack as listed by the yum search command.
3.2.3 Best practices
It is up to you to decide whether you install the plugins on all pollers, or only on the poller that will perform the checks.
Keep in mind that if you do not install the plugin on one poller, you may have some errors if you decide one day to
move a monitored host from one poller with the plugin to another poller that does not have this plugin. Moreover, if
you update packs on the central, it is highly recommanded to also update associated plugins on the pollers, as some
new checks are sometimes added in the packs, and won’t work if they do not have the corresponding command.
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3.3 Plugins Packs management
Managing the installed plugins packs can be done through the web interface provided by the Plugins Packs Manager
Centreon module.
Go to Administration > Modules > Plugin packs > Setup, you will the list of all the plugins packs installed on your
server:
Each Plugins Pack displays the following information:
• Version: version of the Plugin Pack, matches RPM version
• Number of host templates: list number of host templates provided by the Plugin Pack, click on the question
mark to get the corresponding names
• Number of service templates: list number of service templates provided by the Plugin Pack, click on the question
mark to get the corresponding names
• Number of commands: list number of commands provided by the Plugin Pack, click on the question mark to get
the corresponding names
• Actions: available actions on the Plugin Packs
You can click on the
icon of a Plugin Pack to get help, this will open the documentation in a new window.
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Chapter 3. Installation
CHAPTER 4
Uninstallation
4.1 Pack uninstallation
First you have to remove the Pack.
Warning: Before removing the RPM, you MUST remove it from the web interface, otherwise database won’t get
cleaned up.
Warning: Before removing the RPM, you need to ensure there are no remaining hosts or services you have
defined that are linked to templates (hosts, services, commands) provided by this Pack
A pack must be uninstalled through the management page.
For each installed Plugins Pack, you will find a
the corresponding Pack.
icon located into the Actions column. Click on the icon to uninstall
You’ll get the following confirm dialog:
Click Yes to confirm.
If you still have hosts or services that are linked to templates provided by this pack, you won’t be able to uninstall the
pack. You’ll get the following dialog:
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To work around this problem, you can:
1. Delete the hosts or services linked to the templates provided by the pack
2. Or unlink the hosts or services linked to the templates provided by the pack
Once this is performed, you’ll be able to uninstall the pack.
Finally, you can remove the pack from the server:
$ yum erase ces-pack-$PLUGIN_PACK$
Where $PLUGIN-PACK$ is the name of the Plugin Pack.
4.2 Plugin uninstallation
Once the pack is uninstalled, you can safely remove the plugin on all pollers using:
$ yum erase ces-plugins-$PLUGIN_PACK$
Where $PLUGIN-PACK$ is the name of the Plugin Pack.
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Chapter 4. Uninstallation
CHAPTER 5
Monitoring checks list
5.1 Infrastructure services monitoring
5.1.1 Infra-DHCP
Template to check a DHCP system
Name
DHCP
Description
Check the availability of the DHCP server.
5.1.2 Infra-IMAP
Template to check an IMAP system
Name
IMAP
Description
Check the availability of the IMAP service for a specific address.
5.1.3 Infra-POP
Template to check a POP system
Name
POP
Description
Check the availability of the POP service for a specific address.
5.1.4 Infra-SSH
Template to check a SSH system
Name
SSH
Description
Check the availability of the SSH service for a specific address.
5.2 Operating systems monitoring
5.2.1 OS-AIX-SNMP
Template to check AIX server using SNMP protocol
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Name
Cpu
Swap
Cpu
ProcessGeneric
Swap
DiskGeneric-Id
DiskGenericName
Disk-Global
TrafficGeneric-Id
TrafficGenericName
TrafficGlobal
Description
Check the rate of utilization of CPU for the machine. This check can give the average CPU
utilization rate and the rate per CPU for multi-core CPU.
Check virtual memory usage (SWAP)
Check Linux process/service is working.
Check the rate of free space on the disk. For each checks the name of the disk will appear (« label
») rather than the letter assigned. Thresholds can be in percentage or in free space remaining.
Check the rate of free space on the disk. For each checks the mount pont of the disk will appear («
label »). Thresholds can be in percentage or in free space remaining.
Check the rate of free space on disks. For each checks the mount point of disks will appear («
Check the bandwidth of the interface. For each checks the name of the interface will appear («
label » shortcut describing the interface).
Check the bandwidth of interfaces. For each checks the name of the interface will appear (« label
» shortcut describing the interface).
5.2.2 OS-AS400
Template to check AS/400 server using Centreon-Connector-as400 protocol
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Name
Asp1-Usage
Description
Check the occupation rate of ASP1.Report a OK state if the occupation rate is below the
threshold WARNING.Report a WARNING state if the occupation rate is above the
threshold WARNING.Report a CRITICAL state if the occupation rate is above the
threshold CRITICAL.
CPU-Usage
Check the time during which the CPU AS/400 were used.Report a OK state if the time
CPU is below the threshold WARNING.Report a WARNING state if the time CPU pass
above the threshold WARNING.Report a CRITICAL state if the time CPU pass above the
threshold CRITICAL.It may exceed 100% on the uncapped partition.
Disk-State
Check running state of whole physical disks.Physical disk can take statements: no control,
active; failed, hardware failure, rebuild, not ready, protected, busy, not operational,
unknown state (13 states in total).Report a OK state if all disks are active.Report a
CRITICAL state if at least one disk is in different state from active.
Disk-UsageCompare utilization rate of different physical disks.Calculate the gap between minimum
Repartition
utilization rate and maximum whole physical disks.Report a OK state if the gap is below
the threshold WARNING.Report a WARNING state if the gap is above the threshold
WARNING.Report a CRITICAL state if the gap is above the threshold CRITICAL.
Page-Fault
Check page fault rate.Recover page rate per second and page fault rate per second, database
and no database.Calculate the percentage of page fault in relation to the page.Report a OK
state if the percentage is below the threshold WARNING.Report a WARNING state if the
percentage is above the threshold WARNING.Report a CRITICAL state if the percentage
is above the threshold CRITICAL.
Disk-Usage
Check occupation rate of physical disk.Report a OK state if the occupation rate is below
the threshold WARNING.Report a WARNING state if the occupation rate is above the
threshold WARNING.Report a CRITICAL state if the occupation rate is above the
threshold CRITICAL.
Job-Exist
Check job existence. Indicator don’t check is state.Report a OK state if the job exist.Report
CRITICAL if the job doesn’t exist.
Job-Has-No-Msgw Check job existence. Check job hasn’t a MSGW.Report OK state if the job exist.Report
CRITICAL state if the job doesn’t exist, or job has a MSGW.
Job-Queue-Status
Check job queue existence and state.Job queue can take statements RELEASED or
HELD.Report a OK state if the job queue is in RELEASED state.Report a CRITICAL state
if the job queue is in HELD state or not existing.
Job-Queue-WaitCheck the number of job waiting in a job queue ignoring priorities of jobs.Jobs in job queue
Job-Count
can take different statements: ACTIVE, HELD or SCHEDULED.Report a OK state if the
number of job in HELD state is lower than the threshold WARNING.Report a WARNING
state if the number of job in HELD state is above the threshold WARNING.Report a
CRITICAL state if the number of job in HELD state is above the threshold CRITICAL.
Message-QueueCheck messages queue size.Recover all the message whose the severity is superior or equal
Size
to the define arguments.Report a OK stage if the number of message is below the threshold
WARNING.Report a WARNING state if the number of message is above the threshold
WARNING.Report a CRITICAL state if the number of message is above the threshold
CRITICAL.
SubSystem-Exist
Check the presence and the state of a subsystem.A subsystem can take statements
ACTIVE, ENDING, INACTIVE, RESTRICTED, and STARTING.Report a OK state if the
subsystem state is ACTIVE.Report a CRITICAL state if the subsystem state is different
than ACTIVE, or the subsystem wasn’t found.
Job-Has-No-Msgw Check job existence. Check job hasn’t a MSGW.Report OK state if the job exist.Report
Message-QueueCheck messages queue size.Recover all the message whose the severity is superior or equal
Filtered-Size
to the define arguments.Report a OK stage if the number of message is below the threshold
WARNING.Report a WARNING state if the number of message is above the threshold
WARNING.Report a CRITICAL state if the number of message is above the threshold
CRITICAL.
Jobs-Have-NoCheck job existence. Check job hasn’t a MSGW.Report OK state if the job exist.Report
Msgw-InCRITICAL state if the job doesn’t exist, or job has a MSGW.
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Subsystem
Job-In-Subsystem
Check job existence. Check job hasn’t a MSGW.Report OK state if the job exist.Report
5.2.3 OS-FreeBSD-SNMP
Template to check FreeBSD server using SNMP protocol
Name
Cpu
Load
Memory
Swap
DiskGeneric-Id
DiskGenericName
Disk-Global
Disk-IO
ProcessGeneric
TrafficGeneric-Id
TrafficGenericName
TrafficGlobal
Uptime
Description
Check the server load average.
Check the rate of the utilization of memory (RAM).
Check access disk of the disk. For each check the name of the disk will appear “label” rather than
the letter assigned.
Check Unix process/service is working.
Time since the server has been working and available.
5.2.4 OS-Linux-SNMP
Template to check Linux server using SNMP protocol
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Name
Cpu
Load
Memory
Swap
ProcessGeneric
Disk-IO
Uptime
TrafficGlobal
TrafficGeneric-Id
TrafficGenericName
Disk-Global
DiskGeneric-Id
DiskGenericName
CpuDetailed
Description
Check the server load average.
Check Linux process/service is working.
Check access disk of the disk. For each check the name of the disk will appear “label” rather than
the letter assigned.
Time since the server has been working and available.
Check the detailed rate of utilization of CPU for the machine. This check can give the average
CPU utilization rate and the rate per CPU for multi-core CPU.
5.2.5 OS-Windows-NRPE
Template to check Windows server using NRPE protocol (NSClientpp 0.4.2)
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Name
Cpu
Disks
Memory
Services-Auto
Swap
Disks
CounterGeneric
Processgeneric
Files-Generic
EventlogGeneric
ActiveSessions
LogfilesGeneric
Ntp
ServicesGeneric-Name
Task-Generic
Uptime
Description
Check Windows disk usage.
Check the rate of the utilization of memory (RAM)
Check that all auto-start services are running.
Check the rate of the utilization of virtual memory (SWAP)
Check Windows disk usage.
Checks processes (state, memory size, numbers,...).
Check files/directories (size, last access,...).
Check eventlogs errors.
Check active sessions.
Check log files.
Check the synchronization with an NTP server.
Check windows services states.
Check windows scheduled task.
Check windows uptime.
5.2.6 OS-Windows-SNMP
Template to check Windows server using SNMP protocol
Name
Cpu
Memory
Swap
ProcessGeneric
TrafficGeneric-Id
DiskGenericName
Uptime
TrafficGenericName
TrafficGlobal
Disk-Global
DiskGeneric-Id
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Description
Check the rate of the utilization of memory (RAM) and the paging file. The paging file is a partial
copy of the RAM in the form of file, allowing to release the memory by copying in the file the less
used elements.
Check the rate of the utilization of virtual memory (SWAP)
Check if Windows process are started.
Check the uptime of the Windows server since the last reboot. It’s just an indication with no
threshold
5.2.7 OS-Windows-WMI
Template to check Windows server using WMI protocol
Name
BootServices
CPU
Disk-C
PhysicalMemory
VirtualMemory
ProcessGeneric
ServiceGeneric
Uptime
TrafficGeneric
DiskGeneric
Description
Check the state of all services which are started at boot
Check the rate of free space in disk C. Thresholds can be in percentage or in free space remaining.
Check the utilisation of the Physical memory for the Windows Server
Check the utilisation of the Virtual memory for a Windows Server
Check if Windows process are started.
Check if Windows services are started.
Check the uptime of the Windows server since the last reboot. It’s just an indication with no
threshold
Check the bandwidth of the interface. For each checks the name of the interface will appear (« label
Check the rate of free space on the disk. For each checks the name of the disk will appear (« label »)
rather than the letter assigned. Thresholds can be in percentage or in free space remaining.
5.3 Network equipments monitoring
5.3.1 Net-Cisco-WaaS-SNMP
Template to check Cisco Waas using SNMP protocol
Name
Sessions-Tfo
Description
Check returning number of TCP connection in passthrough and optimized state with Cisco WaaS tool.
5.3.2 Net-FW-Arkoon-SNMP
Template to check Arkoon firewall using SNMP protocol
Name
Uptime
Memory
Load
Swap
Traffic-Global
Traffic-Generic-Name
Process-Generic
Packet-Errors-Generic-Name
Packet-Errors-Global
Description
Get uptime.
Check memory usage.
Check CPU usage.
Check traffic of multiple network interfaces.
Check traffic of an network interface.
Check Arkoon process/service is working.
Check packets on errors/discards of a network interface.
Check packets on errors/discards of multiple network interfaces.
5.3.3 Net-FW-Cisco-Asa-SNMP
Template to check Cisco Asa Firewall using SNMP protocol
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Name
Cpu
Memory
Sessions
Traffic-Generic-Id
Traffic-Global
Failover
Packet-Errors-GenericId
Packet-Errors-GenericName
Description
Check the rate of utilization of CPU for the machine. This check can give the average
utilization rate of CPU.
Check machine memory usage.
Check current/average connections.
Check failover status.
5.3.4 Net-Juniper-MAG
Template to check Juniper MAG using SNMP protocol
Name
CPU
Memory
Logfile
Swap
BladeTemperature
TrafficGeneric-ID
TrafficGeneric-Name
Traffic-Global
Users
Disk
Description
Check log file usage.
Check machine swap usage.
Check current blade temperature.
Check the bandwidth of interfaces. For each checks the name of the interface will appear («
Check current connected users.
Check disk usage
5.3.5 Net-Juniper-SA
Template to check Juniper SA using SNMP protocol
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Name
CPU
Logfile
Memory
Swap
CPU-Detailed
Disk
Users
TrafficGeneric-ID
TrafficGeneric-Name
Traffic-Global
Description
Check log file usage.
Check machine swap usage.
Check disk usage.
Check current connected users.
5.3.6 Net-Juniper-SRX
Template to check Juniper SRX using SNMP protocol
Name
Hardware
Cpu-Routing
CpuForwarding
MemoryRouting
MemoryForwarding
FlowSessions
Cp-Sessions
TrafficGeneric-Id
TrafficGenericName
TrafficGlobal
DiskGeneric-Id
DiskGenericName
Disk-Global
Description
Check hardware.
Check CPU Usage of routing engine.
Check CPU Usage of packet forwarding engine.
Check Memory Usage of routing engine.
Check Memory Usage of packet forwarding engine.
Check Packet Forwarding Engine sessions usage.
Check CP (‘central point’) sessions usage.
Check the rate of free space on the disk (use the ID). Thresholds can be in percentage or in free
space remaining.
Check the rate of free space on the disk (use the Name. Difficult to use: prefer ‘Id’ or ‘Global’ to
filter). Thresholds can be in percentage or in free space remaining.
Check the rate of free space on the disk (use the Name. Difficult to use: prefer ‘Id’ or ‘Global’ to
filter). Thresholds can be in percentage or in free space remaining.
5.3.7 Net-Juniper-SSG
Template to check Juniper SSG using SNMP protocol
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Name
Sessions
Cpu
Memory
Hardware
Sessions
TrafficGeneric-Id
TrafficGeneric-Name
Traffic-Global
Cpu
Memory
Hardware
Description
Check current active sessions.
Check hardware.
Check hardware.
5.3.8 Net-Fortinet-Fortigate-SNMP
Template to check Fortinet Fortigate using SNMP protocol
Name
Cpu
Memory
Sessions
Hardware
VirusGlobal
Virus-Name
TrafficGlobal
TrafficName
Traffic-Id
Disk
ClusterStatus
Description
Check the rate of utilization of CPU for the machine. This check can give the average utilization
rate of CPU.
Check memory usage.
Check hardware sensors.
Check blocked and detected virus on multiple virtual domains.
Check blocked and detected virus on a virtual domain.
Check system disk usage.
Check cluster status.
5.3.9 Net-PaloAlto-500-SNMP
Host Template to check Palo Alto Firewall using SNMP protocol
Name
CPU
Hardware
Packets-Errors-and-Discards
Traffic-Generic-Id
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Description
Check CPU Utilization.
Check hardware components health through standard RFC MIB.
5.3.10 Net-FW-Pfsense-SNMP
Template to check Pfsense firewall using SNMP protocol
Name
Blocked-Packets-Global
Memory-Dropped-Packets
Runtime
Blocked-Packets-ID
Blocked-Packets-ID
Description
Check count of packets blocked on multiple network interfaces.
Check count of packets dropped due to memory limitations.
Time since Pfsense service has been runing and available.
Check count of packets blocked on network interface.
Check count of packets blocked on network interface.
5.3.11 Net-Stonesoft
Template to check Stonesoft Firewall using SNMP protocol
Name
Memory
CPU
Rejected-Packets
Dropped-Packets
Disk-Global
Disk-Name
Cluster-State
Cluster-Load
Traffic-Global
Traffic-Generic-ID
Description
Check the rate of the utilization of memory.
Check the rate of utilization of CPU.
Check count of rejected packets.
Check count of dropped packets.
Check the rate of utilization on disks.
Check the rate of utilization on disks.
Check the state of the cluster.
Check the load of the cluster.
Check the bandwidth of the interface.
5.3.12 Net-Bluecoat-SNMP
Template to check Bluecoat using SNMP protocol
Name
Client-Connections
Client-Requests
Client-Traffic
Cpu
Hardware
Memory
Server-Connections
Disk
Description
Check current client connections on Bluecoat.
Check current http client requests on Bluecoat.
Check bytes/s received/delivered to clients on Bluecoat.
Check CPU usage on Bluecoat.
Check hardware sensors on Bluecoat.
Check memory usage on Bluecoat.
Check current server connections on Bluecoat.
Check disk usage on Bluecoat.
5.3.13 Net-F5-Bigip-SNMP
Template to check F5 BIG-IP equipments using SNMP protocol
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Name
Virtualserver-Status-Global
Connections
Hardware-Global
Virtualserver-Status-Generic-Name
Node-Status-Generic-Name
Node-Status-Global
Pool-Status-Generic-Name
Pool-Status-Global
Hardware-Fan
Hardware-Psu
Hardware-Temperature
Description
Check virtual servers status.
Check current connections.
Check hardware status (‘fan’, ‘temperature’, ‘power supply’).
Check a virtual server status.
Check a node status.
Check nodes status.
Check a pool status.
Check pools status.
Check fan status on hardware.
Check hardware temperatures.
5.3.14 Net-Citrix-Netscaler-MPX8000-SNMP
Template to check Citrix Netscaler MPX8000 Series using SNMP protocol
Name
Cpu
Memory
Health
Storage
Traffic-Generic-Id
Traffic-Global
Ha-State
Vserver-StatusGeneric-Name
Vserver-Status-Global
Description
Check hardware environment (Fanspeed, Power Supplies, Temperatures, Voltages).
Check the rate of utilization of storages.
Check High Availability Status.
Check a vserver status and health.
Check vservers status and health.
5.3.15 Net-Ruggedcom-SNMP
Template to check Ruggedcom devices using SNMP protocol
Name
HardwareGlobal
Memory
Temperature
Errors
TrafficGeneric-Id
TrafficGeneric-Name
Traffic-Global
Description
Check all sensors (‘fan’, ‘power supply’).
Check hardware temperature.
Check hardware errors.
5.3.16 Net-Alcatel-OmniSwitch-6850
Template to check Alcatel OmniSwitch 6850 using SNMP protocol
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Name
Cpu
Flash-Memory
Hardware
Memory
Spanning-Tree
Traffic-Generic-Id
Traffic-Global
Packet-Errors-Generic-Id
Packet-Errors-Generic-Name
Description
Check CPU usage.
Check Flash memory usage.
Check hardware state.
Check memory usage.
Check Spanning Tree state on interfaces.
5.3.17 Net-Aruba-7200
Template to check Aruba 7200 serie using SNMP protocol
Name
Cpu
Memory
Storage
Hardware-Global
Traffic-Generic-Id
Traffic-Global
Hardware-Fan
Hardware-Module
Hardware-Psu
Description
Check storage device usages.
Check hardware status (‘fan’, ‘module’, ‘power supply’).
Check module status on hardware.
Check power supply status on hardware.
5.3.18 Net-Brocade-SNMP
Template to check Brocade switch using SNMP protocol
Name
Cpu
Hardware
Memory
TrafficGeneric-ID
TrafficGeneric-Name
Traffic-Global
Description
Check the rate of utilization of CPU for the machine.
Check memory usage.
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5.3.19 Net-Cisco-2800
Template to check Cisco 2800 Router using SNMP protocol
Name
Cpu
Environment
Memory
Stack
Traffic-Generic-Id
Spanning-Tree
Traffic-Global
Description
Check hardware environment (Fans, Power Supplies, Temperatures, Voltages).
Check Cisco “Stack” state.
5.3.20 Net-Cisco-2900
Template to check Cisco 2900 Switch using SNMP protocol
Name
Cpu
Environment
Memory
Stack
Traffic-Generic-Id
Spanning-Tree
Traffic-Global
Description
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Name
Cpu
Environment
Memory
Stack
Traffic-Generic-Id
Spanning-Tree
Traffic-Global
Description
5.3.22 Net-Cisco-3850
Name
Cpu
Environment
Memory
Stack
Traffic-Generic-Id
Spanning-Tree
Traffic-Global
Description
5.3.23 Net-Cisco-Nexus-5000
Template to check Cisco Nexus 5000 Switch using SNMP protocol
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Name
Cpu
Environment
Memory
Traffic-Generic-Id
Spanning-Tree
Traffic-Global
Description
5.3.24 Net-Hp-Procurve-SNMP
Template to check HP Procurve Switches using SNMP protocol
Name
Cpu
Memory
Environment
Traffic-Global
Traffic-Generic-Id
Description
Check the rate of utilization of CPU for the machine.
Check hardware environment (Fans, Power Supplies, Temperatures).
5.4 Software monitoring
5.4.1 App-Appservers-JMX-JDK6
Template to check JMX JDK6
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Name
jmx-threads
Description
Check thread activity (3 metrics). OK if thread & daemon thread are below warning
threshold WARNING if thread & daemon thread are between warning and critical
threshold CRITICAL if thread & daemon thread are above critical threshold.
Check the heap memory’s state.
jmx-MemoryHeapMemoryUsage
jmx-MemoryCheck the non-hip state
NonHeapMemoryUsage
jmx-MemoryPoolCheck the memory pool CMS Old Gen (ConcurrentMarkSweep).
CMS-Old-Gen
jmx-MemoryPoolCheck the memory pool CMS Perm Gen (ConcurrentMarkSweep).
CMS-Perm-Gen
jmx-MemoryPoolMemory size (in megabytes) used for “PS Code Cache”. Informations JMX:
Code-Cache
Name:java.lang:type=MemoryPool,name=CodeCache Attribut : Usage
jmx-MemoryPoolMemory size used (in megabytes) by “PS Eden Space ». Informations JMX : Name:
Par-Eden-Space
java.lang:type=MemoryPool,name=PS Eden Space Attribut : Usage
jmx-MemoryPoolMemory size used (in megabytes) for “PS Survivor Space”. Informations JMX : Name:
Par-Survivor-Space
java.lang:type=MemoryPool,name=PS Survivor Space Attribut : Usage
jmx-fd
Check the number of file descriptors opened by an application. The following states can
be traced back: * OK: percent of file descriptors opened lower than alert threshold.
5.4.2 App-Appservers-JMX-JDK7
Template to check JMX JDK7
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Name
jmx-classes
jmx-threads
Description
Number of classes busy in FJV memory.
Check thread activity (3 metrics). OK if thread & daemon thread are below warning
threshold WARNING if thread & daemon thread are between warning and critical
threshold CRITICAL if thread & daemon thread are above critical threshold.
Check the heap memory’s state.
jmx-MemoryHeapMemoryUsage
jmx-MemoryCheck the non-hip state
NonHeapMemoryUsage
jmx-MemoryPoolMemory size (in megabytes) used for “PS Code Cache”. Informations JMX:
Code-Cache
Name:java.lang:type=MemoryPool,name=CodeCache Attribut : Usage
jmx-MemoryPoolCheck the memory pool eden space (PS MarkSweep, PS Scavenge).
PS-Eden-Space
jmx-MemoryPoolMemory size used (in megabytes) for “PS Old Gen” Informations JMX : Name:
PS-Old-Gen
java.lang:type=MemoryPool,name=PS Old Space Attribut : Usage
jmx-MemoryPoolCheck the memory pool PermGen (PS MarkSweep).
PS-Perm-Gen
jmx-MemoryPoolCheck the memory pool Survivor Space (PS MarkSweep, PS Scavenge).
PS-Survivor-Space
jmx-fd
Check the number of file descriptors opened by an application. The following states can
be traced back: * OK: percent of file descriptors opened lower than alert threshold.
jmx-traffic
Check the traffic in a specific port server tomcat.
jmx-memory
Check Java memory state (4 metrics) Report a OK state if the percentage of memory
used/committed is below the maximum limit threshold WARNING and above the
minimum limit threshold WARNING Report a WARNING state if the percentage of
memory used/committed is below the maximum limit threshold CRITICAL and above the
maximum limit threshold WARNING Report a WARNING state if the percentage of
memory used/committed is above the minimum limit threshold CRITICAL and below the
minimum limit threshold WARNING Report a CRITICAL state if the percentage of
memory used/committed is above the maximum limit threshold CRITICAL Report a
CRITICAL state if the percentage of memory used/committed is below the minimum limit
threshold CRITICAL.
jmx-simpletype
Check an attribute to a single metric. Report a OK state if the metric is below the
maximum limit threshold WARNING and above the minimum limit threshold
WARNING. Report a WARNING state if the metric is below the maximum limit threshold
CRITICAL and above the maximum limit threshold WARNING. Report a WARNING
state if the metric is above the minimum limit threshold CRITICAL and below the
minimum limit threshold WARNING. Report a CRITICAL state if the metric is above the
maximum limit threshold CRITICAL. Report a CRITICAL state is the metric is below the
minimal limit threshold CRITICAL.
5.4.3 App-Backup-EMC-RecoveryPoint-SSH
Template to check RecoveryPoint Appliance using SSH protocol
Name
Monitored-Parameters
System-Status
Description
Check monitored parameters by EMC RecoveryPoint appliance.
Check system status of EMC RecoveryPoint appliance.
5.4.4 App-DB-MSSQL
Template to check MSSQL Database
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Name
ConnectionTime
BlockedProcesses
Deadlocks
Failed-Jobs
DatabaseUsed
ConnectedUsers
Backup-Age
DatabaseFree
CacheHitratio
Transactions
ConnectedUsers
Locks-Waits
Description
Check the connection time to the server. This time is given in seconds.
Check blocked processes on the server. Service cannot work because of a SQL request. It
depends of your MS SQL Server version.
Check deadlocks per second of the server.
Check MSSQL failed jobs.
Check used space of databases on the server.
Check number of connected users on the database.
Check database backups of the server. This time is given in minutes.
Check free space of databases on the server.
Check the “Data Buffer Cache Hit Ratio” of the server. No alerts by default.
Check transactions per second of the server. No alerts by default.
Check number of connected users on the database.
Check locks-waits per second of the server.
5.4.5 App-DB-MySQL
Template to check MySQL Database
Name
Connection-Time
ConnectionsNumber
Database-Size
Innodb-Bufferpool
Myisam-Keycache
Slowqueries
Open-Files
Queries
Uptime
Description
Check the number of open connections.
Check size of databases. No Alerts by default.
Check the hit rate of the InnoDB buffer.
Check the hit rate of the MyISAM tables.
Check the number of slow queries since the last check. Gives the average rate per second.
Check the number of files that currently are open.
Check the average of queries per second.
This check indicates the operation time since the server is running. This time in given in
minutes.
5.4.6 App-DB-Oracle
Template to check Oracle Database
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Name
Connection-Time
Corrupted-Blocks
Tnsping
Tablespace-Usage
Connection-Number
Datacache-Hitratio
Rman-Backup-Problems
Connection-Time
Corrupted-Blocks
Tnsping
Tablespace-Usage
Connection-Number
Datacache-Hitratio
Rman-Backup-Problems
Description
Check the number of corrupted blocks on the server.
Check the connection to a remote listener.
Check the tablespace usage of the server.
Check connection number to the Oracle server.
Check the ‘Data Buffer Cache Hit Ratio’ of the server. No alerts by default.
Check RMAN backup errors of the server during the last three days.
Check the number of corrupted blocks on the server.
Check the connection to a remote listener.
Check the tablespace usage of the server.
Check connection number to the Oracle server.
Check the ‘Data Buffer Cache Hit Ratio’ of the server. No alerts by default.
Check RMAN backup errors of the server during the last three days.
5.4.7 App-DB-Postgres
Template to check Postgres Database
Name
Connection-Number
Connection
Cache-Hitratio
Locks
Query-Time
Time-Sync
Tablespace-Size
Vacuum
Description
Check connection number to the Postgres server.
Check connection to the Postgres server.
Check the “buffer cache hitratio” of the Postgres server.
Check locks of the Postgres server.
Check request time of the Postgres server.
Check time between poller and the Postgres server.
Check time between poller and the Postgres server.
Check the execution of Vacuum on a DB for a given amount of days.
5.4.8 App-Lm-Sensors-SNMP
Template to check LM Sensors using SNMP protocol
Name
Hardware-Fan
Hardware-Misc
Hardware-Voltage
Description
Check fans sensors.
Check misc sensors.
Check temperature sensors.
Check voltage sensors.
5.4.9 App-Mail-Bluemind
Template to check Bluemind Server
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Name
Bluemind-Process-Core
Bluemind-Process-EAS
Bluemind-Process-HPS
Bluemind-Process-IPS
Bluemind-Process-LMTP
Bluemind-Process-MQ
Proc-Postfix
Bluemind-Process-Cyrus
Hprof-File
Incoming-Mails
Description
Check bm-core process.
Check bm-eas process.
Check bm-hps process.
Check bm-ips process.
Check bm-lmtpd process.
Check bm-mq process.
Check postfix process.
Check cyrus process.
Check the presence of hprof file.
Check incoming mails.
5.4.10 App-Monitoring-Centreon-Central
Template to check Centreon Central Server
Name
proc-centcore
proc-snmptrapd
proc-crond
proc-httpd
proc-ntpd
proc-broker-rrd
proc-centengine
proc-sshd
proc-broker-sql
proc-snmptrapd
Description
Check centcore process.
Check snmptrapd process.
Check crond process.
Check Apache process.
Check NTP process.
Check Broker RRD process.
Check centreon-engine process.
Check sshd process.
Check Broker SQL process.
5.4.11 App-Monitoring-Centreon-Poller
Template to check Centreon Poller Server
Name
proc-snmptrapd
proc-ntpd
proc-centengine
proc-sshd
proc-snmptrapd
Description
Check NTP process.
Check centreon-engine process.
Check sshd process.
5.4.12 App-Protocol-DNS
Template to check a DNS Server
Name
DNS-Request
Description
Check requests to a DNS server.
5.4.13 App-Protocol-FTP
Ttemplate to check several things on remote FTP Server
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Name
FTP-Login
FTP-Date
FTP-Commands
FTP-FilesCount
Description
Check connection on a remote FTP server with username and password.
Check date of files within a directory or a specific file on a remote FTP Server.
Check several commands execution on a remote FTP server.
Count files on a remote FTP directory (recursive or not).
5.4.14 App-Protocol-HTTP
Template to check an HTTP Server
Name
HTTP-Response-Time
HTTP-Expected-Content
Description
Check response time of a Wabpage.
Check the presence of a string in a Webpage.
5.4.15 App-Protocol-LDAP
Template to check a LDAP Server
Name
LDAP-Login
LDAP-Search
Description
Check login to a LDAP server.
Check search to a LDAP server.
5.4.16 App-Protocol-NTP
Template to check an NTP Server
Name
NTP-Response-Time
Description
Check response time of NTP server.
5.4.17 App-Protocol-SMTP
Template to check a SMTP Server
Name
SMTP-Login
SMTP-Message
Description
Check connection to a SMTP server.
Check sending a message to a SMTP server.
5.4.18 App-Webserver-Apache-ServerStatus
Template to check Apache Server using Server Status webpage
Name
Apache-Requests
Apache-ResponseTime
Apache-SlotStates
Apache-Cpuload
Apache-Workers
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Description
Check request informations.
Check response time of ‘mod_status’ page.
Check slot informations.
Check Apache Cpuload.
Check Apache busy processes.
5.4.19 App-Webserver-Nginx-ServerStatus
Template to check Nginx Server using ‘stub_status_module’ webpage
Name
Nginx-ResponseTime
Nginx-Requests
Nginx-Connections
Description
Check response time of ‘stub_status_module’ page.
Check request informations.
Check current connections.
5.4.20 App-Webserver-Tomcat6-Webmanager
Template to check Tomcat 6 Server using Tomcat Webmanager
Name
Tomcat-Requestinfo-Global
Tomcat-Traffic-Global
Tomcat-Applications-Global
Tomcat-Sessions-Global
Tomcat-Threads-Global
Tomcat-Memory
Description
Check tomcat metrics (request count, error count,...).
Check traffic for each connectors.
Check status of tomcat applications.
Check number of sessions per application.
Check threads for each connectors.
Check Tomcat memory.
5.4.21 App-Webserver-Tomcat7-Webmanager
Template to check Tomcat 7 Server using Tomcat Webmanager
Name
Tomcat-Requestinfo-Global
Tomcat-Traffic-Global
Tomcat-Applications-Global
Tomcat-Sessions-Global
Tomcat-Threads-Global
Tomcat-Memory
Description
Check tomcat metrics (request count, error count,...).
Check traffic for each connectors.
Check status of tomcat applications.
Check number of sessions per application.
Check threads for each connectors.
Check Tomcat memory.
5.5 Virtualisation monitoring
5.5.1 Virt-VMWare-ESX
Template to check VMWare ESX Server using Centreon-ESXD connector
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Name
Esx-Cpu
Esx-Memory
Esx-Swap
Esx-Health
Esx-Global-Status
Esx-Traffic-Generic
Esx-Datastores-Latency
Esx-Vm-Count
Esx-is-Maintenance
Esx-Uptime
Datastore-Usage-Generic
Datastore-Io-Generic
Datastore-Snapshots-Generic
Esx-Traffic-Global
Datastore-Iops-Generic
Description
Check CPU usage of an ESX Server.
Check Memory usage of an ESX Server.
Check if a virtual machine is swapping on the ESX server.
Check hardware and CPU sensors of an ESX Server.
Check global status of an ESX Server.
Check traffic usage of a physical network interface. Thresholds are in percent.
Check Datastores latency of an ESX Server.
Check virtual machines running on an ESX Server.
Check maintenance mode of an ESX Server.
Get uptime in days of an ESX Server.
Check datastore usage.
Check datastore usage in Kbps.
Check snapshots usage on a datastore.
Check traffic usage of multiple physical network interfaces. Thresholds are in percent.
Check average IOPs of a datastore.
5.5.2 Virt-VMWare-VCenter-5
Template to check VCenter 5 using Centreon-ESXD connector
Name
Vm-Snapshot-Global
Vm-Limit-Global
Description
Check snapshot age of multiple virtual machines (Vsphere 5).
Check limit definition (cpu, memory, disk) on multiple virtual machines.
5.5.3 Virt-VMWare-VCenter
Template to check VCenter using Centreon-ESXD connector
Name
Vm-Tools-Global
Datastore-Usage-Global
Datastore-Iops-Global
Datastore-Snapshots-Global
Vm-Thinprovisioning-Global
Description
Check vmtools state of multiple virtual machines.
Check multiple datastores usage.
Check average IOPs of multiple datastores.
Check snapshots usage on multiple datastores.
Check if a virtual machine has a disk in mode ‘thinprovisioning’ or not.
5.5.4 Virt-VMWare-VM
Template to check VMWare Virtual Machine using Centreon-ESXD connector
Name
Vm-Cpu
Vm-Memory
Vm-Datastores-Iops
Vm-Swap
Vm-Tools
Vm-Snapshot
Vm-Thinprovisioning
Vm-Limit
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Description
Check CPU usage of a virtual machine.
Check memory usage of a virtual machine.
Check datastores IOPS linked to the virtual machine. (IOPS done by the virtual machine)
Check if a virtual machine is swapping.
Check vmtools state of a virtual machine.
Check snapshot age of a virtual machine.
Check if a virtual machine has a disk in mode ‘thinprovisioning’ or not.
Check limit definition (cpu, memory) on a virtual machine.
5.6 Hardware monitoring
5.6.1 HW-Printer-standard-rfc3805
Template to check printer according to RFC 3805
Name
Cover-Status
Printer-Errors
Printer-Hardware
Impressions
MarkerSupplyUsage
PaperTray-Usage
Description
Check Printer cover status based on components present in the “Cover” table of the
rfc3805 mib.
Check errors on printer like paper low or jammed.
Check several hardware health indicator through an unique service.
Check the number of impressions between two checks.
Check marker supply usage.
Check utilization rate of papertrays.
5.6.2 HW-Sensor-Sensorip-SNMP
Template to check SensorIP equipments using SNMP
Name
Sensors-Global
Sensors-Temperature
Sensors-Humidity
Sensors-Sp
Sensors-Switch
Description
Check all sensors (global status, , temperatures, humidity, switch) of equipment.
Check temperature sensors of equipment.
Check humidity sensors of equipment.
Check sensor probe status of equipment.
Check switch sensors of equipment.
5.6.3 HW-Sensor-Sensormetrix-Em01-Web
Template to check Sensormetrix Em01 series using HTTP protocol
Name
Humidity
Illumination
Temperature
Thermistor-Temperature
Voltage
Contact
Flood
Description
Check humidity sensor.
Check illumination sensor.
Check temperature sensor.
Check thermistor temperature sensor.
Check voltage sensor.
Check contact sensor.
Check flood sensor.
5.6.4 HW-Server-Cisco-Ucs
Template to check Cisco UCS using SNMP protocol
Name
Audit-Logs
Equipment
Faults
Description
Check audit logs.
Check faults.
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5.6.5 HW-Server-Dell-iDrac-SNMP
Template to check Dell server through iDrac card using SNMP protocol
Name
GlobalStatus
Description
Check global status of the equipment.
5.6.6 HW-Server-Dell-Openmanage-SNMP
Template to check Dell server using Openmanage using SNMP protocol
Name
Hardware-Global
Hardware-Globalstatus
Hardware-Fan
Hardware-Psu
Hardware-Cachebattery
Hardware-Memory
Hardware-Physicaldisk
Hardware-Logicaldrive
Hardware-Esmlog
Hardware-Battery
Hardware-Controller
Hardware-Connector
Hardware-Storage
Description
Check hardware (‘fan’, ‘cpu’, ‘power supply’, ‘temperature’, ‘battery’,...) of Dell Server.
Check global status of Dell Server.
Check fans of Dell Server.
Check power supplies of Dell Server.
Check temperatures of Dell Server.
Check cache batteries of Dell Server.
Check memories of Dell Server.
Check physical drives of Dell Server.
Check logical drives of Dell Server.
Check event logs of Dell Server.
Check batteries of Dell Server.
Check controllers of Dell Server.
Check connector of Dell Server.
Check storage of Dell Server.
5.6.7 HW-Server-Hp-Bladechassis-SNMP
Template to check HP Blade Chassis using SNMP protocol
Name
HardwareGlobal
Hardware-Fan
HardwareEnclosure
HardwareManager
Hardware-Blade
HardwareNetwork
Hardware-Psu
HardwareTemperature
Hardware-Fuse
Description
Check hardware (‘enclosure’, ‘manager’, ‘fan’, ‘blade’, ‘network’, ‘power supply’,
‘temperature’, ‘fuse’) of HP Blade chassis.
Check ‘fan’ hardware of HP Blade chassis.
Check ‘enclosure’ hardware of HP Blade chassis.
Check ‘manager’ hardware of HP Blade chassis.
Check ‘blades’ hardware of HP Blade chassis.
Check ‘network’ hardware of HP Blade chassis.
Check ‘power supply’ hardware of HP Blade chassis.
Check ‘temperatures’ hardware of HP Blade chassis.
Check ‘fuse’ hardware of HP Blade chassis.
5.6.8 HW-Server-Hp-Server-SNMP
Template to check HP server through HP Insight Management agent using SNMP protocol
Name
Hardware-Global
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Description
Check all hardware (‘cpu’, ‘fan’, ‘temperature’, ‘power supply’, ...).
5.6.9 HW-Server-IBM-IMM-SNMP
Template to check IBM server through IMM card using SNMP protocol
Name
Environment-Global
Eventlog
Environment-GlobalStatus
Environment-Temperature
Environment-Voltage
Environment-Fan
Description
Check all sensors (‘globalstatus’, ‘fan’, ‘temperature’, ‘voltage’) of IBM IMM card.
Check eventlogs of IBM IMM card.
Check ‘globalstatus’ sensor of IBM IMM card.
Check ‘temperature’ sensors of IBM IMM card.
Check ‘voltage’ sensors of IBM IMM card.
Check ‘fan’ sensors of IBM IMM card.
5.6.10 HW-Server-Sun-Alom-TELNET
Template to check Sun server vXXX (v240, v440, v245,...) through ALOM card using Telnet protocol
Name
Hardware
Description
Check Sun vXXX (v240, v440, v245,...) Hardware (through ALOM).
5.6.11 HW-Server-Sun-Sfxxxx-TELNET
Template to check Sun server sfXXXX (sf6900, sf6800, sf3800,...) through ScpApp card using Telnet protocol
Name
Hardware
Description
Check Sun SFxxxx (sf6900, sf6800, sf3800,...) Hardware through ScApp.
5.6.12 HW-Server-Sun-V8xx-TELNET
Template to check Sun server v8xx (v890, v880) through RSC card using Telnet protocol
Name
Hardware
Description
Check Sun v890 and v880 Hardware through RSC card.
5.6.13 HW-Server-Sun-V4xx-TELNET
Template to check Sun server v4xx (v490, v480) through RSC card using Telnet protocol
Name
Hardware
Description
Check Sun v480 and v490 Hardware through RSC card.
5.6.14 HW-Server-Sun-Sf2xx-TELNET
Template to check Sun server sf280 through RSC card using Telnet protocol
Name
Hardware
Description
Check Sun sf280 Hardware through RSC card.
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5.6.15 HW-Server-Sun-Alom4v-SSH
Template to check Sun server (T1xxx, T2xxx) through ALOM4v card using SSH protocol
Name
Hardware
Description
Check Sun ‘T1xxx’, ‘T2xxx’ ans ‘T5xxx’ Hardware through ALOM4v.
5.6.16 HW-Server-Sun-Ilom-SSH
Template to check Sun server (T3-x, T4-x, T5xxx) through ILOM card using SSH protocol
Name
Hardware
Description
Check Sun ‘T3-x’, ‘T4-x’ and ‘T5xxx’ Hardware through ILOM.
5.6.17 HW-Server-Sun-Ilom-IPMITOOL
Template to check Sun server (x4600, x4500, x4100,...) through ILOM card using IPMI protocol
Name
Chassis-Status
Description
Check Sun ‘x4600’, ‘x4100’,... global chassis status through ILOM.
5.6.18 HW-Server-Sun-Mseries-SSH
Template to check Sun server Mxxxx (M4000, M5000, M8000,...) through XSCF using SSH protocol
Name
Hardware
Description
Check Sun ‘Mxxx’ Hardware through XSCF.
5.6.19 HW-Server-Sun-Mseries-SNMP
Template to check Sun server Mxxxx (M4000, M5000, M8000,...) using SNMP protocol
Name
Hardware
Domains
Description
Check Sun mseries Hardware.
Check status of sun domains.
5.6.20 HW-Server-Sun-Sfxxk-PSSH
Template to check Sun server sfxxk (sf12k, sf15k, sf20k, sf25k) using SSH protocol (no plugins on system controller)
Name
Failover-Status
Boards
Environment
Description
Check system controller failover status.
Check Sun ‘sfxxk’ boards.
Check Sun ‘sfxxk’ environment.
5.6.21 HW-Storage-Dell-MD3000-Cli
Template to check Dell MD3000 series using SMcli
Name
Health-Status
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Description
Check storage health status.
5.6.22 HW-Storage-Dell-TL2000-SNMP
Template to check Dell TL2000 Tape Library using SNMP protocol
Name
GlobalStatus
Description
5.6.23 HW-Storage-EMC-Clariion-Navisphere
Template to check EMC Clariion using Navisphere client
Name
Disks
Hardware-Global
Cache
Controller
Faults
Port-State
Hba-State
Description
Check disks status and performances.
Check all hardware status (fan, psu, cpu, memory, cable, io module, sp, lcc).
Check cache state.
Check global controller (busy usage, iops).
Check faults on the array.
Check SP port state.
Check connection state of servers.
5.6.24 HW-Storage-EMC-DataDomain-SNMP
Template to check EMC DataDomain using SNMP
Name
Hardware-Global
Filesystem-Global
Hardware-Fan
Hardware-Psu
Hardware-Disk
Hardware-Battery
Description
Check all hardware (fans, power supplies, temperatures, disks, nvram batteries) of storage.
Check the rate of free space on filesystems.
Check fans of storage.
Check power supplies of storage.
Check disks of storage.
Check nvram batteries of storage.
5.6.25 HW-Storage-Hp-Msa2000-SNMP
Template to check HP MSA2000 using SNMP protocol
Name
Hardware
Traffic-Generic-Id
Traffic-Global
Description
5.6.26 HW-Storage-Hp-P2000-Xmlapi
Template to check HP P2000 using XML API
Name
Health
Volume-Stats-Global
Volume-Stats-Name
Description
Check health state.
Check volumes statistics.
Check volume statistics.
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5.6.27 HW-Storage-IBM-DS3000-Cli
Template to check IBM DS3000 series using SMcli
Name
Health-Status
Description
Name
Health-Status
Description
Name
Health-Status
Description
5.6.30 HW-Storage-IBM-TS3100-SNMP
Template to check IBM TS3100 Tape Library using SNMP protocol
Name
GlobalStatus
Description
5.6.31 HW-Storage-IBM-TS3200-SNMP
Template to check IBM TS3200 Tape Library using SNMP protocol
Name
GlobalStatus
Description
5.6.32 HW-Storage-NetApp-SNMP
Template to check Netapp Storage using SNMP protocol
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Name
Cpu-Load
Disk-Failed
Fan
Global-status
Nvram
Psu
Shelf
Temperature
Ndmpsessions
Fs-Global
Volume-Options-Generic
Partner-Status
Fs-Generic
Description
Check CPU usage.
Check the current number of disk broken.
Check if fans are failed.
Check the overall status of the appliance.
Check current status of the NVRAM batteries.
Check if power supplies are failed.
Check Shelves hardware.
Check if hardware is currently operating outside of its recommended temperature range.
Check current total of ndmp sessions opened.
Check filesystem usage.
Check options from volumes.
Check status of clustered failover partner.
Check filesystem usage.
5.6.33 HW-Storage-Violin-3000-SNMP
Template to check Violin 3000 using SNMP
Name
Hardware-Global
Hardware-Fan
Hardware-Psu
Hardware-ChassisAlarm
Hardware-Vimm
HardwareTemperature
Hardware-Global-Fc
Hardware-Local-Fc
Description
Check all hardware (Fans, Power Supplies, Temperatures, Chassis alarm, vimm, global fc,
local fc) of storage.
Check fans of storage.
Check power supplies of storage.
Check chassis alarm of storage.
Check vimm of storage.
Check temperatures of storage.
Check global fc of storage.
Check local fc of storage.
5.6.34 HW-UPS-Standard-Rfc1628-SNMP
Template to check UPS Hardware using rfc 1628 standard using SNMP protocol
Name
Alarms
Output-Source
Output-Lines
Input-Lines
Battery-Status
Description
Check if alarms present.
Check output source status.
Check output lines metrics.
Check input lines metrics.
Check battery status and battery charge remaining.
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