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observium managment should be more professional
by John Brown 06 Apr '15

06 Apr '15

http://afmug.com/pipermail/af/2015-March/018914.html As a provider of internet connectivity (ergo a telco and a ISP) we use licensed microwave and unlicensed microwave technologies to feed our revenue generating customers. We also use fiber, and copper based technologies. microwave != wifi We are not alone in using a mix of technologies to deliver bits to customers. T-Mobile, ATT, Sprint, AllTel, Cellular One, Verizon, etc all use microwave (wireless) technologies to deliver bits. I, like others, have offered to write code, have asked for pointers on how to get started writing code, all appears to have fallen upon deaf ears. I've offered to PAY others to write code to support our kit, with features we need. No takers. As a PAID user, I'm quite shocked and disappointed in Adam's childish behaviour. Users of Observium should be concerned that their continued investment could be a loosing path as more people move AWAY from the product and go support other packages. On two lists that I saw the above URL, not less than 3 dozen people said they where removing observium and not renewing their annual subscriptions. I suspect that will become a trend. Cheers

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Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted during the pooling for one host
by dorje2007＠seznam.cz 05 Apr '15

05 Apr '15

Hi one host cannot finish the pooling procedure, even though i run it separateley: ./poller.php -h router_host_name -d ..... ..... including: includes/polling/cipsec-tunnels.inc.php after that a lot of messages of this kind: ..... cipSecTunStatus.3157 = active cipSecTunStatus.3158 = active cipSecTunStatus.3159 = active cipSecTunStatus.3160 = active ..... Then the pooling terminates with: SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 256 bytes) in /opt/observium/includes/snmp.inc.php on line 654 Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 256 bytes) in /opt/observium/includes/snmp.inc.php on line 654 I increased the memory limit to 256 MB in the php.ini, however still does not work. It happens only with one host out of about 200 hosts. I have about 7000 ports in Observium. Platform is: CentOS release 6.6 php-5.3.3-40.el6_6.x86_64 httpd-2.2.15-39.el6.centos.x86_64 Observium CE 0.14.11.6000 Do you have any ideas ? many thanks Pet

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Alerting Contacts
by Johnston, Tom 03 Apr '15

03 Apr '15

Hello, Does anyone know if it is possible at current status to have alerting sent to multiple users. Say I want only Cisco IOS devices to get alerts at an email and Windows devices to get alerts at a different email. Is that level of granularity built in at present or on the way at all? Right now my sys admin and I don’t need each others alerts… Thanks in advance.

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Re: [Observium] Alerting Contacts
by ron＠rjr-services.com 03 Apr '15

03 Apr '15

I'm sure Adam or others will correct me if necessary, but I seem to recall the documentation saying you can do that by specifying <email address> as part of the SNMP contact value on the device, and whatever you put in config.php will cover those devices that don't have an email address specified in the device snmp contact value. I could be wrong, it's been several weeks since I last read that part of the documentation. Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE DROID "Johnston, Tom" <Tom.Johnston(a)edinaschools.org> wrote: -- This message has been scanned by E.F.A. Project and is believed to be clean.

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Renewed subscription, what next?
by Gavin Henry 02 Apr '15

02 Apr '15

Hi, We've just renewed our subscription but not sure what to do next. Our svn up still works. Not sure how it's tied to the subscription. Thanks. -- Kind Regards, Gavin Henry.

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MiB Ceragon on Observium
by Maciel Rodrigues 02 Apr '15

02 Apr '15

Guys, Do you know if there is same possibility of implementation of Ceragon MiB ?

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Constant 'reboot' messages for all devices with no uptime counter
by Robert Williams 02 Apr '15

02 Apr '15

Hi, All of our devices which have no uptime counter (such as IP PDUs and temperature sensors for example) are constantly showing as having ‘rebooted’ every single time they are polled. The issue seems to have started on 27/03/15 at our 6AM SVN up – so whatever revision was released at that time. Since we have a very large number of these devices, the net result of this is a pretty useless eventlog ☺ Like this: [cid:image001.png@01D06CA4.83A8D2A0] …and so on… For each devices they have (always) shown this for Uptime: [cid:image002.png@01D06CA4.83A8D2A0] Since the devices do not have any uptime counters on them. Can I filter/disable/stop these events for these devices somehow? Cheers! Robert Williams Custodian Data Centre Email: Robert(a)CustodianDC.com http://www.CustodianDC.com

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dns_get_record or why PHP sucks
by Sir l33tname 01 Apr '15

01 Apr '15

Hey, I guess I have found a bug. In ./includes/common.inc.php on the function gethostbynamel6. The problem is this one: *query the A record:* var_dump(dns_get_record($host, DNS_A)); array(1) { [0]=> array(5) { ["host"]=> string(14) "host.name.tdl" ["class"]=> string(2) "IN" ["ttl"]=> int(0) ["type"]=> string(1) "A" ["ip"]=> string(12) "192.168.17.2" } } *query the AAAA record:* var_dump(dns_get_record($host, DNS_AAAA)); PHP Warning:dns_get_record():DNS Queryfailed infile.php on line 4 bool(false) *query both together* var_dump(dns_get_record($host, DNS_A + DNS_AAAA)); PHP Warning:dns_get_record():DNS Queryfailed infile.php on line 4 bool(false) As you can see if the DNS server doesn't have a AAAA record it fails, this cause for me the error that I couldn't add a new device to the observium. I build a prototype code which could be a solution for this problem but since I'm not a good php programmer I'm sure there is a smarter way for this. $A_record = dns_get_record($host, DNS_A); $AAAA_record = dns_get_record($host, DNS_AAAA); if($A_record != false && $AAAA_record != false) { $record = array_merge($A_record, $AAAA_record); } else if($A_record == false) { $record = $AAAA_record; } else if($AAAA_record == false) { $record = $A_record; } else { #show some error } Since I did all the research it should be fairly easy to fix this, so I hope someone will do it. If you need anything more to fix it please ask. A few things I noticed in the debugging process and totally unrelated to the problem: - the name gethostbyname6 is a bit confusing since it does both I would rename it to gethostbyname - same goes for $try_a I personally would pick a more descriptive name - "Could not resolve $host" in ./includes/functions.inc.php and ./includes/functions.inc_d.php, since It took me some time to figure out what this means I would add something like "Could not resolve $host with your DNS or your Hosts file" But all in all it's a nice code base for a php project, well done! For the case I'm wrong please tell me why. l33tname

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Dell PDU not being identified
by Stephen Bateman 31 Mar '15

31 Mar '15

Has anyone had problems adding the Dell K5YYY PDU's for some reason I am getting no data from them other than serial and names. I have tried SNMP v1 & v2 without any results, so ideas would be appreciated.

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Disk size via unix agent.
by Dudu 31 Mar '15

31 Mar '15

Hi All. I have a very large disk which i canot get correct size with snmpd even 5.7.3 Is there any way to populate the graph and database via the Unix Agent? Im able to view the information correctly via the agent df part. Many thanks David Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

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No ports added on D-Link DGS-1216T
by Thomas Novin 30 Mar '15

30 Mar '15

Hello Very new to Observium, installed it yesteday. Ran into problems on the first device I added, no ports are found on this switch. I am also using Cacti which I plan to replace and there all ports are discovered and graphing works fine. Here is an output from snmpwalk: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10708460/ Here is an output from poller in debug: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10708471/ And last output from discovery.. root@mistik:/opt/observium# ./discovery.php -h 3 Observium CE 0.14.11.6000 *Discovery* Current Revision : 6000 New Revision : 6350 dlink.xyz.lan 3 dlink Module [ os ] time: 0.0703s Ports : Module [ ports ] time: 24.0653s Port Stacks: Module [ ports-stack ] time: 6.0483s Processors : AGENT-GENERAL-MIB hrDevice: Module [ processors ] time: 12.0521s Memory : AGENT-GENERAL-MIB HOST-RESOURCES-MIB Module [ mempools ] time: 12.0383s IPv4 Addresses : Module [ ipv4-addresses ] time: 36.1278s IPv6 Addresses : Module [ ipv6-addresses ] time: 30.0945s Sensors: ENTITY-SENSOR-MIB Module [ sensors ] time: 42.1179s Storage : Module [ storage ] time: 6.0196s Inventory: Physical Inventory : hrDevice : Module [ inventory ] time: 24.1358s Discovery protocols: LLDP-MIB CISCO-CDP-MIB Module [ discovery-protocols ] time: 12.0836s OSPF Neighbours: Module [ ospf-autodiscovery ] time: 6.0253s ARP/NDP Tables : Module [ arp-table ] time: 18.0719s Module [ junose-atm-vp ] time: 0.0003s BGP Sessions: No BGP on host Module [ bgp-peers ] time: 0.015s VLANs: Q-BRIDGE-MIB Module [ vlans ] time: 6.0383s Module [ mac-accounting ] time: 0.0003s Module [ cisco-pw ] time: 0.0004s Module [ cisco-vrf ] time: 0.0005s Module [ cisco-sla ] time: 0.0004s Module [ vmware-vminfo ] time: 0.0003s Cisco Class-based QoS: QoS not configured. Module [ cisco-cbqos ] time: 6.0876s Module [ libvirt-vminfo ] time: 0.0005s Module [ toner ] time: 0.0005s UCD Disk IO : Module [ ucd-diskio ] time: 6.0147s Wifi: Module [ wifi ] time: 0.0005s Module [ graphs ] time: 0.0004s Discovered in 247.1 seconds MySQL: Cell[22/0s] Row[0/0s] Rows[49/0.01s] Column[0/0s] Update[1/0.01s] Insert[2/0.01s] Delete[0/0s] Anyone knows what to do to graph the ports on this switch? Rgds//Thomas

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match port_id with rrd graphs
by Zhenhui Liang 30 Mar '15

30 Mar '15

Hi, I would like to do some rrdtool fetch against the raw rrd files observium generated to get some reports. But I couldn’t figure out how to match the portid or device_id from observium tables to get the correct path to match to the rrd files. Rrd files location seemed to be at ~observium/rrd/devicenames. But the rrd file name like port-123.rrd, 123 seems not to be the port_id in the ports table. Rather it’s device specific. Thank you very much for your help. —Zhenhui

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Discovery on Nexus 3K removes all interfaces
by Markus Viitamäki 30 Mar '15

30 Mar '15

I am running 0.15.3.6350 and have noticed that some time ago all interfaces on my nexus 3k's gets marked deleted every time discovery runs. However the interfaces are not deleted.. :/ I have done debugging on the a discovery and the only problems I can find are these (I am not sure these are related at all): http://pastie.org/private/lmqwcfqdp2ujo2nx65pwew // Markus (suom1)

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update errors database structure
by Patrick Marquetecken 29 Mar '15

29 Mar '15

Hi, It seems that I have some problems with my database structure Perhaps related to my alerts & evenlog problems. [2015/01/18 15:05:14 +0100] update.php(2459): ====== Schema update 137 -> 138 ============== [2015/01/18 15:05:14 +0100] update.php(2459): Query: ALTER TABLE `sensors` ADD `entPhysicalIndex_measured` varchar(16) COLLATE utf8_unicode_ci DEFAULT NULL AFTER `sensor_custom_limit`; [2015/01/18 15:05:14 +0100] update.php(2459): Error: Duplicate column name 'entPhysicalIndex_measured' [2015/01/18 15:05:14 +0100] update.php(2459): Query: ALTER TABLE `sensors` ADD `measured_class` VARCHAR( 32 ) NULL DEFAULT NULL AFTER `entPhysicalIndex_measured`; [2015/01/18 15:05:14 +0100] update.php(2459): Error: Duplicate column name 'measured_class' [2015/01/18 15:05:14 +0100] update.php(2459): Query: ALTER TABLE `sensors` ADD `measured_entity` VARCHAR( 32 ) NULL DEFAULT NULL AFTER `measured_class`; [2015/01/18 15:05:14 +0100] update.php(2459): Error: Duplicate column name 'measured_entity' [2015/03/23 14:23:56 +0100] discovery.php(31115): ====== Schema update 183 -> 184 ============== [2015/03/23 14:23:56 +0100] discovery.php(31115): Query: ALTER TABLE `eventlog` CHANGE `reference` `entity_id` INT( 64 ) NULL DEFAULT NULL; [2015/03/23 14:23:56 +0100] discovery.php(31115): Error: (1366) Incorrect integer value: 'NULL' for column 'entity_id' at row 1 [2015/03/23 14:23:56 +0100] discovery.php(31115): Query: ALTER TABLE `eventlog` ADD `severity` TINYINT NOT NULL DEFAULT '6' AFTER `entity_id`; [2015/03/23 14:23:56 +0100] discovery.php(31115): Error: (1054) Unknown column 'entity_id' in 'eventlog' [2015/03/23 14:23:56 +0100] discovery.php(31115): Query: UPDATE `eventlog` SET `severity` = 4 WHERE `message` REGEXP '(above|under) threshold'; [2015/03/23 14:23:56 +0100] discovery.php(31115): Error: (1054) Unknown column 'severity' in 'field list' [2015/03/23 14:23:56 +0100] discovery.php(31115): Query: UPDATE `eventlog` SET `severity` = 5 WHERE `message` REGEXP ' [.(.]by (user|cron|console)'; [2015/03/23 14:23:56 +0100] discovery.php(31115): Error: (1054) Unknown column 'severity' in 'field list' [2015/03/23 14:23:56 +0100] discovery.php(31115): Query: UPDATE `eventlog` SET `severity` = 3 WHERE `message` LIKE 'Device status changed to%'; [2015/03/23 14:23:56 +0100] discovery.php(31115): Error: (1054) Unknown column 'severity' in 'field list' [2015/03/23 14:23:56 +0100] discovery.php(31115): Query: UPDATE `eventlog` SET `severity` = 4 WHERE `message` LIKE '%probably the device was replaced%'; [2015/03/23 14:23:56 +0100] discovery.php(31115): Error: (1054) Unknown column 'severity' in 'field list' [2015/03/23 14:23:56 +0100] discovery.php(31115): Query: UPDATE `eventlog` SET `severity` = 4 WHERE `message` LIKE 'OS changed%'; [2015/03/23 14:23:56 +0100] discovery.php(31115): Error: (1054) Unknown column 'severity' in 'field list' [2015/03/23 14:23:56 +0100] discovery.php(31115): Query: UPDATE `eventlog` SET `severity` = 4 WHERE `message` LIKE 'Device rebooted%'; [2015/03/23 14:23:56 +0100] discovery.php(31115): Error: (1054) Unknown column 'severity' in 'field list' [2015/03/23 14:23:56 +0100] discovery.php(31115): Query: UPDATE `eventlog` SET `severity` = 4 WHERE `entity_type` IN ('bgp_peer', 'sensor') AND `message` REGEXP ' (Up|Down|Alarm): '; [2015/03/23 14:23:56 +0100] discovery.php(31115): Error: (1054) Unknown column 'severity' in 'field list'

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snmp crash on nexus 7k when polling certain OID
by Steve Costaras 29 Mar '15

29 Mar '15

I'm running observium CE 0.14.11.6000. We just ran into an interesting problem on a Nexus 7K running 6.2(12) code. When observium polls the device, the snmp process crashes and reloads (this happens with every 5 minute poll). Managed to track it down to a specific OID that's causing it: 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.91.1.1.1.1.4.22809 It takes less than a second to reload the snmp process on the 7K; we're engaging cisco to see about a fix, but in the interim besides disabling the device, is there a specific way to block/not poll this particular OID? Older nexus code appears to not have this problem as. Steve

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New user - I apologize in advance if I am asking stupid questions
by Rich Elwell 29 Mar '15

29 Mar '15

Greetings, I've recently installed observium and find that it is a great tool. Kudos for developing something so useful and easy to use. I do have a couple of questions. I desire to set the device_id for some of the devices to a specific value. This is not supported in the interface. It looks like I *should* be able to modify the code to allow me to do this, but before I do I wanted to check and see if there is already a way for me to accomplish this without having to modify the code. I also desire to be able to add devices programatically via an API call from an external system. I looked over the existing simple API (not extensively) but it didn't seem like that was possible. So basically I want to be able to do something like: http://myserver/api.php?mydetails&including&device_id and have it add the device while specifying the device_id. Is that possible? If not, I'm probably going to build it. Thanks, Rich -- Rich Elwell, MS, CISSP, GCIA, CCNA, CCNA Security /dev/null security ⋅ network *nix administration

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ISSUES/BUg with regards to collect_table Implementation - Suggested Code Changes
by Mark Gibbons 29 Mar '15

29 Mar '15

Hi (especially adam - can you take a read please) Background I have been working on integrating support for Ubiquiti wireless products so that wireless stats can be shown on the "wireless" graph page for these devices. I created routines to process the mibs in /include/polling/graphs using the original loop method to parse the mib to generate and populate the RRD's and everything is working absolutely fine. I will of course submit this work for inclusion once tested/verified fully. However, i read the README (you see people do read README's!!!!!!!!!!): "Please make sure you use the *new* format of graphing poller. Generate a $graph_defs array to be used in collect_table." And i thought I would have a go at the $table_def method. So I defined the MIB as per $tabledef and come across issues with multi indexed oids. In this instance from a MIB walk we have two oids as follows: ubntRadioRssi.1.1 ubntRadioRssi.1.2 So i put the following in table_def: 'ubntRadioRssi.1' => array('index' => '1', 'descr' => 'RSSI Chain 0', 'ds_type' => 'GAUGE', 'ds_name' => 'RadioRssi_0'), 'ubntRadioRssi.1' => array('index' => '2', 'descr' => 'RSSI Chain 1', 'ds_type' => 'GAUGE', 'ds_name' => 'RadioRssi_1'), But, of course, (knowing what i know now) this does not work because the array index is the same and you only get the last entry. So i thought try with a blank index specifying the full oid: 'ubntRadioRssi.1.1' => array('index' => '', 'descr' => 'RSSI Chain 0', 'ds_type' => 'GAUGE', 'ds_name' => 'RadioRssi_0'), 'ubntRadioRssi.1.2' => array('index' => '', 'descr' => 'RSSI Chain 1', 'ds_type' => 'GAUGE', 'ds_name' => 'RadioRssi_1'), But this didn't work so I investgated. The issues surround the handling of the separation of oid and index in both collect table AND snmp_get_multi. Let me Deal with snmp_get_multi first. Snmp_get multi expects an array of full oid's - great. However it spits back an array of oids and index separated. Because you use explode to breakup the oid it will only ever return the first index after the first "." rather than the full index after the first "." I am talking about this code at approx Line 464 in /includes/snmp.inc.php foreach (explode("\n", $data) as $entry) { list($oid,$value) = explode("=", $entry, 2); $oid = trim($oid); $value = trim($value); list($oid, $index) = explode(".", $oid); if (!strstr($value, "at this OID") && isset($oid) && isset($index)) { $array[$index][$oid] = $value; } } This can be corrected if you change it to the following code. In this case the base oid is returned with the FULL index in the index. I can't see that this could/would break other stuff but your experience would know better!! : foreach (explode("\n", $data) as $entry) { list($oid,$value) = explode("=", $entry, 2); $oid = trim($oid); $value = trim($value); $dotpos = strpos($oid, '.'); if ($dotpos != FALSE) { $index = substr($oid, $dotpos+1); $oid = substr($oid, 0, $dotpos); } //list($oid, $index) = explode(".", $oid); if (!strstr($value, "at this OID") && isset($oid) && isset($index)) { $array[$index][$oid] = $value; } } So the next issue is index handling within collect_table and the temporary index of oids created to generate rrdupdate. Current code is at approx 898 in /includes/polling/functions.inc.php: $oids[] = $oid.'.'.$entry['index']; $oids_index[] = array('index' => $entry['index'], 'oid' => $oid); Again if this is changed to the following so that oid and index is re-split like the return from snmp_get_multi we have a working solution where you can specify the full oid as an index for the oid array in table_def with an oid index of '' (blank): if ($entry['index'] != '') { $fulloid = $oid.'.'.$entry['index']; } else { $fulloid = $oid; } $oids[] = $fulloid; $dotpos = strpos($fulloid, '.'); if ($dotpos != FALSE) { $splitindex = substr($fulloid, $dotpos+1); $splitoid = substr($fulloid, 0, $dotpos); } //$oids_index[] = array('index' => $entry['index'], 'oid' => $oid); $oids_index[] = array('index' => $splitindex, 'oid' => $splitoid); So this is a possible solution to the multiple index problem on an oid. By specifying the full oid with blank index. What do you think? Seems like a Win/Win to me but my experience of Observium php code and structure is < 1 week. At least this solution means we can use the table_def method for us but it would mean a lot of maintenance with svn updates. Hope this solution is of possible interest for inclusion. KR's Mark

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FortiGate support
by Thomas Raabo - Zitcom A/S 27 Mar '15

27 Mar '15

At some point we had FortiGate support for session graphing and so on. Now its gone. Does somebody know why? Thomas

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How best to engage the Professional Services team?
by Arthur Bommele (DataByte) 27 Mar '15

27 Mar '15

Dear concerned, How best to engage the Professional Services team? Specifically, regarding Feature Development. Kind regards, Arthur B.

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Help analysis
by Eliezer De Sousa Oliveira 27 Mar '15

27 Mar '15

hello everyone! how to tell the host that causes more traffic on my network? the Community observium, have an option to do this analysis? ass eliezer

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Cronjobs in polling the devices
by Jerico M. Rubion 26 Mar '15

26 Mar '15

Hi there, I would like to inquire about the desired minimum cron jobs that are accepted in observium. I only have a Quad Core Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5405 @ 2.00GHz CPU resources available currently managing 69 HOSTS/Devices. My current setting in /etc/cron.d/observium is */10 * * * * root /opt/observium/poller-wrapper.py 4 >> /dev/null 2>&1 */10 * * * * root /opt/observium/poller.php -h all >> /dev/null 2>&1 Can I comment out the 2nd line -> */10 * * * * root /opt/observium/poller.php -h all >> /dev/null 2>&1 ?? Best Regards, Jerico M. Rubion | 77GSI IT Services Group SEVEN SEVEN GLOBAL SERVICES INC. | 27th Floor, Orient Square Bldg., F. Ortigas Jr. Ortigas Center, Pasig City, Philippines 1605 Office: +632.915.7747 ext. 1911 | Mobile: +63.9175382740 | Duo: +632.9667501 The Information contained and all attachments to this email are for the named recipient(s) only. It contains legally privileged and confidential information intended solely for the use of the addressee. The addressee undertakes to use such information consistent with its privileged and confidential character, and by the receipt thereof appreciates that any use contrary thereto will subject him to sanctions provided for by law. If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient, please be notified that any reading, dissemination, distribution, copying or other use of this message or its attachments is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal in error, please notify the sender immediately.

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Inquiry increased work load
by Jerico M. Rubion 25 Mar '15

25 Mar '15

Hi, Is there an automatic upgrade/patch that happened last March 24 2015 (1pm) EST Timezone? I'm getting an incremental increase of CPU load starting from the date and time I specified, I didn't change any settings in observium application even in the cronjobs. Output of: ps aux | sort -nrk 3 | head root 12585 8.5 0.0 4612 696 ? R 02:12 0:00 /usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk - xxx -OQUs -m CISCO-IPSEC-FLOW-MONITOR-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs udp:xxxxxxx:161 cipSecGlobalStats root 12546 7.0 0.0 4748 1540 ? R 02:12 0:00 /usr/bin/snmpwalk -v1 -c -OQUs -m SNMPv2-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp udp:xxxxxxx:161 snmp root 12581 6.5 0.0 4880 1744 ? R 02:12 0:00 /usr/bin/snmpget -v1 -c -Otv -M /opt/observium/mibs udp:xxxxxx:161 sysUpTime.0 root 12579 6.0 0.0 4932 1828 ? R 02:12 0:00 /usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -r 0 -v2c -c -OqsX -m BRIDGE-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp udp:xxxxxx:161 dot1dTpFdbEntry root 12573 6.0 0.0 0 0 ? R 02:12 0:00 [snmpbulkwalk] root 12571 6.0 0.0 5008 1888 ? R 02:12 0:00 /usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -v2c -c -OQUn -M /opt/observium/mibs udp:xxxxx:161 .1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.13.1 root 12569 6.0 0.0 4748 1668 ? R 02:12 0:00 /usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -r 0 -v2c -c -OqsX -m BRIDGE-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp udp:xxxxxxx:161 dot1dTpFdbEntry root 12582 5.5 0.0 4924 1968 ? R 02:12 0:00 /usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -v2c -c -OQUs -m IF-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp udp:xxxxx:161 ifEntry root 12539 5.3 0.0 5016 1884 ? R 02:12 0:00 /usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -v2c -c -OQUs -m CISCO-VLAN-MEMBERSHIP-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp:/opt/observium/mibs/cis co udp:xxxxxx:161 vmVlan root 12557 5.0 0.0 5016 1872 ? R 02:12 0:00 /usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -v2c -c -OQUs -m CISCO-VLAN-MEMBERSHIP-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp:/opt/observium/mibs/cis co udp:xxxxxx:161 vmVlan Note: xxxxx is used to replaced sensitive information Kindly see attached screenshot for the incremental increase of CPU load that happend last Match 24 1pm (EST Timezone) Best Regards, Jerico M. Rubion | 77GSI IT Services Group SEVEN SEVEN GLOBAL SERVICES INC. | 27th Floor, Orient Square Bldg., F. Ortigas Jr. Ortigas Center, Pasig City, Philippines 1605 Office: +632.915.7747 ext. 1911 | Mobile: +63.9175382740 | Duo: +632.9667501 The Information contained and all attachments to this email are for the named recipient(s) only. It contains legally privileged and confidential information intended solely for the use of the addressee. The addressee undertakes to use such information consistent with its privileged and confidential character, and by the receipt thereof appreciates that any use contrary thereto will subject him to sanctions provided for by law. If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient, please be notified that any reading, dissemination, distribution, copying or other use of this message or its attachments is strictly prohibited. If you have received this transmittal in error, please notify the sender immediately.

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Re: [Observium] howto control ports
by Tom Laermans 25 Mar '15

25 Mar '15

You typo'd your realname in your mail client setup ;) 'Ports' is quite a confusing word to use in this context indeed... Tom On Mar 24, 2015 8:38 PM, Adam Armstronf <adama(a)memetic.org> wrote: > > Well, that was totally not obvious! > > We don't actually do any "port" monitoring at all, the old services code is long since deprecated and probably broken. > > Adam. > > Sent with AquaMail for Android > http://www.aqua-mail.com > > On 24 March 2015 12:17:28 Frank Lahr <logman0u812(a)gmail.com> wrote: >> >> He wants to monitor an applications port(s), up/down and the data going going threw it. >> I was thinking about using Observium to monitor dicom/hl7 ports too, but have not looked into it yet. >> >> Frank >> >> On Tue, Mar 24, 2015 at 2:48 AM, Adam Armstrong <adama(a)memetic.org> wrote: >>> >>> I think you might be using the wrong words :) >>> >>> adam. >>>> >>>> On 24/03/2015 06:25:33, J.P.M.H. Geerets <j.p.geerets(a)amc.uva.nl> wrote: >>>> >>>> Hi folks, >>>> >>>> Bit new here. >>>> >>>> Have an observium (community edition) install in test environment. >>>> Is het possible to creat my own ports to test on? >>>> Want to test for example ports on a cloverleaf (communication) server to check orm messages etc. >>>> Also wanna check dicomports, mostly on 104. >>>> >>>> Any idea how to do this with observium? >>>> >>>> >>>> Met vriendelijke groet, >>>> >>>> Jean-Paul >>>> --- >>>> Jean-Paul Geerets - ICT Radiologie >>>> >>>> ________________________________ >>>> >>>> AMC Disclaimer : http://www.amc.nl/disclaimer >>>> >>>> ________________________________ >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> observium mailing list >>>> observium(a)observium.org >>>> http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium >>> >>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> observium mailing list >>> observium(a)observium.org >>> http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium >>> >> >> >> >> -- >> Frank >> _______________________________________________ >> observium mailing list >> observium(a)observium.org >> http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium >>

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Re: [Observium] (no subject)
by Adam Armstrong 25 Mar '15

25 Mar '15

Either SNMP timeout, SNMP stack bug or vendor bug. Adam. On 25 Mar 2015 02:06, Zach Underwood <zunder1990(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > I get the same thing about the interfaces nulling on some of my HP 1910 switches. > > On Mar 24, 2015 10:02 PM, "Christopher Pole" <chris(a)apexn.com.au> wrote: >> >> Poor choice of terms on my part regarding discovery, let me try again. >> >> Every now and then Observium will go through and mark every interface attribute on this device as NULL and then shortly thereafter re-learn the attributes, for example: >> >> Time: 2015-03-25 00:56:26 >> Port: lag2 >> Message: Interface changed: [ifName] LAG2 -> NULL; [ifAlias] Trunk: sw01 -> NULL; [ifAdminStatus] up -> NULL; [ifOperStatus] up -> NULL; [ifMtu] 9216 -> NULL; [ifSpeed] 2000000000 -> NULL; [ifHighSpeed] 2000 -> NULL; [ifType] ieee8023adLag -> NULL; [ifPhysAddress] 001bed9fa841 -> NULL; [ifPromiscuousMode] true -> NULL; [ifConnectorPresent] false -> NULL >> >> At this point the alert triggers for this interface, as anything over 0bps is triggers the >85% util alarm. >> >> Shortly thereafter observium relearns the interface attributes: >> >> Time: 2015-03-25 01:00:16 >> Port: lag2 >> Message: Interface changed: [ifName] -> LAG2; [ifAlias] -> Trunk: sw01; [ifAdminStatus] -> up; [ifOperStatus] -> up; [ifMtu] -> 9216; [ifSpeed] -> 2000000000; [ifHighSpeed] -> 2000; [ifType] -> ieee8023adLag; [ifPhysAddress] -> 001bed9fa841; [ifPromiscuousMode] -> true; [ifConnectorPresent] -> false >> >> At this point the alert sends a recovery message. >> >> The nullification and re-learning of interface attributes happens periodically but with no fixed schedule. Is this possibly something that can be caused by a bulk-walk failure part way through? Or an SNMP timeout? >> >> Thanks, >> >> Chris >> >> >> On Wed, Mar 25, 2015 at 10:41 AM, Adam Armstrong <adama(a)memetic.org> wrote: >>> >>> Nothing gets rediscovered at any frequency other than the frequency with which you run discovery.php. >>> >>> Almost everything collected by the poller is collected by snmpbulkwalk. >>> >>> It's possible that bulkwalk is failing part way through for this device causing the ifHighSpeed to be set to zero (or set to the value of ifSpeed, which will be just as useless on ports >1Gb) >>> >>> adam. >>>> >>>> On 24/03/2015 22:16:43, Christopher Pole <chris(a)apexn.com.au> wrote: >>>> >>>> Hi folks, >>>> >>>> we have an alert that triggers when certain ports hit >85% utilisation being triggered by a single device on a regular basis as it seems to get rewalked quite often, which briefly sets the speed of the monitored ports to 0 which then triggers the alert as any utilisation over 0 is >85% :). >>>> >>>> The device is a Brocade CES, but it is the only one in our fleet that suffers from this rediscover > trigger alert issue. Though the others also seem to rediscover more often than is necessary. >>>> >>>> Any thoughts on how I might figure out what is going on so I can fix it? >>>> >>>> Thanks, >>>> Chris >>>> _______________________________________________ observium mailing list observium(a)observium.org http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium >>> >>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> observium mailing list >>> observium(a)observium.org >>> http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium >>> >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> observium mailing list >> observium(a)observium.org >> http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium >>

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(no subject)
by Christopher Pole 25 Mar '15

25 Mar '15

Hi folks, we have an alert that triggers when certain ports hit >85% utilisation being triggered by a single device on a regular basis as it seems to get rewalked quite often, which briefly sets the speed of the monitored ports to 0 which then triggers the alert as any utilisation over 0 is >85% :). The device is a Brocade CES, but it is the only one in our fleet that suffers from this rediscover > trigger alert issue. Though the others also seem to rediscover more often than is necessary. Any thoughts on how I might figure out what is going on so I can fix it? Thanks, Chris

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Alerts not working
by Patrick Marquetecken 25 Mar '15

25 Mar '15

I'm trying to get my alerts working but until now without success. I have put a server down, and i know some systems have a disk that is full about 80% I have followed the http://www.observium.org/wiki/Creating_an_Alert_Checker and created some alert according to the examples, and run the regenerate. Test mails are successfully send from the command line. but no luck, can anyone please advice on this matter?

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howto control ports
by J.P.M.H. Geerets 24 Mar '15

24 Mar '15

Hi folks, Bit new here. Have an observium (community edition) install in test environment. Is het possible to creat my own ports to test on? Want to test for example ports on a cloverleaf (communication) server to check orm messages etc. Also wanna check dicomports, mostly on 104. Any idea how to do this with observium? Met vriendelijke groet, Jean-Paul --- Jean-Paul Geerets - ICT Radiologie ________________________________ AMC Disclaimer : http://www.amc.nl/disclaimer ________________________________

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LDAP changes in the Professional version?
by George Phillips 23 Mar '15

23 Mar '15

Hi folks! I tried searching the list but didn’t see anything promising... I had LDAP auth setup and working great on the Community version, but as soon as I upgraded to Professional (version 0.15.3.6343), it ceased allowing logins. A debug of the login shows: LDAP[Connecting to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] LDAP[Connected] LDAP[Referrals][Disabled] LDAP[Version][Set to 3] LDAP[Bind DN called] LDAP[Bind][cn=manager,ou=Internal,dc=example,dc=com] LDAP[Filter][(uid=testuser)][ou=Users,ou=Accounts,dc=example,dc=com] LDAP[Authenticate][User: testuser][Bind user: cn=Test User,ou=Users,ou=Accounts,dc=example,dc=com] LDAP[Authenticate][Comparing: cn=admins,ou=Groups,ou=Accounts,dc=example,dc=com][member=cn=Test User,ou=Users,ou=Accounts,dc=example,dc=com] LDAP[Authenticate][Compare LDAP error: No such object] So this part looked a bit strange to me: LDAP[Authenticate][Comparing: cn=admins,ou=Groups,ou=Accounts,dc=example,dc=com][member=cn=Test User,ou=Users,ou=Accounts,dc=example,dc=com] (notice the strange "member=cn=…" part) My config is: // Begin LDAP Config $config['auth_mechanism'] = "ldap"; $config['auth_ldap_starttls'] = FALSE; $config['auth_ldap_binddn'] = "cn=manager,ou=Internal,dc=example,dc=com"; $config['auth_ldap_bindpw'] = “PASSWORD_HERE"; $config['auth_ldap_attr']['uid'] = "uid"; $config['auth_ldap_attr']['uidNumber'] = "uidNumber"; $config['auth_ldap_attr']['cn'] = "cn"; $config['auth_ldap_objectclass'] = "inetOrgPerson"; $config['auth_ldap_version'] = 3; $config['auth_ldap_server'] = “LDAP_SERVER_IP"; $config['auth_ldap_port'] = 389; $config['auth_ldap_prefix'] = "cn="; $config['auth_ldap_suffix'] = ",ou=Users,ou=Accounts,dc=example,dc=com"; $config['auth_ldap_group'] = array("cn=admins,ou=Groups,ou=Accounts,dc=example,dc=com"); $config['auth_ldap_groupbase'] = "ou=Groups,ou=Accounts,dc=example,dc=com"; $config['auth_ldap_groupmembertype'] = "fulldn"; $config['auth_ldap_groupmemberattr'] = "member"; unset($config['auth_ldap_groups']); $config['auth_ldap_groups']['admins']['level'] = 10; // End LDAP Config Again, this same config works like a champ on the community edition. Did something change with LDAP auth in the professional edition? Am I missing something? Thanks! —George George Phillips www.pfsense.org

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Request for more info from Allied Telesis AW+ switches
by Daniel Olynsma 23 Mar '15

23 Mar '15

Hi All, I use Observium daily to monitor various test networks and have noticed limited support for AlliedwarePlus products. I have done some digging round in the MIBs as well as the Observium php files and found that Observium is only extracting the Software version from AT-SETUP-MIB in the file: /opt/observium/includes/polling/os$ cat alliedwareplus.inc.php I would like to request that this be increased to contain more device information. I have found that the HW, serial No etc.. info is available in the AT-RESOURCE-MIB. I have not attached the MIB file as it is already part of Observium. Please find below some experiments that I have done extracting the info. I have conducted experiments on standalone as well as a 'stacked' product consisting of 8 physical switches (rscBoardName). Each device lists a base board '.3' and stacking module '.4' and a power supply '.5'. I would expect that you would only be interested in the '.3' values. for the switch Type. In my experiments I also found following could be extracted: H/W Rev - rscBoardRevision S/N - rscBoardSerialNumber I do not have PHP experience so do not know how to add this functionality myself. However since I am requesting this I do make myself available to assist in this or other Allied Telesis related tasks Regards, Daniel Experiment results: ------- Get the $Hardware value AT-RESOURCE-MIB rscBoardName Standalone (With stacking hw) danielo@tb105 ~ $ snmpwalk -O n -v 2c -c public 10.37.105.36 1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4 .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.1.3 = STRING: "x510-52GTX" danielo@tb105 ~ $ Stacked product (8-stack) danielo@tb105 ~ $ snmpwalk -O n -v 2c -c public 10.37.105.49 1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4 .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.1.3 = STRING: "AT-x930-52GTX" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.1.4 = STRING: "AT-StackQS" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.1.5 = STRING: "PWR250" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.2.3 = STRING: "AT-x930-52GPX" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.2.4 = STRING: "AT-StackQS" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.2.5 = STRING: "PWR250" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.3.3 = STRING: "AT-x930-52GTX" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.3.4 = STRING: "AT-StackQS" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.3.5 = STRING: "PWR250" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.4.3 = STRING: "AT-x930-52GPX" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.4.4 = STRING: "AT-StackQS" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.4.5 = STRING: "PWR250" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.5.3 = STRING: "AT-x930-52GTX" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.5.4 = STRING: "AT-StackQS" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.5.5 = STRING: "PWR250" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.6.3 = STRING: "AT-x930-52GPX" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.6.4 = STRING: "AT-StackQS" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.6.5 = STRING: "PWR250" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.7.3 = STRING: "AT-x930-52GTX" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.7.4 = STRING: "AT-StackQS" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.7.5 = STRING: "PWR250" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.8.3 = STRING: "AT-x930-52GPX" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.8.4 = STRING: "AT-StackQS" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.8.5 = STRING: "PWR250" danielo@tb105 ~ $ Standalone (Without stacking hw) danielo@tb105 ~ $ snmpwalk -O n -v 2c -c public 10.37.105.34 1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4 .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.1.3 = STRING: "x610-24Ts/X" danielo@tb105 ~ $ danielo@tb105 ~ $ snmpwalk -O n -v 2c -c public 10.37.105.34 1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21 .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.3.1.3 = STRING: "Base" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.1.3 = STRING: "x610-24Ts/X" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.5.1.3 = Gauge32: 340 .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.6.1.3 = STRING: " " .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.7.1.3 = STRING: "B-0" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.8.1.3 = STRING: "C1ZQB4107" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.2.1.1.1 = STRING: " Total: 511640 kB Free: 379816 kB" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.2.1.2.1 = STRING: "63.0MB Used: 25.2MB Available: 37.8MB" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.2.1.3.1 = STRING: "0 days 15:25:56" .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.2.1.4.1 = STRING: "2.0.4" danielo@tb105 ~ $ localadmin@observium:~$ snmpwalk -O n -m ~/.snmp/mibs/AT-RESOURCE-MIB -v 2c -c public 10.37.105.49 rscBoardName .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.1.3 = STRING: AT-x930-52GTX .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.1.4 = STRING: AT-StackQS .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.1.5 = STRING: PWR250 .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.2.3 = STRING: AT-x930-52GPX .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.2.4 = STRING: AT-StackQS .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.2.5 = STRING: PWR250 .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.3.3 = STRING: AT-x930-52GTX .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.3.4 = STRING: AT-StackQS .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.3.5 = STRING: PWR250 .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.4.3 = STRING: AT-x930-52GPX .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.4.4 = STRING: AT-StackQS .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.4.5 = STRING: PWR250 .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.5.3 = STRING: AT-x930-52GTX .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.5.4 = STRING: AT-StackQS .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.5.5 = STRING: PWR250 .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.6.3 = STRING: AT-x930-52GPX .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.6.4 = STRING: AT-StackQS .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.6.5 = STRING: PWR250 .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.7.3 = STRING: AT-x930-52GTX .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.7.4 = STRING: AT-StackQS .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.7.5 = STRING: PWR250 .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.8.3 = STRING: AT-x930-52GPX .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.8.4 = STRING: AT-StackQS .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.8.5 = STRING: PWR250 localadmin@observium:~$ snmpwalk -O n -m ~/.snmp/mibs/AT-RESOURCE-MIB -v 2c -c public 10.37.105.34 rscBoardName .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.1.3 = STRING: x610-24Ts/X localadmin@observium:~$ localadmin@observium:~$ localadmin@observium:~$ snmpwalk -O n -m ~/.snmp/mibs/AT-RESOURCE-MIB -v 2c -c public 10.37.105.36 rscBoardName .1.3.6.1.4.1.207.8.4.4.3.21.1.1.4.1.3 = STRING: x510-52GTX localadmin@observium:~$

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BUG: (and Fix) in poll-billing.php - snmp v1 issue
by Mark Gibbons 23 Mar '15

23 Mar '15

Hi We upgraded to the PRO version last week so that we could look at the billing feature. We did all the needed setup stuff including install of jdgraph etc and added the required cron jobs. We created a few tests bills on a couple of ports We left it for a few hours and got absolutely nothing. We ran poll-billing manually and kept on seeing that it returned "No Data" We searched online and believe that this bug might be referenced here: http://jira.observium.org/browse/OBSERVIUM-711 We enabled OBS_DEBUG in poll-billing.php and immediately could see the problem. The snmpget command was being invoked requesting v2 High Capacity counters against snmp v1 targets. The reason is that the conditional clause when building the snmpget command is wrong. Currently line 86 reads: if ($port['snmp_version'] == "1" || $port['port_64bit'] == "0") { However the snmpv1 string that should be looked for is "v1" not "1". Changing the clause to: if ($port['snmp_version'] == "v1" || $port['port_64bit'] == "0") { Solves all the problems and poll-billing then correctly returns data from snmp v1 devices. Can the please be fixed in an upcoming SVN release so we do not have to reapply the fix if poll-billing.php gets changed for other reasons. KR's Mark

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lighttpd
by tridinebandim 23 Mar '15

23 Mar '15

hi guys, just registered to address a missing info in lighttpd installiation tutorial. "python-mysqldb" package is not in the list of prerequisite packages and what i see is it's required to run the cron "*/5 * * * * root /opt/observium/poller-wrapper.py 2 >> /dev/null 2>&1" if you can edit the tutorial, people who uses lighttpd will be able to see graphs with data. thanks for all your hard work.

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Re: [Observium] MySQL/Apache apps
by Ben Gatewood 23 Mar '15

23 Mar '15

Have you set the “Agent Port” section in your config? Ben On 16/03/2015 09:27, "Asensio Sánchez, Juan" <jasensios(a)indra.es> wrote: >Hi > >We have just installed Observium from SVN, added some hosts, and almost >everything seems to work fine. We have some MySQL servers, and followed >the instructions to get the graphs. Running observium_agent in the MySQL >server, I get the <<<mysql>>> section. Doing telnet to the MySQL server >from the Observium server, to the agent port, I get the same section, >but I don't get any data in the device page. Any advice? The same >happens with the Apache servers. > >Regards. > >Este correo electrónico y, en su caso, cualquier fichero anexo al mismo, >contiene información de carácter confidencial exclusivamente dirigida a >su destinatario o destinatarios. Si no es vd. el destinatario indicado, >queda notificado que la lectura, utilización, divulgación y/o copia sin >autorización está prohibida en virtud de la legislación vigente. En el >caso de haber recibido este correo electrónico por error, se ruega >notificar inmediatamente esta circunstancia mediante reenvío a la >dirección electrónica del remitente. >Evite imprimir este mensaje si no es estrictamente necesario. > >This email and any file attached to it (when applicable) contain(s) >confidential information that is exclusively addressed to its >recipient(s). If you are not the indicated recipient, you are informed >that reading, using, disseminating and/or copying it without >authorisation is forbidden in accordance with the legislation in effect. >If you have received this email by mistake, please immediately notify the >sender of the situation by resending it to their email address. >Avoid printing this message if it is not absolutely necessary. >_______________________________________________ >observium mailing list >observium(a)observium.org >http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium

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Re: [Observium] alert after 2 checks
by Tom Laermans 23 Mar '15

23 Mar '15

Yes. Set delay to 2 :) On Mar 23, 2015 6:07 PM, Simon Smith <simonsmith5521(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi All, > > Im just wondering if this is possible, it may not be, or I just may not know how to do it? > > Currently i have a check thats says if bandwidth on a port more than 75%, then alert me… > > BUT i want the alert to only send me an email if after say 15mins its still over 75% ? > > i currently check our kit every 5 mins, so it work out after 3 checks > > Is this possible? > > regards > > Simon - Hestor Ltd > > _______________________________________________ > observium mailing list > observium(a)observium.org > http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium

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alert after 2 checks
by Simon Smith 23 Mar '15

23 Mar '15

Hi All, Im just wondering if this is possible, it may not be, or I just may not know how to do it? Currently i have a check thats says if bandwidth on a port more than 75%, then alert me… BUT i want the alert to only send me an email if after say 15mins its still over 75% ? i currently check our kit every 5 mins, so it work out after 3 checks Is this possible? regards Simon - Hestor Ltd

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Duplicate device neighbour entries
by Chard, Alex (RET-SYD) 23 Mar '15

23 Mar '15

HI All, Just wondering is anyone has seen this happening before. We have switches that run LLDP and CDP. On most switches, Observium correctly determines that the neighbour entries for each protocol are identical and ignores the second one from LLDP. However on one switch, it's decided that it represents a separate connection (see attachment) I suspect it has to do with the differing port ID, but Observium seems to be able to reconcile that on other switches. Any ideas? Thanks, Alex This e-mail is for the use of the intended recipient(s) only. If you have received this e-mail in error, please notify the sender immediately and then delete it. If you are not the intended recipient, you must not use, disclose or distribute this e-mail without the author's permission. We have taken precautions to minimise the risk of transmitting software viruses, but we advise you to carry out your own virus checks on any attachment to this e-mail. We cannot accept liability for any loss or damage caused by software viruses.

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Re: [Observium] Critical alert not matching alerts checker
by Tom Laermans 23 Mar '15

23 Mar '15

Quick reply from my cellphone, you need an alert checker for entity type status instead of sensor since a few weeks... Tom On Mar 22, 2015 7:55 PM, Robert Williams <Robert(a)CustodianDC.com> wrote: > > Hi All, > > > > I have a device a Cisco 2960G with a failed internal PSU that has switched to it’s backup RPS supply. Observium is correctly identifying this as ‘critical’ under the Status Indicators for the device in question (image below): > > > > > > > > There is a “Hardware Fault” event I have created which /should/ have matched this, I believe: > > > > > > (I’ve added the match for value = critical as a test, it wasn’t there originally) > > > > This alert checker correctly matches a who load of devices and status checkers on many devices (1691 in total, all green): > > > > > > However, for this particular type of sensor, it does not see any sensors which match the “Hardware Fault” checker. As you can see, I have already removed all the “Device Match” and “Entity Match” criteria from the checker itself to rule that out. So essentially this checker is matching every type of sensor that there is (except, obviously, the one which I want it to). > > > > When I click the link on the graph for “Sw1, PS1 Critical, RPS Normal” sensor I get this URL http://observium-server/device/device=343/tab=health/metric=status/ which may be of use in helping diagnose this. > > > > After doing some more checking, I’ve found that it is not matching any other kind of sensor with a similar class, for example it does not match the WS-CAC-4000W-IN power supplies in any of the Cat6k chassis either. > > > > In fact, I think it’s actually failing to match sensors which have ‘normal’ and ‘critical’ type statuses, instead of ‘true’ and ‘false’ > > > > So the following sensors highlighted in yellow are also being missed from matching in this generic alerting config: > > > > > > So I believe it’s a wider issue and not just related to this one device. > > > > Can someone confirm what I’m doing wrong and/or maybe check to see if your alerting configurations can match sensors which have an OK state of ‘normal’ instead of ‘true’? > > > > Cheers! > > Robert Williams > Custodian Data Centre > Email: Robert(a)CustodianDC.com > http://www.CustodianDC.com

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Map and Neighbours
by Dudu 23 Mar '15

23 Mar '15

Hi All, For some reason I don’t have the Neighbours and Map tabs under the ports page. It's probably something that I have change but I'm unable to find it. Also the mysql link table is empty. Any idea? Thanks David

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Critical alert not matching alerts checker
by Robert Williams 22 Mar '15

22 Mar '15

Hi All, I have a device a Cisco 2960G with a failed internal PSU that has switched to it’s backup RPS supply. Observium is correctly identifying this as ‘critical’ under the Status Indicators for the device in question (image below): [cid:image001.png@01D064D0.36501EE0] There is a “Hardware Fault” event I have created which /should/ have matched this, I believe: [cid:image002.png@01D064D0.36501EE0] (I’ve added the match for value = critical as a test, it wasn’t there originally) This alert checker correctly matches a who load of devices and status checkers on many devices (1691 in total, all green): [cid:image003.png@01D064D0.36501EE0] However, for this particular type of sensor, it does not see any sensors which match the “Hardware Fault” checker. As you can see, I have already removed all the “Device Match” and “Entity Match” criteria from the checker itself to rule that out. So essentially this checker is matching every type of sensor that there is (except, obviously, the one which I want it to). When I click the link on the graph for “Sw1, PS1 Critical, RPS Normal” sensor I get this URL http://observium-server/device/device=343/tab=health/metric=status/ which may be of use in helping diagnose this. After doing some more checking, I’ve found that it is not matching any other kind of sensor with a similar class, for example it does not match the WS-CAC-4000W-IN power supplies in any of the Cat6k chassis either. In fact, I think it’s actually failing to match sensors which have ‘normal’ and ‘critical’ type statuses, instead of ‘true’ and ‘false’ So the following sensors highlighted in yellow are also being missed from matching in this generic alerting config: [cid:image004.png@01D064D1.B26D89D0] So I believe it’s a wider issue and not just related to this one device. Can someone confirm what I’m doing wrong and/or maybe check to see if your alerting configurations can match sensors which have an OK state of ‘normal’ instead of ‘true’? Cheers! Robert Williams Custodian Data Centre Email: Robert(a)CustodianDC.com http://www.CustodianDC.com

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Down ports but can't see them
by Chard, Alex (RET-SYD) 20 Mar '15

20 Mar '15

Hi All, Got an interesting issue... Observium's dashboard shows 2 down ports [cid:image001.png@01D06344.0CB21DF0] But clicking on "2 down" takes me to a screen that shows no down ports: [cid:image002.png@01D06344.0CB21DF0] If I have any more than 2 down ports, they are displayed correctly. Any idea how I can identify the offending ports? Thanks, Alex This e-mail is for the use of the intended recipient(s) only. If you have received this e-mail in error, please notify the sender immediately and then delete it. If you are not the intended recipient, you must not use, disclose or distribute this e-mail without the author's permission. We have taken precautions to minimise the risk of transmitting software viruses, but we advise you to carry out your own virus checks on any attachment to this e-mail. We cannot accept liability for any loss or damage caused by software viruses.

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tons of rrd zombie processes + solution
by Gerwin Krist 19 Mar '15

19 Mar '15

Hi, FYI on PHP 5.5 we saw a lot of defunt rrdtool proceeses (1 for every image created in the browser). If you see this there are a couple of fixes/work-around: 1. Fix it in observium, open ./includes/rrdtool.inc.php and change *function rrdtool_pipe_close(&$rrd_process, &$rrd_pipes)* to *function rrdtool_pipe_close($rrd_process, &$rrd_pipes)* 2. downgrade to PHP 5.4 Seems to be caused by https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=69014 Regards, Gerwin Krist

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Purchase support
by Dudu 19 Mar '15

19 Mar '15

Hi All. How can i buy support? I would like to finance and improve the product. Thanks David Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

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Alert emails not working
by Aurélien PERRODY 18 Mar '15

18 Mar '15

Hi, I recently bought the full version of Observium to get alerts system. So I migrated from the CE version to full version, no problem. I edited the config.php file as well: -------------------- // Enable alerter (not available in CE) $config['poller-wrapper']['alerter'] = TRUE; // Set up a default alerter (email to a single address) $config['alerts']['alerter']['default']['descr'] = "Default Email Alert"; $config['alerts']['alerter']['default']['type'] = "email"; $config['alerts']['alerter']['default']['contact'] = "xxx(a)xxx.com"; $config['alerts']['alerter']['default']['enable'] = TRUE; // Configuration email (APE 2015-03-12) $config['email']['backend']= 'smtp'; $config['email']['enable'] = TRUE; $config['email']['from'] = 'xxx(a)xxx.com'; $config['email']['default'] = 'xxx(a)xxx.com'; $config['email']['default_only'] = TRUE; $config['email']['smtp_host'] = '192.168.1.29'; $config['email']['smtp_port'] = 25; $config['email']['smtp_timeout']= 10; $config['email']['smtp_secure']= NULL; $config['email']['smtp_auth']= NULL; $config['email']['smtp_username'] = NULL; $config['email']['smtp_password'] = NULL; -------------------- When I check my configuration, it works, I received the email test, no problem. ------------------- root@MEDSRV15:/home/logs# /opt/observium/test_mail.php -h MEDHPV01 No log handling enabled - turning on stderr logging /etc/snmp/snmp.conf: line 6: Warning: Unknown token: rocommunity. Observium 0.15.3.6342 Test E-mail Configuration See mail backend options here: http://www.observium.org/wiki/Configuration_Options#Email_backend_settings My Hostname: MEDSRV15.xxxx.xxxxx E-mails ENABLED globally ($config['email']['enable']) E-mails use SMTP backend ($config['email']['backend']) smtp host: [192.168.1.29] smtp port: [25] smtp timeout: [10] smtp auth: [FALSE] E-mails send only to default email ($config['email']['default_only']) E-mails use these default recipient(s) ($config['email']['default']): xxxx(a)xxxxx.com E-mails send from ($config['email']['from']): xxxxx(a)xxxxxx.com E-mails send to recipients based on default recipient from config and/or device sysContact. Try send test notification for medhpv01 to these email(s): xxxxx(a)xxxxx.com EMAILING Notification for medhpv01 SENT. ------------------- Then I created a classic alert checker, when devices are down. -Conditions: device_status eq 0 -Device match * entity match * Alerts on the webpage works correctly, but I did not receive an alert email. So Y U NO WORK OBSERVIUM?? :) I read the wiki but don't see my pb... Many thanks for helping. My version information below: Observium 0.15.3.6342 OS Linux 3.2.0-4-amd64 [amd64] (Debian 7 (wheezy)) Apache 2.2.22 (Debian) PHP 5.4.35-0+deb7u2 MySQL 5.5.40-0+wheezy1 SNMP NET-SNMP 5.4.3 RRDtool 1.4.7 Regards, Aurélien

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SVN error retreving REPORT
by Dash Brousseau 17 Mar '15

17 Mar '15

Can no longer download the full svn of observium ever since I upgrade to Ubuntu 14.10. I even did a fresh install and the same problem After around 70-80% I get svn: E000104:Error retrieving REPORT: connection reset by peer I then try to do svn cleanup I able to get a few more files Then it won’t go any further and I get the same error Anyone come across this? Dash This message contains information which may be confidential and privileged. Unless you are the intended addressee (or authorized to receive for the intended addressee), you may not use, copy or disclose to anyone the message or any information contained in the message. If you have received the message in error, please advise the sender by e-mail then delete the message immediately. Francais: http://www.fundserv.com/fr/company/disclaimer<http://www.fundserv.com/francais/legal/disclaimer_email_ib.shtml>

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Alerting system patch
by Gert-Jan de Boer 16 Mar '15

16 Mar '15

Hi, A while ago I posted this patch to Jira, after some brief discussion I didn't hear back about it. I would like to add some more notification backends (for example Slack integration), is there any reason why this would not be accepted? The patch is under http://jira.observium.org/browse/OBSERVIUM-1194 Kind regards, GJ

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Description not saved
by Asensio Sánchez, Juan 16 Mar '15

16 Mar '15

Hi We have installed Observium from SVN. When trying to edit a device a change (set) a description, that is not saved, I get a message "Device record unchanged. No update necessary." This happens with all devices. Any advice? Regards. Este correo electrónico y, en su caso, cualquier fichero anexo al mismo, contiene información de carácter confidencial exclusivamente dirigida a su destinatario o destinatarios. Si no es vd. el destinatario indicado, queda notificado que la lectura, utilización, divulgación y/o copia sin autorización está prohibida en virtud de la legislación vigente. En el caso de haber recibido este correo electrónico por error, se ruega notificar inmediatamente esta circunstancia mediante reenvío a la dirección electrónica del remitente. Evite imprimir este mensaje si no es estrictamente necesario. This email and any file attached to it (when applicable) contain(s) confidential information that is exclusively addressed to its recipient(s). If you are not the indicated recipient, you are informed that reading, using, disseminating and/or copying it without authorisation is forbidden in accordance with the legislation in effect. If you have received this email by mistake, please immediately notify the sender of the situation by resending it to their email address. Avoid printing this message if it is not absolutely necessary.

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MySQL/Apache apps
by Asensio Sánchez, Juan 16 Mar '15

16 Mar '15

Hi We have just installed Observium from SVN, added some hosts, and almost everything seems to work fine. We have some MySQL servers, and followed the instructions to get the graphs. Running observium_agent in the MySQL server, I get the <<<mysql>>> section. Doing telnet to the MySQL server from the Observium server, to the agent port, I get the same section, but I don't get any data in the device page. Any advice? The same happens with the Apache servers. Regards. Este correo electrónico y, en su caso, cualquier fichero anexo al mismo, contiene información de carácter confidencial exclusivamente dirigida a su destinatario o destinatarios. Si no es vd. el destinatario indicado, queda notificado que la lectura, utilización, divulgación y/o copia sin autorización está prohibida en virtud de la legislación vigente. En el caso de haber recibido este correo electrónico por error, se ruega notificar inmediatamente esta circunstancia mediante reenvío a la dirección electrónica del remitente. Evite imprimir este mensaje si no es estrictamente necesario. This email and any file attached to it (when applicable) contain(s) confidential information that is exclusively addressed to its recipient(s). If you are not the indicated recipient, you are informed that reading, using, disseminating and/or copying it without authorisation is forbidden in accordance with the legislation in effect. If you have received this email by mistake, please immediately notify the sender of the situation by resending it to their email address. Avoid printing this message if it is not absolutely necessary.

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High CPU on Cisco Switches
by Joseph L. Brunner 15 Mar '15

15 Mar '15

Team, We had some cisco switches dropping packets with 99% cpu being polled by Observium. We had to create a view which hides some arp and routing table objects to bring the CPU back down to normal levels snmp-server view cutdown at excluded snmp-server view cutdown snmpUsmMIB excluded snmp-server view cutdown snmpVacmMIB excluded snmp-server view cutdown snmpCommunityMIB excluded snmp-server view cutdown ip.21 excluded snmp-server view cutdown ip.22 excluded snmp-server community ourcomm1 view cutdown RO

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adding private ip address
by Tshering DHENDUP 14 Mar '15

14 Mar '15

Dear Team, We are trying to add private IP address to the observium. Our picture: the observium server is having a private IP address tho' NATed to a public ip address. I am trying to add the private IP( of a switch/router), and it gives me the following error Try to add 192.168.128.1: Could not resolve 192.168.128.1. Devices skipped: 1. Does this mean that, the devices can't be added using their IP? Or should the IP be DNS mapped( resolvable )? Regards -- Tshering DHENDUP(MR) Internet & IT Operations Division Bhutan Telecom Ltd www.bt.bt Contact# +975-2-343434 [Ext: 2022]

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Re: [Observium] observium Digest, Vol 56, Issue 45
by Kiru Pananthan 13 Mar '15

13 Mar '15

Hi Bruce I tried to run debug mode, still the same error appears -- *Confidentiality Disclaimer:* This e-mail and any attachments are confidential and intended solely for the intended addressee and may also be privileged or exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If you are not the intended addressee, or have received this e-mail in error, please notify the sender immediately, delete it from your system and do not copy, disclose, distribute or otherwise act in reliance upon any part of this e-mail or its attachments. Australian International School Malaysia and all affiliates under Taylor's Education Group does not accept responsibility for any loss arising from unauthorised access to, or interference with, any internet communications by any third party in reliance to this email, or from the transmission of any viruses. Please note that any views or opinions presented in this email are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Australian International School Malaysia and all affiliates under Taylor's Education Group. Replies to this e-mail may be monitored by Australian International School Malaysia and all affiliates under Taylor's Education Group for operational or business reasons.

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Re: [Observium] observium Digest, Vol 56, Issue 44
by Kiru Pananthan 13 Mar '15

13 Mar '15

Hi Bruce the host able to ping. and I also added the cron job as below 33 */6 * * * root /opt/observium/discovery.php -h all >> /dev/null 2>&1 */5 * * * * root /opt/observium/discovery.php -h new >> /dev/null 2>&1 */5 * * * * root /opt/observium/poller-wrapper.py 1 >> /dev/null 2>&1 -- *Confidentiality Disclaimer:* This e-mail and any attachments are confidential and intended solely for the intended addressee and may also be privileged or exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If you are not the intended addressee, or have received this e-mail in error, please notify the sender immediately, delete it from your system and do not copy, disclose, distribute or otherwise act in reliance upon any part of this e-mail or its attachments. Australian International School Malaysia and all affiliates under Taylor's Education Group does not accept responsibility for any loss arising from unauthorised access to, or interference with, any internet communications by any third party in reliance to this email, or from the transmission of any viruses. Please note that any views or opinions presented in this email are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Australian International School Malaysia and all affiliates under Taylor's Education Group. Replies to this e-mail may be monitored by Australian International School Malaysia and all affiliates under Taylor's Education Group for operational or business reasons.

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Re: [Observium] observium Digest, Vol 56, Issue 43
by Kiru Pananthan 13 Mar '15

13 Mar '15

Dear Bruce I tried to Run ./discovery.php -h <hostname> then run ./poller.php -h <hostname> but still the same issue -- *Confidentiality Disclaimer:* This e-mail and any attachments are confidential and intended solely for the intended addressee and may also be privileged or exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If you are not the intended addressee, or have received this e-mail in error, please notify the sender immediately, delete it from your system and do not copy, disclose, distribute or otherwise act in reliance upon any part of this e-mail or its attachments. Australian International School Malaysia and all affiliates under Taylor's Education Group does not accept responsibility for any loss arising from unauthorised access to, or interference with, any internet communications by any third party in reliance to this email, or from the transmission of any viruses. Please note that any views or opinions presented in this email are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Australian International School Malaysia and all affiliates under Taylor's Education Group. Replies to this e-mail may be monitored by Australian International School Malaysia and all affiliates under Taylor's Education Group for operational or business reasons.

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Device not yet discovered
by Kiru Pananthan 13 Mar '15

13 Mar '15

Dear all getting error on observium, tried to run discovery and poller for all still the same error. any suggestion Device not yet discoveredThis device has not yet been successfully discovered. System information and statistics will not be populated and graphs will not draw. This device should be automatically discovered within 10 minutes. -- Kind regards, Kiru Yogalingam, -- *Confidentiality Disclaimer:* This e-mail and any attachments are confidential and intended solely for the intended addressee and may also be privileged or exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If you are not the intended addressee, or have received this e-mail in error, please notify the sender immediately, delete it from your system and do not copy, disclose, distribute or otherwise act in reliance upon any part of this e-mail or its attachments. Australian International School Malaysia and all affiliates under Taylor's Education Group does not accept responsibility for any loss arising from unauthorised access to, or interference with, any internet communications by any third party in reliance to this email, or from the transmission of any viruses. Please note that any views or opinions presented in this email are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Australian International School Malaysia and all affiliates under Taylor's Education Group. Replies to this e-mail may be monitored by Australian International School Malaysia and all affiliates under Taylor's Education Group for operational or business reasons.

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WiFi support progress
by Adam Armstrong 12 Mar '15

12 Mar '15

I've been doing a little bit more work on support for WiFi devices (Ruckus at the moment to get the skeleton in place). I'm not a user of enterprise wireless, so I'm not entirely sure what's useful in the UI or not: Coming to an SVN repository near you... adam.

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Munin Alerts.
by Dudu 11 Mar '15

11 Mar '15

Hi All, I have successfully moved a munin under Observium which is very good. One thing that a little bit difficult for me is understanding the alerts part. All the alert examples are reasonable but how would I know if it's possible to alert on Munin Data or other things for example a faulty power supply. Can we alert based on Munin data? Thank you all David

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Re: [Observium] observium Digest, Vol 56, Issue 40
by Dudu 11 Mar '15

11 Mar '15

Thank You. I do agree with you that an IPMI does add a lot of things but I found that the agent+IPMI check provide even more info, One thing that I don't if possible is actually creating an alarm while there is a hardware failure, With Idrac snmp you can do that with one snmpwalk command. Thanks Again > From: observium-request(a)observium.org > Subject: observium Digest, Vol 56, Issue 40 > To: observium(a)observium.org > Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2015 12:00:01 +0000 > > Send observium mailing list submissions to > observium(a)observium.org > > To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit > http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium > or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to > observium-request(a)observium.org > > You can reach the person managing the list at > observium-owner(a)observium.org > > When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific > than "Re: Contents of observium digest..." > > > Today's Topics: > > 1. Re: Idrac support (Michael Loftis) > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Message: 1 > Date: Tue, 10 Mar 2015 21:31:22 -0700 > From: Michael Loftis <mloftis(a)wgops.com> > To: Observium Network Observation System <observium(a)observium.org> > Subject: Re: [Observium] Idrac support > Message-ID: > <CAHDg04swWLkYUAmuFHGrUGq5S5wbXaiVQ6pEG4SgcVPE=C9YQA(a)mail.gmail.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8" > > You can add the idrac to its associated host directly to poll more data. > Open the host and click the gear icon. There's an area to add the IPMI > controller to the host. Once added IIRC you get some of the various temp > sensors and such from the idrac. > > On Tuesday, March 10, 2015, Dudu <duduhandelman(a)hotmail.com> wrote: > > > Hi All, > > I just bought a subscription and I'm very pleased with the product. > > While I started to add devices I asked my self why not adding the Dell > > Idrac? > > So I did add it but all I can see is a network stuff maybe I'm missing > > something. > > > > The most important part of the IDRAC 7 and above is the led status of the > > server if the led is amber there is a hardware issue. > > Bellow is the OID > > > > Many Thanks > > > > > > query that will get overall system health, they would need to query the > > iDRAC7 SNMP > > > > systemLCDStatus OBJECT-TYPE > > > > SYNTAX ObjectStatusEnum > > > > ACCESS read-only > > > > STATUS mandatory > > > > DESCRIPTION This attribute defines the system status as it is > > reflected by the LCD front panel. Not all system components may be > > included. > > > > > > > > > > > > *SNMP OID to perform Get : 1.3.6.1.4.1.674.10892.5.2.2.0* > > > > > > > > > > > > Possible values for this MIB object is defined as below in MIB : > > > > > > > > other(1) > > > > unknown(2) > > > > ok(3), > > > > nonCritical(4) > > > > critical(5) > > nonRecoverable(6) -- the status of the object is non-recoverable > > (dead > > > > > -- > > "Genius might be described as a supreme capacity for getting its possessors > into trouble of all kinds." > -- Samuel Butler > -------------- next part -------------- > An HTML attachment was scrubbed... > URL: <http://postman.memetic.org/pipermail/observium/attachments/20150310/c023516…> > > ------------------------------ > > Subject: Digest Footer > > _______________________________________________ > observium mailing list > observium(a)observium.org > http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium > > > ------------------------------ > > End of observium Digest, Vol 56, Issue 40 > *****************************************

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Idrac support
by Dudu 11 Mar '15

11 Mar '15

Hi All, I just bought a subscription and I'm very pleased with the product. While I started to add devices I asked my self why not adding the Dell Idrac? So I did add it but all I can see is a network stuff maybe I'm missing something. The most important part of the IDRAC 7 and above is the led status of the server if the led is amber there is a hardware issue. Bellow is the OID Many Thanks query that will get overall system health, they would need to query the iDRAC7 SNMP systemLCDStatus OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX ObjectStatusEnum ACCESS read-only STATUS mandatory DESCRIPTION This attribute defines the system status as it is reflected by the LCD front panel. Not all system components may be included. SNMP OID to perform Get : 1.3.6.1.4.1.674.10892.5.2.2.0 Possible values for this MIB object is defined as below in MIB : other(1) unknown(2) ok(3), nonCritical(4) critical(5) nonRecoverable(6) -- the status of the object is non-recoverable (dead

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Alert rule conditions
by Colin Stubbs 11 Mar '15

11 Mar '15

Apologies if the answer to this is obvious... but is there any way to specify a time range for alert checkers? -Colin

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Re: [Observium] API to Add Device
by Stephen Bateman 10 Mar '15

10 Mar '15

OK, I will just do it manually thanks for the confirmation. ------ Original Message ------ From: "Adam Armstrong" <adama(a)memetic.org> To: "Stephen Bateman" <stephen(a)thebritishgeek.co.uk> Sent: 09/03/2015 21:46:05 Subject: Re: [Observium] API to Add Device >The api doesn't exist. > >There's a contributed abortion which calls itself an api, but it has >nothing to do with us. > >Our api is in development at the moment, which will allow adding >devices. > >Adam. > >Sent with AquaMail for Android >http://www.aqua-mail.com > >On 9 March 2015 15:42:04 "Stephen Bateman" ><stephen(a)thebritishgeek.co.uk> wrote: > >>Is it possible to add a new device via the API ? >>_______________________________________________ >>observium mailing list >>observium(a)observium.org >>http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium >>

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API to Add Device
by Stephen Bateman 09 Mar '15

09 Mar '15

Is it possible to add a new device via the API ?

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Not displaying temp and fan data from Cisco ASA
by Peter Loron 09 Mar '15

09 Mar '15

Hello. We're running (for now, planning to get paid) Observium CE 0.14.11.6000. I have 3 Cisco ASA firewalls v9.2(2)4. Most of the data is coming in properly from them, but I'm not getting correct data for the fan speeds and temps. The temp graphs all show 0.0C for the temps. No lines in the graphs, etc. The fan speed graphs have a line that _looks_ like real data, but the legend says "0rpm", and the value axis has numbers like "1.0 z", "2.0 z", etc. Any suggestions or pointers? Thanks. -Pete

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Search by serial number, display serial number
by John Brown 08 Mar '15

08 Mar '15

Hi, I'm trying to search devices by serial number. Also when displaying a list of devices, could it be possible to show the serial number in the summary as well ? thanks

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TP-Link MIBs
by Teemu Grönqvist 06 Mar '15

06 Mar '15

Hello, Can you add MIB for TP-link TL-SG3210? MIBs can be found here http://www.tp-link.com/resources/software/TL-SG3210_V1_MIB(2).zip How can I add them myself? Thank you, Teemu Grönqvist Net9 Oy

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Bad combined CPU graphs on overview pages
by Hogan Whittall 06 Mar '15

06 Mar '15

Please see attached screen grab. Is there a way to correct this? One of the things we rely on are dashboards with host groups, if we the graphs aren't accurate then that defeats the purpose. -Hogan

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collectd integration
by Ben Gatewood 06 Mar '15

06 Mar '15

Hey All, Am I right in assuming the sub-tabs under the collectd tab are populated by what plugins are enabled in collectd? If so, and I enable a new plugin, should it just appear automagically or do I need to d something to kick it off? Thanks, Ben

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Observium subscription
by Eric MASSON 06 Mar '15

06 Mar '15

Dear sirs, I tried on Wednesday to subscribe to Observium for one years for 150 £ and when I validate to pay I got an error message. Few minutes spent before I validate the payment and it can explain a time out on your web site but when I tried again to login to retry, the price was changed?! Now it is 180 £ instead of 150 £, I do not want to pay 30 £ more than before!!!! Can you tell me why the price has changes ? Can you help me to subscribe with the price that was given first when I start my subscription ? Thanks in advance for your help. Best Regards, [ERIC MASSON]

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Re: [Observium] Observium subscription
by Tom Laermans 06 Mar '15

06 Mar '15

Hi, I'm not involved in the payment system but I assume this happens if you don't supply vat info and are inside the EU. (Thanks, new regulations!) Tom On Mar 6, 2015 12:21 PM, Simon Smith <simonsmith5521(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi, > > I have also just noticed that too! > > on the website it says £150, but when going to pay out, checkout.paddle.com is showing £180 instead? > > can Adam please advise why the price has gone up again? > > Regards > > Simon > >> On 6 Mar 2015, at 8:51 am, Eric MASSON <emasson(a)medicrea.com> wrote: >> >> Dear sirs, >> >> I tried on Wednesday to subscribe to Observium for one years for 150 £ and when I validate to pay I got an error message. >> Few minutes spent before I validate the payment and it can explain a time out on your web site but when I tried again to login to retry, the price was changed?! >> Now it is 180 £ instead of 150 £, I do not want to pay 30 £ more than before!!!! >> Can you tell me why the price has changes ? >> Can you help me to subscribe with the price that was given first when I start my subscription ? >> Thanks in advance for your help. >> >> Best Regards, >> >> <image003.png> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> observium mailing list >> observium(a)observium.org >> http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium > >

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Billing search not working
by Jan Kuiper 06 Mar '15

06 Mar '15

LS, We are running version 0.15.3.6341, but it seems that the Bill Search (Customer billing) is not working. Also in the demo site it's not working. Could someone assist? Met vriendelijke groet / Kind Regards, Jan Kuiper [cid:image001.jpg@01CF62F0.6DBAB760] Piramide ICT Services | Kollergang 9 | 7773 NG Hardenberg | Postbus 220 | 7770 AE Hardenberg info(a)piramide.nl<mailto:info@piramide.nl> | http://www.piramide.nl | +31 (0)523 261 387 Disclaimer Deze e-mail is uitsluitend bestemd voor de geadresseerde(n). Verstrekking aan en gebruik door anderen is niet toegestaan. Piramide sluit iedere aansprakelijkheid uit die voortvloeit uit elektronische verzending.

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ServerTech Sentry PDUs
by Roberto Marcelo Terrabuio 06 Mar '15

06 Mar '15

Hello, We have a PDU CS-24V4-P32MA - ServerTech. The PDU tells us all the data, less temperature and humidity. We have the sensor on the ruler and the web console just told us the correct data. We consulted the snmp and it returns: -------------- # snmpget -v2c -c Energia2 192.168.224.212 1.3.6.1.4.1.1718.3.2.5.1.6.1.1 SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.1718.3.2.5.1.6.1.1 = INTEGER: 200 -------------- The temperature was 20º C. something to do? Version: Observium Professional 0.15.1.6200 Thanks Roberto Marcelo Terrabuio Analista da Seção de Inter-Nuvem Tel.: (16) 3373-8817 http://www.cisc.usp.br/ Centro de Tecnologia da Informação - CeTI-SC Universidade de São Paulo

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10Gb Bandwidth Alert Checker
by Pico Leto 05 Mar '15

05 Mar '15

I'm running a few Brocade MLX-e XMR (5.7b) routers and am just trying to poll my 10Gb cards for bandwidth utilization and my alert checkers comes back with 0 devices for the following config http://i.imgur.com/6bI81Si.png?1 snmpwalk for IfSpeed returns (1000000000) for 1Gb and 4294967295 for 10Gb IF-MIB::ifSpeed.149 = Gauge32: 1000000000 IF-MIB::ifSpeed.150 = Gauge32: 1000000000 IF-MIB::ifSpeed.151 = Gauge32: 1000000000 IF-MIB::ifSpeed.152 = Gauge32: 1000000000 IF-MIB::ifSpeed.193 = Gauge32: 4294967295 IF-MIB::ifSpeed.194 = Gauge32: 4294967295 IF-MIB::ifSpeed.195 = Gauge32: 4294967295 IF-MIB::ifSpeed.196 = Gauge32: 4294967295 IF-MIB::ifSpeed.197 = Gauge32: 4294967295 IF-MIB::ifSpeed.198 = Gauge32: 4294967295 IF-MIB::ifSpeed.199 = Gauge32: 4294967295 IF-MIB::ifSpeed.200 = Gauge32: 4294967295 Do I have an incorrect entity match set?

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Moving Observium install to another host = redirect loop
by Hogan Whittall 05 Mar '15

05 Mar '15

So, here I thought migrating to another server was going to be easy. I've synced /opt/observium and the MySQL DB to the new host.I've updated config.php with the new URL But, what happens is one of two things... - If I enter my user/pass in the UI and don't check "Remember my login" then I just get taken back to the login screen as if my login didn't work.- If I enter my user/pass in the UI and I do check "Remember my login" then my browsers (Chrome, Firefox) complain about a redirect loop. I'm not seeing any errors on the server side, the only thing is in the Apache access_log it's returning an HTTP 302 code (Found, redirect) for / instead of 200 which I get on the other host. I have no idea why it's doing this. Any help on where to look for the problem or what to fix would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! -Hogan

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Network weathermap integration
by saul alonso ramos 03 Mar '15

03 Mar '15

Hi, I want to know if is possible to integrate the network weathermap plugin in observium in a way that is showed in the frontpage instead of the geomap. Thanks,

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Device map location problem
by Tylla 02 Mar '15

02 Mar '15

Hi All! I was puzzled for some time so I decided to post this to the list. I noticed that no matter how I try to refine the position of some devices on the map, the devices are placed on the map like there was some grid. I mean I can specify the co-ordinates even to 5-6 decimal places, the final co-ordinates generated and displayed on Google Maps are only remotely associated to the ones I specified. For example here is a snippet from the javascript code of map initializing: data.addRows([ ... [47.5100487, 19.0782548, 1, 0, "1 Hosts", '47.511,19.0785', 'devices/location=WyI0Ny41MTEsMTkuMDc4NSJd/'], ... As you can see, the entered co-ordinates are not quite the ones where the pin gets put on the map. I tried to disable the location_map directive in the config file, but the computed co-ordinates are the same, only the link changes: [47.5100487, 19.0782548, 1, 0, "1 Hosts", 'Varosligeti fasor 44, Budapest 1068', 'devices/location=WyJWYXJvc2xpZ2V0aSBmYXNvciA0NCwgQnVkYXBlc3QgMTA2OCJd/'], The question is, what does Observium compute on the entered co-ordinates and why is it changing them? Not that those 100 meters do really matter, but I am curious. My system is Observium CE 0.14.11.6000 running on Debian 7..8, php 5.4.36 If I should include any other information please say so. Thanks, Tylla

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Alert Checkers
by David Roush 02 Mar '15

02 Mar '15

Hello all, I was wondering if anyone could provide some help with a few alert checkers. I've tried a number of different values for these rules with no luck, hoping someone out there could give me a hand. In return I've shared a few working checkers at the bottom :). The ones I'm having issues with are below. The first two alert on session utilization for Juniper/Palo Alto firewalls, the last is meant to watch an Aruba controller and alert if a registered AP goes up or down. [cid:image002.png@01D05326.8709E660] [cid:image004.png@01D05327.A5241660] [cid:image003.png@01D05327.55396880] Here are a few goodies for you guys (keep in mind, a number of these are vague and include all devices - you'll probably want to make the match more specific): [cid:image005.png@01D05328.066A9570] [cid:image006.png@01D05328.066A9570] [cid:image007.png@01D05329.04914C20] Thanks, David Roush

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HP 8206ZL Graph Port Statistics
by Ron Withers 01 Mar '15

01 Mar '15

Hi All, I am trying to get the ports on an HP 8206ZL to graph. It seems observium sees them, or at least gives me a port count. However no traffic graphs are being generated for them. Any tips would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Ron

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Adding a Unix Agent Device
by Stephen Bateman 01 Mar '15

01 Mar '15

Hi Everyone, I am trying to get statistics for my VM's and nginx on each VM, so I have installed the unix-agent on the host and now getting data from the telnet test as noted in the instructions at http://www.observium.org/wiki/UNIX_Agent However I cannot find no way to add the host to Observium as it simply wants SNMP data under the Add Device option. I am clearly missing something, so any tips ? Thanks Stephen

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subrate port speeds
by Mark D. Nagel 01 Mar '15

01 Mar '15

I know this came up even recently, but as I recall there is no way right now to specify subrate speeds on ports that are connected to ISP devices with lower and/or asymmetric speeds. For example, gig-E port on a firewall connected to a cable modem running at 12Mbps/3Mbps. Would it not make sense to permit an override on the reported port speed in the port settings screen for these cases? I know this violates the "limit the knobs" philosophy which I can appreciate, but I am not seeing any more general fix for this. On some platforms like IOS you can set the speed via bandwidth, but this is far from universally supported and even there setting asymmetric speed is tricky or not possible depending on version. You could set this in the ifAlias data with a parser, but again, not all platforms support that. I suppose the override could be via ifAlias/parser and then ifAlias could be settable manually if needed. Thoughts? Am I missing something obvious? Thanks, Mark -- Mark D. Nagel, CCIE #3177 Emeritus <mnagel(a)willingminds.com> Principal Consultant, Willing Minds LLC (http://www.willingminds.com) cell: 949-279-5817, desk: 714-495-4001, fax: 714-646-8277 ** For faster support response time, please ** email support(a)willingminds.com or call 714-495-4000

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Updating with SVN
by Nick Morgan 28 Feb '15

28 Feb '15

Hi, When following the SVN update procedure, does it update to latest release or is it only updating minor releases? If it doesn’t, is there some simple instructions to update to latest release (running on Umbunto) Kind Rgeards Nick

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setup ipmi
by Simon Smith 27 Feb '15

27 Feb '15

Hi All, this is again going to sound like a stupid question, does anyone have a guide on how to setup IPMI on a debian server? currently i can’t monitor fan speeds of our dell servers, however ive noticed 'ipmi-sensors’ is showing me 18 | Fan 1A | Fan | 3770.00 | RPM | 'OK' 19 | Fan 2A | Fan | 3828.00 | RPM | 'OK' 20 | Fan 3A | Fan | 3712.00 | RPM | 'OK' 21 | Fan 4A | Fan | 4930.00 | RPM | 'OK' 22 | Fan 5A | Fan | 3654.00 | RPM | 'OK' 23 | Fan 1B | Fan | 7548.00 | RPM | 'OK' 24 | Fan 2B | Fan | 7326.00 | RPM | 'OK' 25 | Fan 3B | Fan | 7104.00 | RPM | 'OK' 26 | Fan 4B | Fan | 6956.00 | RPM | 'OK' 27 | Fan 5B | Fan | 6882.00 | RPM | ‘OK' so could i use ipmi ? also could i use impi to monitor the board temperature instead of lmsensors ? regards Simon

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CE version latest link problem
by Tylla 27 Feb '15

27 Feb '15

Hi All! Just wanted to indicate that the http://www.observium.org/observium-community-latest.tar.gz link points to the previous version (0.14.4). Although it works as http://www.observium.org/observium-community-0.14.11.tar.gz Took me some minutes to figure out... :) Please correct the symlink. Thanks, Tylla

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Monitoring high number of host with Observium
by Louis Bailleul 27 Feb '15

27 Feb '15

Hi, I am currently pondering if it would be a sensible idea to monitor about 3000 linux boxes with Observium. Has anybody already tried Observium on that kind of number ? Any pitfall/recommendation ? I don't currently planned to use the alerting feature, but I would like to get historical performance metrics on the machines. I currently monitor about 150 switches for a total of about 10000 ports with an Observium VM that is running really really fine. Could anyone recommend something about the sizing of the hardware needed and the disk space/performance required for that ? The servers and Observium would be located in the same datacenter but do you think that polling that amount of host would cause issues ? Best regards, Louis

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CBQoS descriptions gone away
by Robert Williams 27 Feb '15

27 Feb '15

Hi, Can someone confirm if this is just us or if it has happened for everybody... Looking at the CBQoS stats for any port (or vlan) and they no longer show the 'friendly' name from the class itself (image attached): This appears to have gone missing from all Sup-720/6500, Sup-2T/6800 and ASR9k based chassis we have here. If someone can confirm theirs is working or not-working then I'll log an appropriate bug and include debug information etc. About a week ago I noticed that the 6800/S2T chassis names had gone missing but it was still working for the ASR9k, however now they have gone also. Cheers as always people! Robert Williams Custodian Data Centre Email: Robert(a)CustodianDC.com http://www.CustodianDC.com

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lmsensor array
by Simon Smith 27 Feb '15

27 Feb '15

Hi All, I updated my lm-sensors to use the new version from last year, then observium noticed the change and changed to high and low values of the sensors, so I cleared them using the Settings -> Sensors -> Reset Limits on all the sensors however I noticed in the Logs the entries are being listed like this Sensor updated (custom): temperature lmsensors 244 Ch. 3 DIMM 3 [L: Array][Lw: Array][Hw: Array][H: Array] (by user: admin) Sensor updated (custom): temperature lmsensors 243 Ch. 3 DIMM 2 [L: Array][Lw: Array][Hw: Array][H: Array] (by user: admin) Sensor updated (custom): temperature lmsensors 242 Ch. 3 DIMM 1 [L: Array][Lw: Array][Hw: Array][H: Array] (by user: admin) Sensor updated (custom): temperature lmsensors 241 Ch. 3 DIMM 0 [L: Array][Lw: Array][Hw: Array][H: Array] (by user: admin) Just a dumb daft question, but shouldn’t the 'Array’ be saying 0 or empty or something else ? Regards Simon

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LDAP logins can't see devices
by Ryan, Spencer 26 Feb '15

26 Feb '15

I'm having an issue with our OU's and how devices are assigned to users in Observium. To keep the explanation simple our users OU structure basically looks like this: arbor.net ---All Users ------Ann Arbor ------City 2 ------City 3 I have the base set to the top "all users": $config['auth_ldap_prefix'] = "CN="; $config['auth_ldap_suffix'] = ",OU=All Users,DC=arbor,DC=net"; The issue is that the ldap module won't look down into the sub OU's to find the users, so any device associations fail. If I create a test user in the "All Users" OU directly it works properly. Is there any way to make this work properly? I have users logging in in various sub OU's so I can't just point it at one of the city OU's directly. Thanks! *Spencer Ryan* | Senior Systems Administrator | sryan(a)arbor.net *Arbor Networks* +1.734.794.5033 (d) | +1.734.846.2053 (m) www.arbornetworks.com

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Re: [Observium] BGP session reported in Observium, but does NOT exist in router
by Ron Marosko, Jr. 26 Feb '15

26 Feb '15

What caught my attention is this couple of lines: bgpPeerIdentifier.32.1.4.24 = 129.250.0.71 bgpPeerIdentifier.32.1.5.4 = 203.117.34.253 Could those second IP addresses be the actual configured bgp neighbor, and the 32.x addresses the bgp router-id of that neighbor? Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE DROID Chip Gwyn <chip.gwyn(a)gmail.com> wrote: >just curious, do you not see it in the 'show ip bgp summary output'. Perhaps in a VRF? Does it not show up in a 'show run | inc 32.1.' > > > >Sent from my mobile device, please excuse any typos. > >> On Feb 26, 2015, at 10:24 AM, John Brown <john(a)citylinkfiber.com> wrote: >> >> root@observium:/opt/observium# cat cr01.lax.txt >> DEBUG! >> Observium 0.15.2.6286 >> Poller >> >> Starting polling run: >> >> >> SQL[SELECT `device_id` FROM `devices` WHERE `disabled` = 0 AND >> `device_id` = '6' ORDER BY `device_id` ASC] >> RUNTIME[0.00047612s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM `devices` WHERE `device_id` = '6'] >> RUNTIME[0.00024199s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM `devices_attribs` WHERE `device_id` = '6'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004482s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM `alert_tests` WHERE 1] >> RUNTIME[0.00004292s] >> Cached 3 alert rules. >> >> SQL[SELECT *,`alert_table`.`alert_table_id` AS `alert_table_id` FROM >> `alert_table` LEFT JOIN `alert_table-state` ON >> `alert_table`.`alert_table_id` = `alert_table-state`.`alert_table_id` >> WHERE `device_id` = '6'] >> RUNTIME[0.00132298s] >> cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net 6 ios (cisco) >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/fping -t 1000 -c 1 -q 216.243.117.1 2>&1] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.0474s] >> STDOUT[ >> 216.243.117.1 : xmt/rcv/%loss = 1/1/0%, min/avg/max = 44.9/44.9/44.9 >> ] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpget -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUst -m >> SNMPv2-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' sysObjectID.0 sysUpTime.0] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.0557s] >> STDOUT[ >> sysObjectID.0 = enterprises.9.1.282 >> sysUpTime.0 = 1809177756 >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/status.rrd already >> exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/status.rrd N:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:0.11] >> stderr[]] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/ping.rrd already >> exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/ping.rrd N:44.9] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:0.11] >> stderr[]] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/ping_snmp.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/ping_snmp.rrd >> N:57.84] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:0.11] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM `device_graphs` WHERE `device_id` = '6'] >> RUNTIME[0.00013304s] >> >> including: includes/polling/system.inc.php >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpget -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >> SNMPv2-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' sysUpTime.0 sysLocation.0 >> sysContact.0 sysName.0] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.0559s] >> STDOUT[ >> sysUpTime.0 = 209:9:29:37.63 >> sysLocation.0 = 1 Wilshire, LAX >> sysContact.0 = ticket(a)citylinkfiber.com >> sysName.0 = cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpget -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -Oqv -m SNMPv2-MIB >> -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' sysDescr.0] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.0557s] >> STDOUT[ >> Cisco Internetwork Operating System Software >> IOS (tm) s72033_rp Software (s72033_rp-IPSERVICESK9-M), Version >> 12.2(18)SXF17b, RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1) >> Technical Support: http://www.cisco.com/techsupport >> Copyright (c) 1986-2011 by cisco Systems, Inc. >> Com >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpget -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -Oqvn -m >> SNMPv2-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' sysObjectID.0] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.0556s] >> STDOUT[ >> .1.3.6.1.4.1.9.1.282 >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpget -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -Ovqn -m >> SNMP-FRAMEWORK-MIB -M >> /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' snmpEngineID.0] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.0543s] >> STDOUT[ >> "80 00 00 09 03 00 00 14 1B DC 34 40 " >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpget -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -Oqv -m >> HOST-RESOURCES-MIB -M >> /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' hrSystemUptime.0] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.0604s] >> STDOUT[ >> No Such Object available on this agent at this OID >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[FALSE] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpget -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OUqv -m >> SNMP-FRAMEWORK-MIB -M >> /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' snmpEngineTime.0] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.0542s] >> STDOUT[ >> 18091747 >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] >> Using SNMP Agent sysUpTime (18091777 sec. => 209 days, 9h 29m 37s) >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/uptime.rrd already >> exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/uptime.rrd >> N:18091777] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:0.47] >> stderr[]] >> Uptime: 209 days, 9h 29m 37s >> >> SQL[SELECT `version` FROM `dbSchema`;] >> RUNTIME[0.00013304s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM `devices_locations` WHERE `device_id` = '6'] >> RUNTIME[0.00006294s] >> Module [ system ] time: 0.3541s >> >> including: includes/polling/os.inc.php >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM `entPhysical` WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> `entPhysicalContainedIn` = '0'] >> RUNTIME[0.00007987s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM `devices_attribs` WHERE `device_id` = '6'] >> RUNTIME[0.00006199s] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpget -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUst -m >> SNMPv2-MIB:CISCO-CONFIG-MAN-MIB -M >> /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp:/opt/observium/mibs/cisco >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' sysUpTime.0 >> ccmHistoryRunningLastChanged.0 ccmHistoryRunningLastSaved.0 >> ccmHistoryStartupLastChanged.0] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.0717s] >> STDOUT[ >> sysUpTime.0 = 1809177800 >> ccmHistoryRunningLastChanged.0 = 1807696107 >> ccmHistoryRunningLastSaved.0 = 1809153271 >> ccmHistoryStartupLastChanged.0 = 1807718083 >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] >> Cisco configuration ages >> >> sysUptime : 2014-07-31 23:50:17 | 209 days, 9h 29m 38s >> Running : 2015-02-26 04:12:58 | 4h 6m 56s >> Saved : 2015-02-26 08:15:49 | 4m 5s >> Startup : 2015-02-26 04:16:37 | 4h 3m 17s >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM `entPhysical` WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> `entPhysicalClass` = 'module' AND `entPhysicalContainedIn` = '1'] >> RUNTIME[0.00014997s] >> >> Hardware: WS-C6506-E Version: Features: Serial: SAL09253KS1 Asset: >> Module [ ] time: 0.0822s >> >> including: includes/polling/bgp-peers.inc.php >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM `devices_attribs` WHERE `device_id` = '6'] >> RUNTIME[0.00006700s] >> BGP Peers: >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpget -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OUQvn -m BGP4-MIB >> -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' bgpLocalAs.0] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.0563s] >> STDOUT[ >> 7850 >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] >> AS7850 >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM `devices_attribs` WHERE `device_id` = '6'] >> RUNTIME[0.00010991s] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >> CISCO-BGP4-MIB -M >> /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp:/opt/observium/mibs/cisco >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' cbgpPeer2State] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.1271s] >> STDOUT[ >> cbgpPeer2State = No Such Object available on this agent at this OID >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[FALSE] >> Caching: BGP4-MIB >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >> BGP4-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' bgpPeerState] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.4714s] >> STDOUT[ >> bgpPeerState.32.1.4.24 = established >> bgpPeerState.32.1.5.4 = established >> bgpPeerState.32.1.24.24 = active >> bgpPeerState.129.250.197.173 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.5 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.8 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.13 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.15 = idle >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.17 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.27 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.28 = idle >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.33 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.34 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.38 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.39 = active >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.40 = idle >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.41 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.43 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.44 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.57 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.62 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.64 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.69 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.70 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.76 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.80 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.81 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.82 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.84 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.85 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.91 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.94 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.97 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.99 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.102 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.112 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.118 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.122 = idle >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.123 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.125 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.128 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.129 = idle >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.130 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.131 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.136 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.137 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.139 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.140 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.143 = idle >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.145 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.146 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.147 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.152 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.153 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.155 = active >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.157 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.159 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.161 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.164 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.165 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.166 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.167 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.169 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.173 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.178 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.182 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.183 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.184 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.185 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.187 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.192 = idle >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.195 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.198 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.200 = idle >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.202 = idle >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.205 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.207 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.209 = idle >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.212 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.215 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.225 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.226 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.230 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.235 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.237 = active >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.242 = idle >> bgpPeerState.206.72.210.245 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.211.252 = established >> bgpPeerState.206.72.211.253 = established >> bgpPeerState.216.243.113.1 = established >> bgpPeerState.216.243.117.250 = established >> bgpPeerState.216.243.117.254 = established >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >> BGP4-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' bgpPeerAdminStatus] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.4696s] >> STDOUT[ >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.32.1.4.24 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.32.1.5.4 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.32.1.24.24 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.129.250.197.173 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.5 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.8 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.13 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.15 = stop >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.17 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.27 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.28 = stop >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.33 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.34 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.38 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.39 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.40 = stop >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.41 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.43 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.44 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.57 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.62 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.64 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.69 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.70 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.76 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.80 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.81 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.82 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.84 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.85 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.91 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.94 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.97 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.99 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.102 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.112 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.118 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.122 = stop >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.123 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.125 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.128 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.129 = stop >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.130 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.131 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.136 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.137 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.139 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.140 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.143 = stop >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.145 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.146 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.147 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.152 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.153 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.155 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.157 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.159 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.161 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.164 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.165 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.166 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.167 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.169 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.173 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.178 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.182 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.183 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.184 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.185 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.187 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.192 = stop >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.195 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.198 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.200 = stop >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.202 = stop >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.205 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.207 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.209 = stop >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.212 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.215 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.225 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.226 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.230 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.235 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.237 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.242 = stop >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.245 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.211.252 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.211.253 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.216.243.113.1 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.216.243.117.250 = start >> bgpPeerAdminStatus.216.243.117.254 = start >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >> BGP4-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' bgpPeerInUpdates] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.4697s] >> STDOUT[ >> bgpPeerInUpdates.32.1.4.24 = 23320353 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.32.1.5.4 = 11152 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.32.1.24.24 = 1068206 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.129.250.197.173 = 46442573 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.5 = 161 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.8 = 1077 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.13 = 36 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.15 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.17 = 8016 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.27 = 197808 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.28 = 25 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.33 = 150181 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.34 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.38 = 1909 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.39 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.40 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.41 = 9319 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.43 = 1740 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.44 = 10769 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.57 = 251 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.62 = 2319 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.64 = 45772 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.69 = 532 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.70 = 4119 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.76 = 1551 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.80 = 194 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.81 = 2411 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.82 = 2665 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.84 = 76 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.85 = 196500 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.91 = 28 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.94 = 16 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.97 = 479 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.99 = 49894 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.102 = 529 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.112 = 214 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.118 = 38277 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.122 = 1011657 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.123 = 151 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.125 = 1483 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.128 = 1499 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.129 = 326 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.130 = 1860 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.131 = 2491 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.136 = 372729 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.137 = 534 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.139 = 411 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.140 = 5383 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.143 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.145 = 4 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.146 = 75 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.147 = 906926 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.152 = 4 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.153 = 1 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.155 = 31 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.157 = 50 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.159 = 9789 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.161 = 103 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.164 = 198 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.165 = 4 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.166 = 2408 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.167 = 301073 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.169 = 223 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.173 = 60 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.178 = 538 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.182 = 28482 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.183 = 28656 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.184 = 77 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.185 = 72 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.187 = 67 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.192 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.195 = 1064 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.198 = 255490 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.200 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.202 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.205 = 29 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.207 = 352 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.209 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.212 = 120377 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.215 = 74 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.225 = 2151 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.226 = 64 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.230 = 9 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.235 = 1506 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.237 = 40066 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.242 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.245 = 1287 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.211.252 = 8362125 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.211.253 = 8304395 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.216.243.113.1 = 63625957 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.216.243.117.250 = 12 >> bgpPeerInUpdates.216.243.117.254 = 49 >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >> BGP4-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' bgpPeerOutUpdates] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.5522s] >> STDOUT[ >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.32.1.4.24 = 0 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.32.1.5.4 = 11 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.32.1.24.24 = 13343668 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.129.250.197.173 = 286 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.5 = 15532 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.8 = 15505 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.13 = 15975 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.15 = 0 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.17 = 15761 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.27 = 15599 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.28 = 172 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.33 = 15648 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.34 = 23911126 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.38 = 17885 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.39 = 32 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.40 = 0 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.41 = 15704 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.43 = 15831 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.44 = 15505 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.57 = 15855 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.62 = 16033 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.64 = 16152 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.69 = 15644 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.70 = 15504 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.76 = 15691 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.80 = 15804 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.81 = 16017 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.82 = 16300 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.84 = 16150 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.85 = 15506 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.91 = 51 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.94 = 16165 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.97 = 16291 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.99 = 15551 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.102 = 15685 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.112 = 16290 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.118 = 15576 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.122 = 731 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.123 = 15870 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.125 = 16025 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.128 = 15505 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.129 = 220 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.130 = 15695 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.131 = 16367 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.136 = 20063 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.137 = 15962 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.139 = 15886 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.140 = 15517 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.143 = 0 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.145 = 125 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.146 = 16136 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.147 = 16518 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.152 = 10 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.153 = 10 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.155 = 16045 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.157 = 16376 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.159 = 15860 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.161 = 16333 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.164 = 16135 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.165 = 15495 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.166 = 15714 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.167 = 15647 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.169 = 15612 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.173 = 15508 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.178 = 15561 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.182 = 15761 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.183 = 16282 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.184 = 16658 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.185 = 15798 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.187 = 15481 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.192 = 0 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.195 = 16153 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.198 = 15677 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.200 = 0 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.202 = 0 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.205 = 16333 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.207 = 15507 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.209 = 0 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.212 = 15064 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.215 = 16590 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.225 = 15556 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.226 = 16841 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.230 = 15521 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.235 = 16867 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.237 = 15498 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.242 = 0 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.245 = 15903 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.211.252 = 16213 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.211.253 = 15520 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.216.243.113.1 = 30563584 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.216.243.117.250 = 870 >> bgpPeerOutUpdates.216.243.117.254 = 18876532 >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >> BGP4-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' bgpPeerInTotalMessages] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.468s] >> STDOUT[ >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.32.1.4.24 = 23320392 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.32.1.5.4 = 312424 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.32.1.24.24 = 1477303 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.129.250.197.173 = 46442617 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.5 = 335094 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.8 = 300099 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.13 = 301235 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.15 = 31802 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.17 = 631372 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.27 = 496852 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.28 = 46581 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.33 = 475796 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.34 = 301411 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.38 = 3759834 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.39 = 35102 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.40 = 0 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.41 = 631932 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.43 = 302596 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.44 = 339420 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.57 = 346499 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.62 = 353566 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.64 = 670364 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.69 = 330094 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.70 = 304152 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.76 = 302821 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.80 = 331916 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.81 = 614468 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.82 = 619644 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.84 = 629471 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.85 = 497219 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.91 = 22685 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.94 = 629052 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.97 = 623977 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.99 = 332585 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.102 = 299651 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.112 = 619327 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.118 = 355646 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.122 = 1034246 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.123 = 344287 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.125 = 302712 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.128 = 341578 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.129 = 77546 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.130 = 302795 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.131 = 623664 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.136 = 545456 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.137 = 624144 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.139 = 620263 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.140 = 305975 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.143 = 0 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.145 = 39737 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.146 = 622614 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.147 = 1531289 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.152 = 236 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.153 = 233 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.155 = 618023 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.157 = 622065 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.159 = 362467 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.161 = 615486 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.164 = 301634 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.165 = 340580 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.166 = 346924 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.167 = 464665 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.169 = 340045 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.173 = 301558 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.178 = 332150 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.182 = 323603 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.183 = 655864 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.184 = 628328 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.185 = 627404 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.187 = 301531 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.192 = 0 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.195 = 616728 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.198 = 556994 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.200 = 0 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.202 = 0 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.205 = 630047 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.207 = 331919 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.209 = 0 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.212 = 254569 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.215 = 1808445 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.225 = 341042 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.226 = 1808493 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.230 = 340599 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.235 = 340139 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.237 = 315530 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.242 = 0 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.245 = 297213 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.211.252 = 8706655 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.211.253 = 8648958 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.216.243.113.1 = 64275151 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.216.243.117.250 = 1808682 >> bgpPeerInTotalMessages.216.243.117.254 = 262481 >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >> BGP4-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' bgpPeerOutTotalMessages] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.4659s] >> STDOUT[ >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.32.1.4.24 = 301148 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.32.1.5.4 = 301346 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.32.1.24.24 = 13723795 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.129.250.197.173 = 301437 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.5 = 317036 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.8 = 316933 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.13 = 317170 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.15 = 16443 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.17 = 618435 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.27 = 314692 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.28 = 41414 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.33 = 317173 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.34 = 24212629 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.38 = 2731343 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.39 = 33713 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.40 = 0 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.41 = 618714 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.43 = 317075 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.44 = 316950 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.57 = 317710 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.62 = 369757 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.64 = 619175 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.69 = 304317 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.70 = 317001 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.76 = 317043 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.80 = 317304 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.81 = 619055 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.82 = 617488 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.84 = 619181 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.85 = 317000 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.91 = 22721 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.94 = 619190 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.97 = 619320 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.99 = 317049 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.102 = 317101 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.112 = 619295 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.118 = 317082 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.122 = 138448 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.123 = 317081 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.125 = 317583 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.128 = 317000 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.129 = 68708 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.130 = 316675 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.131 = 619385 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.136 = 321326 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.137 = 618970 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.139 = 618896 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.140 = 316986 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.143 = 0 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.145 = 39865 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.146 = 617804 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.147 = 619575 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.152 = 243 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.153 = 260 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.155 = 610453 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.157 = 619411 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.159 = 391289 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.161 = 619133 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.164 = 317538 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.165 = 316993 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.166 = 317221 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.167 = 316989 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.169 = 316512 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.173 = 317005 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.178 = 317063 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.182 = 317186 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.183 = 619302 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.184 = 619706 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.185 = 618822 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.187 = 316975 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.192 = 0 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.195 = 619174 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.198 = 317198 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.200 = 43840 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.202 = 0 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.205 = 619360 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.207 = 317004 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.209 = 0 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.212 = 156021 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.215 = 1825370 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.225 = 316189 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.226 = 1825604 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.230 = 317015 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.235 = 318361 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.237 = 304597 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.242 = 0 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.245 = 312176 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.211.252 = 317725 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.211.253 = 317016 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.216.243.113.1 = 31166563 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.216.243.117.250 = 1809738 >> bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.216.243.117.254 = 19140879 >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >> BGP4-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.5237s] >> STDOUT[ >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.32.1.4.24 = 189648 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.32.1.5.4 = 1573828 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.32.1.24.24 = 304559 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.129.250.197.173 = 189657 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.5 = 1575354 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.8 = 18004637 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.13 = 3154558 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.15 = 18091539 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.17 = 654729 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.27 = 12212419 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.28 = 15615145 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.33 = 4307973 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.34 = 1574724 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.38 = 1573882 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.39 = 2350859 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.40 = 18091539 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.41 = 4308157 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.43 = 3154496 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.44 = 16992575 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.57 = 3059196 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.62 = 1133470 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.64 = 1574315 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.69 = 1575158 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.70 = 13940690 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.76 = 3059347 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.80 = 2137035 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.81 = 425771 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.82 = 1573749 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.84 = 1573730 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.85 = 12417108 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.91 = 1359975 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.94 = 1574483 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.97 = 1574324 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.99 = 6896256 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.102 = 60020 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.112 = 1575148 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.118 = 4308096 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.122 = 9826180 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.123 = 790347 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.125 = 3059357 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.128 = 16871616 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.129 = 13980385 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.130 = 1574082 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.131 = 1574829 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.136 = 6710075 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.137 = 1574193 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.139 = 1576169 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.140 = 196819 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.143 = 18091539 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.145 = 1576095 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.146 = 1575055 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.147 = 1573618 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.152 = 13789 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.153 = 13770 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.155 = 258153 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.157 = 1574334 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.159 = 303503 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.161 = 13400 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.164 = 7453083 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.165 = 2037793 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.166 = 3154380 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.167 = 6119618 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.169 = 12861521 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.173 = 10403624 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.178 = 1947638 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.182 = 3154277 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.183 = 2978278 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.184 = 2591041 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.185 = 1573895 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.187 = 18089409 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.192 = 18091540 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.195 = 2978326 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.198 = 12210856 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.200 = 18091540 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.202 = 18091540 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.205 = 1573855 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.207 = 11842228 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.209 = 18091540 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.212 = 4307979 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.215 = 1573787 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.225 = 726669 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.226 = 1573951 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.230 = 5762648 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.235 = 18089437 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.237 = 743812 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.242 = 18091540 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.245 = 10533744 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.211.252 = 2452289 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.211.253 = 2451962 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.216.243.113.1 = 1575742 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.216.243.117.250 = 2331190 >> bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.216.243.117.254 = 3060107 >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >> BGP4-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.6501s] >> STDOUT[ >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.32.1.4.24 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.32.1.5.4 = 3412 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.32.1.24.24 = 304650 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.129.250.197.173 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.5 = 751139 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.8 = 117892 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.13 = 1828752 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.15 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.17 = 140633 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.27 = 471646 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.28 = 15715575 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.33 = 2189 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.34 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.38 = 426186 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.39 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.40 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.41 = 9658 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.43 = 1839 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.44 = 14556 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.57 = 76516 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.62 = 11633 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.64 = 24382 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.69 = 238092 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.70 = 32698 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.76 = 20693 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.80 = 3478 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.81 = 58981 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.82 = 78806 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.84 = 1573714 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.85 = 1223 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.91 = 38280 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.94 = 1184412 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.97 = 573568 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.99 = 5552 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.102 = 59979 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.112 = 622612 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.118 = 1524 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.122 = 9826199 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.123 = 11492950 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.125 = 16757 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.128 = 89333 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.129 = 14118555 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.130 = 507935 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.131 = 78773 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.136 = 659 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.137 = 47548 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.139 = 15948 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.140 = 24754 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.143 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.145 = 1576089 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.146 = 581864 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.147 = 12 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.152 = 13783 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.153 = 13770 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.155 = 259870 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.157 = 1574293 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.159 = 720 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.161 = 12861 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.164 = 1933397 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.165 = 2037773 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.166 = 11694 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.167 = 6 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.169 = 808730 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.173 = 3107690 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.178 = 123278 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.182 = 20664 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.183 = 15558 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.184 = 108784 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.185 = 1573883 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.187 = 1640275 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.192 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.195 = 65659 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.198 = 28 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.200 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.202 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.205 = 1573825 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.207 = 1556742 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.209 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.212 = 2 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.215 = 1573780 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.225 = 2293 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.226 = 1573929 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.230 = 5762549 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.235 = 16616 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.237 = 748432 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.242 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.245 = 106893 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.211.252 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.211.253 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.216.243.113.1 = 0 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.216.243.117.250 = 2331096 >> bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.216.243.117.254 = 457184 >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >> BGP4-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' bgpPeerLocalAddr] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.5424s] >> STDOUT[ >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.32.1.4.24 = 32.1.4.24 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.32.1.5.4 = 32.1.5.4 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.32.1.24.24 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.129.250.197.173 = 129.250.197.174 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.5 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.8 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.13 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.15 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.17 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.27 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.28 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.33 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.34 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.38 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.39 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.40 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.41 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.43 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.44 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.57 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.62 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.64 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.69 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.70 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.76 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.80 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.81 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.82 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.84 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.85 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.91 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.94 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.97 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.99 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.102 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.112 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.118 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.122 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.123 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.125 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.128 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.129 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.130 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.131 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.136 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.137 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.139 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.140 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.143 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.145 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.146 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.147 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.152 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.153 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.155 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.157 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.159 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.161 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.164 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.165 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.166 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.167 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.169 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.173 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.178 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.182 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.183 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.184 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.185 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.187 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.192 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.195 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.198 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.200 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.202 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.205 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.207 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.209 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.212 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.215 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.225 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.226 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.230 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.235 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.237 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.242 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.245 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.211.252 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.211.253 = 206.72.210.74 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.216.243.113.1 = 216.243.117.1 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.216.243.117.250 = 216.243.117.249 >> bgpPeerLocalAddr.216.243.117.254 = 216.243.117.253 >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >> BGP4-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' bgpPeerIdentifier] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.4663s] >> STDOUT[ >> bgpPeerIdentifier.32.1.4.24 = 129.250.0.71 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.32.1.5.4 = 203.117.34.253 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.32.1.24.24 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.129.250.197.173 = 129.250.0.71 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.5 = 192.0.35.253 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.8 = 206.251.233.245 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.13 = 93.93.55.254 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.15 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.17 = 14.1.32.14 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.27 = 66.159.235.229 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.28 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.33 = 66.186.193.16 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.34 = 206.72.210.34 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.38 = 64.93.64.200 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.39 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.40 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.41 = 72.14.233.252 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.43 = 192.124.100.8 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.44 = 111.91.233.1 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.57 = 64.118.161.3 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.62 = 208.75.88.8 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.64 = 202.158.192.20 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.69 = 64.118.161.13 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.70 = 69.36.239.42 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.76 = 203.117.34.253 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.80 = 208.166.61.253 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.81 = 76.75.100.59 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.82 = 184.84.242.254 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.84 = 202.51.240.241 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.85 = 213.144.128.212 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.91 = 173.230.124.18 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.94 = 66.231.188.1 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.97 = 72.29.160.6 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.99 = 150.101.32.22 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.102 = 186.190.208.0 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.112 = 72.21.84.151 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.118 = 91.194.117.236 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.122 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.123 = 79.137.95.58 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.125 = 208.78.31.253 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.128 = 199.58.196.14 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.129 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.130 = 202.73.40.58 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.131 = 173.192.18.9 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.136 = 114.31.199.22 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.137 = 10.131.2.1 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.139 = 17.0.154.1 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.140 = 64.50.240.132 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.143 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.145 = 74.112.187.129 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.146 = 54.239.103.4 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.147 = 87.245.225.210 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.152 = 74.80.114.1 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.153 = 74.80.114.4 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.155 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.157 = 199.66.236.3 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.159 = 69.12.69.102 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.161 = 204.15.23.10 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.164 = 67.43.160.7 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.165 = 199.9.248.11 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.166 = 10.10.10.3 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.167 = 58.229.0.30 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.169 = 72.13.80.145 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.173 = 207.7.141.7 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.178 = 67.226.180.6 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.182 = 203.118.0.145 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.183 = 61.11.209.122 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.184 = 78.26.111.131 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.185 = 199.21.232.10 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.187 = 64.68.112.245 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.192 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.195 = 216.115.102.1 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.198 = 216.25.248.1 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.200 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.202 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.205 = 199.193.210.1 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.207 = 192.149.16.252 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.209 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.212 = 80.94.64.37 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.215 = 108.175.46.1 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.225 = 104.156.63.0 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.226 = 108.175.47.2 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.230 = 38.118.195.244 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.235 = 27.131.65.3 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.237 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.242 = 0.0.0.0 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.245 = 97.74.252.233 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.211.252 = 206.72.211.252 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.211.253 = 206.72.211.253 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.216.243.113.1 = 216.243.113.1 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.216.243.117.250 = 108.175.47.2 >> bgpPeerIdentifier.216.243.117.254 = 206.124.224.4 >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >> CISCO-BGP4-MIB -M >> /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp:/opt/observium/mibs/cisco >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' cbgpPeerAcceptedPrefixes] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.1276s] >> STDOUT[ >> cbgpPeerAcceptedPrefixes = No Such Object available on this agent at this OID >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[FALSE] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >> CISCO-BGP4-MIB -M >> /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp:/opt/observium/mibs/cisco >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' cbgpPeerDeniedPrefixes] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.1252s] >> STDOUT[ >> cbgpPeerDeniedPrefixes = No Such Object available on this agent at this OID >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[FALSE] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >> CISCO-BGP4-MIB -M >> /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp:/opt/observium/mibs/cisco >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' cbgpPeerPrefixAdminLimit] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.1293s] >> STDOUT[ >> cbgpPeerPrefixAdminLimit = No Such Object available on this agent at this OID >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[FALSE] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >> CISCO-BGP4-MIB -M >> /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp:/opt/observium/mibs/cisco >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' cbgpPeerPrefixThreshold] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.1568s] >> STDOUT[ >> cbgpPeerPrefixThreshold = No Such Object available on this agent at this OID >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[FALSE] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >> CISCO-BGP4-MIB -M >> /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp:/opt/observium/mibs/cisco >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' cbgpPeerPrefixClearThreshold] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.1686s] >> STDOUT[ >> cbgpPeerPrefixClearThreshold = No Such Object available on this agent >> at this OID >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[FALSE] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >> CISCO-BGP4-MIB -M >> /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp:/opt/observium/mibs/cisco >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' cbgpPeerAdvertisedPrefixes] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.2085s] >> STDOUT[ >> cbgpPeerAdvertisedPrefixes = No Such Object available on this agent at this OID >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[FALSE] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >> CISCO-BGP4-MIB -M >> /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp:/opt/observium/mibs/cisco >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' cbgpPeerSuppressedPrefixes] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.1234s] >> STDOUT[ >> cbgpPeerSuppressedPrefixes = No Such Object available on this agent at this OID >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[FALSE] >> >> CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >> CISCO-BGP4-MIB -M >> /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp:/opt/observium/mibs/cisco >> 'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' cbgpPeerWithdrawnPrefixes] >> EXITCODE[0] >> RUNTIME[0.29s] >> STDOUT[ >> cbgpPeerWithdrawnPrefixes = No Such Object available on this agent at this OID >> ] >> SNMP_STATUS[FALSE] >> >> SQL[SELECT *, `bgpPeers`.bgpPeer_id as bgpPeer_id FROM `bgpPeers` LEFT >> JOIN `bgpPeers-state` ON `bgpPeers`.bgpPeer_id = >> `bgpPeers-state`.bgpPeer_id WHERE `device_id` = '6'] >> RUNTIME[0.00107121s] >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.5 >> Peer: 206.72.210.5 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1575354 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1378'] >> RUNTIME[0.00043797s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1378.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1378.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.21] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.5.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.5.rrd >> N:15532:161:317036:335094:1575354] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.21] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='161',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15532',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='335094',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317036',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1575354',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='751139',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '5'] >> RUNTIME[0.00020504s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.5'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005102s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.8 >> Peer: 206.72.210.8 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 18004637 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1379'] >> RUNTIME[0.00011110s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1379.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1379.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.22] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.8.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.8.rrd >> N:15505:1077:316933:300099:18004637] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.22] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='1077',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15505',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='300099',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='316933',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='18004637',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='117892',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '6'] >> RUNTIME[0.00027514s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.8'] >> RUNTIME[0.00007391s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.13 >> Peer: 206.72.210.13 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 3154558 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1380'] >> RUNTIME[0.00012898s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1380.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1380.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.22] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.13.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.13.rrd >> N:15975:36:317170:301235:3154558] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.23] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='36',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15975',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='301235',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317170',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='3154558',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1828752',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '7'] >> RUNTIME[0.00028014s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.13'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005317s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.17 >> Peer: 206.72.210.17 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 654729 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1381'] >> RUNTIME[0.00012898s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1381.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1381.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.23] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.17.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.17.rrd >> N:15761:8016:618435:631372:654729] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.23] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='8016',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15761',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='631372',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='618435',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='654729',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='140633',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '8'] >> RUNTIME[0.00015807s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.17'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004101s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.27 >> Peer: 206.72.210.27 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 12212419 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1382'] >> RUNTIME[0.00010395s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1382.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1382.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.24] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.27.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.27.rrd >> N:15599:197808:314692:496852:12212419] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.24] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='197808',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15599',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='496852',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='314692',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='12212419',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='471646',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '9'] >> RUNTIME[0.00014687s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.27'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004220s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.33 >> Peer: 206.72.210.33 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 4307973 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1383'] >> RUNTIME[0.00009799s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1383.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1383.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.24] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.33.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.33.rrd >> N:15648:150181:317173:475796:4307973] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.24] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='150181',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15648',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='475796',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317173',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='4307973',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='2189',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '10'] >> RUNTIME[0.00013304s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.33'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004196s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.34 >> Peer: 206.72.210.34 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1574724 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1384'] >> RUNTIME[0.00009489s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1384.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1384.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.25] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.34.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.34.rrd >> N:23911126:0:24212629:301411:1574724] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.25] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='23911126',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='50',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='301411',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='24212629',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='51',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1574724',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='0',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '11'] >> RUNTIME[0.00015593s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.34'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004506s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.38 >> Peer: 206.72.210.38 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1573882 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1385'] >> RUNTIME[0.00012302s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1385.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1385.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.25] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.38.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.38.rrd >> N:17885:1909:2731343:3759834:1573882] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.26] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='1909',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='17885',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='3759834',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='7',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='2731343',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='4',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1573882',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='426186',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '12'] >> RUNTIME[0.00013900s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.38'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004101s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.41 >> Peer: 206.72.210.41 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 4308157 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1386'] >> RUNTIME[0.00009799s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1386.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1386.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.26] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.41.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.41.rrd >> N:15704:9319:618714:631932:4308157] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.26] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='9319',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15704',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='631932',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='618714',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='4308157',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='9658',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '14'] >> RUNTIME[0.00015187s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.41'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004601s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.43 >> Peer: 206.72.210.43 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 3154496 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1387'] >> RUNTIME[0.00010085s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1387.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1387.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.26] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.43.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.43.rrd >> N:15831:1740:317075:302596:3154496] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.27] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='1740',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15831',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='302596',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317075',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='3154496',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1839',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '15'] >> RUNTIME[0.00011396s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.43'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004196s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.44 >> Peer: 206.72.210.44 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 16992575 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1388'] >> RUNTIME[0.00009990s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1388.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1388.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.27] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.44.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.44.rrd >> N:15505:10769:316950:339420:16992575] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.27] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='10769',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15505',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='339420',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='316950',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='16992575',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='14556',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '16'] >> RUNTIME[0.00019598s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.44'] >> RUNTIME[0.00006104s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.57 >> Peer: 206.72.210.57 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 3059196 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1389'] >> RUNTIME[0.00013113s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1389.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1389.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.28] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.57.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.57.rrd >> N:15855:251:317710:346499:3059196] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.28] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='251',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15855',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='346499',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317710',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='3059196',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='76516',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '17'] >> RUNTIME[0.00015521s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.57'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005794s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.64 >> Peer: 206.72.210.64 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1574315 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1390'] >> RUNTIME[0.00012112s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1390.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1390.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.28] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.64.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.64.rrd >> N:16152:45772:619175:670364:1574315] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.28] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='45772',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16152',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='670364',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='619175',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1574315',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='24382',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '19'] >> RUNTIME[0.00017095s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.64'] >> RUNTIME[0.00006795s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.69 >> Peer: 206.72.210.69 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1575158 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1391'] >> RUNTIME[0.00017715s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1391.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1391.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.29] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.69.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.69.rrd >> N:15644:532:304317:330094:1575158] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.29] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='532',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15644',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='330094',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='304317',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1575158',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='238092',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '20'] >> RUNTIME[0.00017905s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.69'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005794s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.70 >> Peer: 206.72.210.70 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 13940690 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1392'] >> RUNTIME[0.00012898s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1392.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1392.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.30] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.70.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.70.rrd >> N:15504:4119:317001:304152:13940690] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.30] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='4119',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15504',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='304152',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317001',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='13940690',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='32698',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '21'] >> RUNTIME[0.00015688s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.70'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005794s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.80 >> Peer: 206.72.210.80 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 2137035 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1393'] >> RUNTIME[0.00011587s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1393.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1393.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.30] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.80.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.80.rrd >> N:15804:194:317304:331916:2137035] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.31] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='194',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15804',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='331916',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317304',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='2137035',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='3478',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '23'] >> RUNTIME[0.00014305s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.80'] >> RUNTIME[0.00007010s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.81 >> Peer: 206.72.210.81 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 425771 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1394'] >> RUNTIME[0.00011492s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1394.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1394.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.31] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.81.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.81.rrd >> N:16017:2411:619055:614468:425771] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.31] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='2411',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16017',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='614468',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='619055',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='425771',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='58981',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '24'] >> RUNTIME[0.00015306s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.81'] >> RUNTIME[0.00006294s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.82 >> Peer: 206.72.210.82 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1573749 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1395'] >> RUNTIME[0.00011611s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1395.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1395.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.32] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.82.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.82.rrd >> N:16300:2665:617488:619644:1573749] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.32] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='2665',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16300',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='619644',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='617488',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1573749',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='78806',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '25'] >> RUNTIME[0.00027704s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.82'] >> RUNTIME[0.00007701s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.84 >> Peer: 206.72.210.84 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1573730 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1396'] >> RUNTIME[0.00018787s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1396.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1396.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.32] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.84.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.84.rrd >> N:16150:76:619181:629471:1573730] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.33] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='76',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16150',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='629471',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='619181',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1573730',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1573714',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '26'] >> RUNTIME[0.00028610s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.84'] >> RUNTIME[0.00006604s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.85 >> Peer: 206.72.210.85 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 12417108 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1397'] >> RUNTIME[0.00015998s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1397.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1397.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.33] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.85.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.85.rrd >> N:15506:196500:317000:497219:12417108] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.33] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='196500',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15506',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='497219',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317000',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='12417108',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1223',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '27'] >> RUNTIME[0.00026989s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.85'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005698s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.94 >> Peer: 206.72.210.94 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1574483 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1398'] >> RUNTIME[0.00015903s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1398.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1398.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.34] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.94.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.94.rrd >> N:16165:16:619190:629052:1574483] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.34] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='16',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16165',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='629052',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='619190',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1574483',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1184412',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '28'] >> RUNTIME[0.00023603s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.94'] >> RUNTIME[0.00006104s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.97 >> Peer: 206.72.210.97 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1574324 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1399'] >> RUNTIME[0.00013614s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1399.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1399.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.34] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.97.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.97.rrd >> N:16291:479:619320:623977:1574324] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.35] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='479',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16291',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='623977',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='619320',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1574324',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='573568',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '29'] >> RUNTIME[0.00013494s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.97'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004315s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.99 >> Peer: 206.72.210.99 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 6896256 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1400'] >> RUNTIME[0.00010300s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1400.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1400.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.35] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.99.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.99.rrd >> N:15551:49894:317049:332585:6896256] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.35] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='49894',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15551',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='332585',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317049',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='6896256',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='5552',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '30'] >> RUNTIME[0.00016785s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.99'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004506s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.102 >> Peer: 206.72.210.102 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 60020 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1401'] >> RUNTIME[0.00009894s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1401.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1401.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.36] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.102.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.102.rrd >> N:15685:529:317101:299651:60020] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.36] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='529',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15685',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='299651',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317101',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='60020',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='59979',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '31'] >> RUNTIME[0.00019407s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.102'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004888s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.112 >> Peer: 206.72.210.112 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1575148 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1402'] >> RUNTIME[0.00014687s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1402.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1402.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.36] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.112.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.112.rrd >> N:16290:214:619295:619327:1575148] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.36] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='214',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16290',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='619327',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='619295',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1575148',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='622612',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '32'] >> RUNTIME[0.00016308s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.112'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004292s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.118 >> Peer: 206.72.210.118 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 4308096 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1403'] >> RUNTIME[0.00009799s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1403.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1403.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.37] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.118.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.118.rrd >> N:15576:38277:317082:355646:4308096] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.37] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='38277',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15576',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='355646',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317082',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='4308096',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1524',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '33'] >> RUNTIME[0.00010705s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.118'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004101s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.125 >> Peer: 206.72.210.125 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 3059357 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1404'] >> RUNTIME[0.00010204s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1404.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1404.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.37] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.125.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.125.rrd >> N:16025:1483:317583:302712:3059357] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.37] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='1483',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16025',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='302712',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317583',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='3059357',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='16757',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '35'] >> RUNTIME[0.00010395s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.125'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004292s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.128 >> Peer: 206.72.210.128 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 16871616 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1405'] >> RUNTIME[0.00008488s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1405.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1405.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.38] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.128.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.128.rrd >> N:15505:1499:317000:341578:16871616] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.38] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='1499',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15505',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='341578',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317000',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='16871616',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='89333',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '36'] >> RUNTIME[0.00016284s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.128'] >> RUNTIME[0.00006485s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.130 >> Peer: 206.72.210.130 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1574082 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1406'] >> RUNTIME[0.00015593s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1406.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1406.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.39] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.130.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.130.rrd >> N:15695:1860:316675:302795:1574082] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.39] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='1860',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15695',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='302795',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='316675',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1574082',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='507935',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '37'] >> RUNTIME[0.00018597s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.130'] >> RUNTIME[0.00006294s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.131 >> Peer: 206.72.210.131 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1574829 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1407'] >> RUNTIME[0.00016689s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1407.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1407.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.39] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.131.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.131.rrd >> N:16367:2491:619385:623664:1574829] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.40] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='2491',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16367',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='623664',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='619385',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1574829',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='78773',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '38'] >> RUNTIME[0.00023389s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.131'] >> RUNTIME[0.00012207s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.136 >> Peer: 206.72.210.136 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 6710075 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1408'] >> RUNTIME[0.00017691s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1408.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1408.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.40] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.136.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.136.rrd >> N:20063:372729:321326:545456:6710075] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.40] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='372729',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='20063',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='545456',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='321326',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='6710075',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='659',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '39'] >> RUNTIME[0.00028300s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.136'] >> RUNTIME[0.00006199s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.137 >> Peer: 206.72.210.137 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1574193 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1409'] >> RUNTIME[0.00014520s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1409.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1409.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.41] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.137.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.137.rrd >> N:15962:534:618970:624144:1574193] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.41] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='534',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15962',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='624144',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='618970',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1574193',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='47548',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '40'] >> RUNTIME[0.00018692s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.137'] >> RUNTIME[0.00006104s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.139 >> Peer: 206.72.210.139 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1576169 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1410'] >> RUNTIME[0.00009704s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1410.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1410.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.42] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.139.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.139.rrd >> N:15886:411:618896:620263:1576169] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.42] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='411',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15886',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='620263',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='618896',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='2',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1576169',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='15948',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '41'] >> RUNTIME[0.00015211s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.139'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004411s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.140 >> Peer: 206.72.210.140 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 196819 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1411'] >> RUNTIME[0.00008988s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1411.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1411.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.42] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.140.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.140.rrd >> N:15517:5383:316986:305975:196819] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.42] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='5383',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15517',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='305975',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='316986',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='196819',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='24754',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '42'] >> RUNTIME[0.00010896s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.140'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004196s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.147 >> Peer: 206.72.210.147 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1573618 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1412'] >> RUNTIME[0.00008011s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1412.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1412.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.43] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.147.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.147.rrd >> N:16518:906926:619575:1531289:1573618] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.43] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='906926',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='2',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16518',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='1531289',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='3',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='619575',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1573618',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='12',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '44'] >> RUNTIME[0.00015712s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.147'] >> RUNTIME[0.00006199s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.157 >> Peer: 206.72.210.157 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1574334 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1414'] >> RUNTIME[0.00011992s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1414.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1414.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.43] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.157.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.157.rrd >> N:16376:50:619411:622065:1574334] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.44] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='50',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16376',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='622065',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='2',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='619411',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1574334',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1574293',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '46'] >> RUNTIME[0.00014091s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.157'] >> RUNTIME[0.00006199s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.161 >> Peer: 206.72.210.161 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 13400 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1415'] >> RUNTIME[0.00012708s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1415.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1415.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.44] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.161.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.161.rrd >> N:16333:103:619133:615486:13400] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.44] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='103',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16333',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='615486',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='2',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='619133',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='13400',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='12861',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '48'] >> RUNTIME[0.00014281s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.161'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005889s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.164 >> Peer: 206.72.210.164 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 7453083 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1416'] >> RUNTIME[0.00015402s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1416.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1416.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.45] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.164.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.164.rrd >> N:16135:198:317538:301634:7453083] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.45] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='198',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16135',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='301634',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317538',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='7453083',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1933397',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '49'] >> RUNTIME[0.00016403s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.164'] >> RUNTIME[0.00006509s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.165 >> Peer: 206.72.210.165 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 2037793 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1417'] >> RUNTIME[0.00018096s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1417.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1417.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.46] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.165.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.165.rrd >> N:15495:4:316993:340580:2037793] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.46] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='4',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15495',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='340580',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='316993',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='2037793',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='2037773',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '50'] >> RUNTIME[0.00028515s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.165'] >> RUNTIME[0.00007391s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.166 >> Peer: 206.72.210.166 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 3154380 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1418'] >> RUNTIME[0.00030899s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1418.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1418.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.46] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.166.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.166.rrd >> N:15714:2408:317221:346924:3154380] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.47] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='2408',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15714',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='346924',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317221',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='3154380',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='11694',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '51'] >> RUNTIME[0.00021005s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.166'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005007s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.167 >> Peer: 206.72.210.167 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 6119618 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1419'] >> RUNTIME[0.00010800s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1419.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1419.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.47] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.167.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.167.rrd >> N:15647:301073:316989:464665:6119618] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.47] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='301073',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='2',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15647',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='464665',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='2',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='316989',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='6119618',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='6',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '52'] >> RUNTIME[0.00015378s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.167'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004101s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.169 >> Peer: 206.72.210.169 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 12861521 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1420'] >> RUNTIME[0.00009704s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1420.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1420.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.48] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.169.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.169.rrd >> N:15612:223:316512:340045:12861521] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.48] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='223',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15612',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='340045',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='316512',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='12861521',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='808730',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '53'] >> RUNTIME[0.00013494s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.169'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004101s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.173 >> Peer: 206.72.210.173 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 10403624 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1421'] >> RUNTIME[0.00009584s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1421.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1421.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.48] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.173.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.173.rrd >> N:15508:60:317005:301558:10403624] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.48] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='60',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15508',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='301558',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317005',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='10403624',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='3107690',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '54'] >> RUNTIME[0.00015092s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.173'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005221s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.178 >> Peer: 206.72.210.178 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1947638 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1422'] >> RUNTIME[0.00009894s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1422.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1422.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.49] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.178.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.178.rrd >> N:15561:538:317063:332150:1947638] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.49] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='538',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15561',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='332150',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317063',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1947638',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='123278',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '55'] >> RUNTIME[0.00013304s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.178'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004411s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.183 >> Peer: 206.72.210.183 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 2978278 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1423'] >> RUNTIME[0.00009680s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1423.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1423.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.49] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.183.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.183.rrd >> N:16282:28656:619302:655864:2978278] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.50] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='28656',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16282',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='655864',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='619302',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='2978278',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='15558',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '57'] >> RUNTIME[0.00014901s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.183'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005102s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.184 >> Peer: 206.72.210.184 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 2591041 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1424'] >> RUNTIME[0.00011897s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1424.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1424.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.50] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.184.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.184.rrd >> N:16658:77:619706:628328:2591041] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.50] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='77',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16658',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='628328',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='619706',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='2',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='2591041',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='108784',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '58'] >> RUNTIME[0.00018096s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.184'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004196s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.185 >> Peer: 206.72.210.185 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1573895 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1425'] >> RUNTIME[0.00008607s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1425.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1425.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.50] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.185.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.185.rrd >> N:15798:72:618822:627404:1573895] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.51] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='72',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15798',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='627404',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='618822',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1573895',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1573883',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '59'] >> RUNTIME[0.00011683s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.185'] >> RUNTIME[0.00003695s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.187 >> Peer: 206.72.210.187 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 18089409 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1426'] >> RUNTIME[0.00007796s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1426.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1426.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.51] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.187.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.187.rrd >> N:15481:67:316975:301531:18089409] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.51] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='67',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15481',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='301531',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='316975',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='18089409',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1640275',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '60'] >> RUNTIME[0.00014305s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.187'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005412s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.195 >> Peer: 206.72.210.195 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 2978326 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1427'] >> RUNTIME[0.00012493s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1427.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1427.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.52] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.195.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.195.rrd >> N:16153:1064:619174:616728:2978326] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.52] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='1064',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16153',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='616728',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='619174',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='2978326',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='65659',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '61'] >> RUNTIME[0.00015283s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.195'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005388s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.198 >> Peer: 206.72.210.198 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 12210856 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1428'] >> RUNTIME[0.00011086s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1428.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1428.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.52] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.198.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.198.rrd >> N:15677:255490:317198:556994:12210856] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.52] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='255490',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='2',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15677',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='556994',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='2',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317198',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='12210856',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='28',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '62'] >> RUNTIME[0.00015116s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.198'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005412s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.205 >> Peer: 206.72.210.205 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1573855 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1429'] >> RUNTIME[0.00012493s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1429.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1429.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.53] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.205.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.205.rrd >> N:16333:29:619360:630047:1573855] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.53] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='29',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16333',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='630047',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='619360',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1573855',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1573825',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '63'] >> RUNTIME[0.00016809s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.205'] >> RUNTIME[0.00006294s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.207 >> Peer: 206.72.210.207 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 11842228 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1430'] >> RUNTIME[0.00016809s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1430.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1430.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.53] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.207.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.207.rrd >> N:15507:352:317004:331919:11842228] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.54] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='352',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15507',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='331919',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317004',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='11842228',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1556742',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '64'] >> RUNTIME[0.00028014s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.207'] >> RUNTIME[0.00006890s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.215 >> Peer: 206.72.210.215 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1573787 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1431'] >> RUNTIME[0.00014997s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1431.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1431.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.54] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.215.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.215.rrd >> N:16590:74:1825370:1808445:1573787] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.54] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='74',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16590',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='1808445',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='4',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='1825370',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='3',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1573787',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1573780',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '65'] >> RUNTIME[0.00019097s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.215'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005579s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.225 >> Peer: 206.72.210.225 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 726669 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1432'] >> RUNTIME[0.00011802s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1432.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1432.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.55] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.225.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.225.rrd >> N:15556:2151:316189:341042:726669] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.55] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='2151',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15556',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='341042',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='316189',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='726669',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='2293',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '66'] >> RUNTIME[0.00014305s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.225'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005317s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.226 >> Peer: 206.72.210.226 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1573951 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1433'] >> RUNTIME[0.00012898s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1433.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1433.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.55] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.226.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.226.rrd >> N:16841:64:1825604:1808493:1573951] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.56] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='64',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16841',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='1808493',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='3',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='1825604',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='3',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1573951',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1573929',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '67'] >> RUNTIME[0.00014997s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.226'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005317s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.230 >> Peer: 206.72.210.230 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 5762648 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1434'] >> RUNTIME[0.00011396s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1434.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1434.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.56] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.230.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.230.rrd >> N:15521:9:317015:340599:5762648] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.56] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='9',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15521',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='340599',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317015',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='5762648',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='5762549',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '68'] >> RUNTIME[0.00014496s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.230'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005484s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.235 >> Peer: 206.72.210.235 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 18089437 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1435'] >> RUNTIME[0.00011182s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1435.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1435.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.57] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.235.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.235.rrd >> N:16867:1506:318361:340139:18089437] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.57] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='1506',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16867',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='340139',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='318361',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='18089437',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='16616',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '69'] >> RUNTIME[0.00013995s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.235'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005603s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.245 >> Peer: 206.72.210.245 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 10533744 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1436'] >> RUNTIME[0.00010991s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1436.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1436.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.57] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.245.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.245.rrd >> N:15903:1287:312176:297213:10533744] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.57] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='1287',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15903',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='297213',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='312176',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='10533744',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='106893',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '71'] >> RUNTIME[0.00013804s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.245'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005388s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.211.252 >> Peer: 206.72.211.252 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 2452289 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1437'] >> RUNTIME[0.00011420s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1437.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1437.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.58] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.211.252.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.211.252.rrd >> N:16213:8362125:317725:8706655:2452289] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.58] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='8362125',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='60',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16213',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='8706655',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='61',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317725',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='2452289',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='0',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '72'] >> RUNTIME[0.00014591s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.211.252'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005293s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.211.253 >> Peer: 206.72.211.253 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 2451962 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1438'] >> RUNTIME[0.00011897s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1438.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1438.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.58] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.211.253.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.211.253.rrd >> N:15520:8304395:317016:8648958:2451962] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.59] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='8304395',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='56',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15520',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='8648958',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='56',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317016',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='2451962',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='0',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '73'] >> RUNTIME[0.00025082s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.211.253'] >> RUNTIME[0.00006390s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 216.243.113.1 >> Peer: 216.243.113.1 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1575742 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1439'] >> RUNTIME[0.00014496s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1439.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1439.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.59] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-216.243.113.1.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-216.243.113.1.rrd >> N:30563584:63625957:31166563:64275151:1575742] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.60] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='63625957',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='90',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='30563584',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='112',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='64275151',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='92',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='31166563',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='108',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1575742',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='0',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '74'] >> RUNTIME[0.00020599s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '216.243.113.1'] >> RUNTIME[0.00008202s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 216.243.117.250 >> Peer: 216.243.117.250 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 2331190 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1440'] >> RUNTIME[0.00016785s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1440.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1440.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.60] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-216.243.117.250.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-216.243.117.250.rrd >> N:870:12:1809738:1808682:2331190] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.61] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='12',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='870',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='1808682',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='4',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='1809738',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='4',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='2331190',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='2331096',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '75'] >> RUNTIME[0.00018692s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '216.243.117.250'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005388s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 216.243.117.254 >> Peer: 216.243.117.254 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 3060107 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1441'] >> RUNTIME[0.00013089s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1441.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1441.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.61] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-216.243.117.254.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-216.243.117.254.rrd >> N:18876532:49:19140879:262481:3060107] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.61] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='49',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='18876532',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='38',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='262481',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='19140879',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='38',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='3060107',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='457184',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '76'] >> RUNTIME[0.00013304s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '216.243.117.254'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004983s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 32.1.4.24 >> Peer: 32.1.4.24 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 189648 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1442'] >> RUNTIME[0.00010419s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1442.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1442.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.62] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-32.1.4.24.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-32.1.4.24.rrd >> N:0:23320353:301148:23320392:189648] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.62] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='23320353',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='54',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='23320392',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='54',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='301148',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='189648',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='0',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '108'] >> RUNTIME[0.00013685s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '32.1.4.24'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005603s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 129.250.197.173 >> Peer: 129.250.197.173 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 189657 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1443'] >> RUNTIME[0.00012112s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1443.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1443.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.63] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-129.250.197.173.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-129.250.197.173.rrd >> N:286:46442573:301437:46442617:189657] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.63] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='46442573',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='155',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='286',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='46442617',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='154',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='301437',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='189657',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='0',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '109'] >> RUNTIME[0.00014806s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '129.250.197.173'] >> RUNTIME[0.00006008s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.212 >> Peer: 206.72.210.212 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 4307979 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1444'] >> RUNTIME[0.00017405s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1444.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1444.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.63] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.212.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.212.rrd >> N:15064:120377:156021:254569:4307979] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.63] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='120377',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15064',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='254569',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='2',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='156021',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='4307979',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='2',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '110'] >> RUNTIME[0.00014877s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.212'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004005s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 32.1.5.4 >> Peer: 32.1.5.4 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1573828 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1445'] >> RUNTIME[0.00008798s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1445.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1445.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.64] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-32.1.5.4.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-32.1.5.4.rrd >> N:11:11152:301346:312424:1573828] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.64] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='11152',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='11',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='312424',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='301346',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1573828',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='3412',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '111'] >> RUNTIME[0.00011396s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '32.1.5.4'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004196s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.76 >> Peer: 206.72.210.76 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 3059347 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1446'] >> RUNTIME[0.00007820s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1446.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1446.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.64] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.76.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.76.rrd >> N:15691:1551:317043:302821:3059347] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.64] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='1551',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15691',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='302821',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317043',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='3059347',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='20693',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '112'] >> RUNTIME[0.00014782s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.76'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005698s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.182 >> Peer: 206.72.210.182 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 3154277 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1447'] >> RUNTIME[0.00011492s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1447.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1447.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.65] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.182.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.182.rrd >> N:15761:28482:317186:323603:3154277] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.65] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='28482',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15761',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='323603',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317186',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='3154277',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='20664',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '113'] >> RUNTIME[0.00014806s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.182'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005794s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.146 >> Peer: 206.72.210.146 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1575055 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1448'] >> RUNTIME[0.00011492s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1448.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1448.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.65] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.146.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.146.rrd >> N:16136:75:617804:622614:1575055] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.66] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='75',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16136',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='622614',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='617804',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1575055',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='581864',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '117'] >> RUNTIME[0.00036907s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.146'] >> RUNTIME[0.00006986s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.145 >> Peer: 206.72.210.145 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1576095 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1449'] >> RUNTIME[0.00018692s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1449.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1449.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.66] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.145.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.145.rrd >> N:125:4:39865:39737:1576095] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.66] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='4',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='125',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='39737',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='39865',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1576095',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1576089',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '119'] >> RUNTIME[0.00016785s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.145'] >> RUNTIME[0.00006294s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.91 >> Peer: 206.72.210.91 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1359975 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1450'] >> RUNTIME[0.00011897s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1450.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1450.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.67] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.91.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.91.rrd >> N:51:28:22721:22685:1359975] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.67] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='28',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='51',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='22685',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='22721',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1359975',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='38280',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '122'] >> RUNTIME[0.00016093s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.91'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005794s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.62 >> Peer: 206.72.210.62 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1133470 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1451'] >> RUNTIME[0.00012398s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1451.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1451.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.67] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.62.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.62.rrd >> N:16033:2319:369757:353566:1133470] >> stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.68] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='2319',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16033',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='353566',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='369757',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='1133470',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='11633',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '124'] >> RUNTIME[0.00014305s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.62'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005984s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.123 >> Peer: 206.72.210.123 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 790347 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1452'] >> RUNTIME[0.00011897s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1452.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1452.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.02 s:0.00 r:7.68] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.123.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.123.rrd >> N:15870:151:317081:344287:790347] >> stdout[OK u:0.02 s:0.00 r:7.68] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='151',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15870',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='344287',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='317081',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='790347',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='11492950',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '126'] >> RUNTIME[0.00014710s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.123'] >> RUNTIME[0.00005913s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.159 >> Peer: 206.72.210.159 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 303503 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1486'] >> RUNTIME[0.00015187s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1486.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1486.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.02 s:0.00 r:7.69] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.159.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.159.rrd >> N:15860:9789:391289:362467:303503] >> stdout[OK u:0.02 s:0.00 r:7.69] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='9789',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15860',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='362467',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='391289',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='303503',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='720',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '128'] >> RUNTIME[0.00022888s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.159'] >> RUNTIME[0.00007200s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.152 >> Peer: 206.72.210.152 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 13789 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1487'] >> RUNTIME[0.00020003s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1487.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1487.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.02 s:0.00 r:7.70] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.152.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.152.rrd >> N:10:4:243:236:13789] >> stdout[OK u:0.02 s:0.00 r:7.70] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='4',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='10',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='236',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='243',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='13789',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='13783',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '129'] >> RUNTIME[0.00023913s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.152'] >> RUNTIME[0.00006294s] >> >> Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.153 >> Peer: 206.72.210.153 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [bgpPeerState] => established >> [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start >> [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 13770 >> ) >> Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >> Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >> bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >> ='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1488'] >> RUNTIME[0.00010991s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1488.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1488.rrd >> N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.02 s:0.00 r:7.70] >> stderr[]] >> [ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.153.rrd >> already exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.153.rrd >> N:10:1:260:233:13770] >> stdout[OK u:0.02 s:0.00 r:7.71] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='10',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >> ='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >> ='233',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >> ='260',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >> ='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >> ='13770',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='13770',`bgpPeer_polled` >> ='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '130'] >> RUNTIME[0.00013089s] >> >> SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >> bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.153'] >> RUNTIME[0.00004101s] >> >> Module [ bgp-peers ] time: 7.1577s >> Graphs [checked]: ping, ping_snmp, uptime >> >> Polled in 7.7094 seconds >> Updating cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net - Array >> ( >> [uptime] => 18091777 >> [last_polled] => Array >> ( >> [0] => NOW() >> ) >> >> [last_polled_timetaken] => 7.7094 >> [device_state] => >> a:1:{s:15:"poller_mod_perf";a:3:{s:6:"system";s:6:"0.3541";i:0;s:6:"0.0822";s:9:"bgp-peers";s:6:"7.1577";}} >> ) >> >> >> SQL[UPDATE `devices` set `uptime` ='18091777',`last_polled` >> =NOW(),`last_polled_timetaken` ='7.7094',`device_state` >> ='a:1:{s:15:\"poller_mod_perf\";a:3:{s:6:\"system\";s:6:\"0.3541\";i:0;s:6:\"0.0822\";s:9:\"bgp-peers\";s:6:\"7.1577\";}}' >> WHERE `device_id` = '6'] >> RUNTIME[0.06754494s] >> UPDATED! >> >> Checking alerts >> Array >> ( >> [device_status] => 1 >> [device_status_type] => >> [device_ping] => 44.9 >> [device_snmp] => 57.84 >> [device_uptime] => 18091745 >> [device_duration_poll] => 7.17 >> ) >> Checking alert 2 associated by 1 >> Testing: device_status equals 0 (value: 1) OK Checks OK. >> >> SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >> ='{\"metrics\":{\"device_status\":\"1\"}}',`count` ='0',`alert_status` >> ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` ='1424964003' WHERE >> `alert_table_id` = '6'] >> RUNTIME[0.00019884s] >> RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-6.rrd already >> exists - no need to create. >> RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-6.rrd N:1:1] >> stdout[OK u:0.02 s:0.00 r:7.78] >> stderr[]] >> >> SQL[INSERT INTO `perf_times` >> (`type`,`doing`,`start`,`duration`,`devices`) VALUES >> ('poll','6','1424963995.2316','7.788','1')] >> RUNTIME[0.00021315s] >> ./poller.php: cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net - 1 devices polled in 7.788 secs >> NOTE, $config['snmp']['hide_auth'] sets as TRUE, snmp community and >> snmp v3 auth hidden from debug output. >> Memory usage: 5.75MB (peak: 5.75MB) >> MySQL: Cell[1/0s] Row[4/0s] Rows[5/0.01s] Column[0/0s] >> Update[156/0.18s] Insert[1/0.04s] Delete[0/0s] >> root@observium:/opt/observium# >> >> On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 8:16 AM, Spencer Gaw <spencerg(a)frii.net> wrote: >>> Could you provide the output of: >>> >>> ./poller.php -h <host_in_question> -m bgp-peers -d >>> >>> >>> Regards, >>> >>> SG >>> >>> On 2/26/2015 7:42 AM, John Brown wrote: >>>> >>>> Hi, >>>> >>>> Kind of hard to be monitoring the wrong system. the FQDN (As >>>> required buy observium) matches the loopback on the device, the >>>> sysName matches, the community string, unique for that device matches, >>>> the rest of the BGP peers match..... >>>> >>>> In addition, no where in our network is there a BGP peer that starts >>>> with 32.x.y.z >>>> >>>> Whats interesting is if I walk the BGP MIB i get >>>> >>>> snmpwalk -v2c -c <comstr> <routername> .1.3.6.1.2.1.15.3.1.1.32 >>>> >>>> SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.15.3.1.1.32.1.4.24 = IpAddress: 129.250.0.71 >>>> SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.15.3.1.1.32.1.5.4 = IpAddress: 203.117.34.253 >>>> SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.15.3.1.1.32.1.24.24 = IpAddress: 0.0.0.0 >>>> >>>> <List of other peers that look normal deleted> >>>> >>>> the 32.1.4.24, 32.1.5.4 and 32.1.24.24 do NOT exist in our system. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 7:35 AM, Moerman, Maarten <mmoerman(a)ebay.com> >>>> wrote: >>>>> >>>>> Based on your previous email as well, I would say, you're either >>>>> monitoring the wrong system, or you're hacked by the NSA :) >>>>> >>>>> Maarten >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> On 2/26/15, 12:05 PM, "John Brown" <john(a)citylinkfiber.com> wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> Hi, >>>>>> >>>>>> We have a BGP session being reported in Observium, but that neighbor >>>>>> does NOT exist in the router at all >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> see attached screen snip >>>>>> >>>>>> Any idea why ?? >>>>> >>>>> _______________________________________________ >>>>> observium mailing list >>>>> observium(a)observium.org >>>>> http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium >>>> >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> observium mailing list >>>> observium(a)observium.org >>>> http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium >>> >>> >>> 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BGP session reported in Observium, but does NOT exist in router
by John Brown 26 Feb '15

26 Feb '15

Hi, We have a BGP session being reported in Observium, but that neighbor does NOT exist in the router at all see attached screen snip Any idea why ??

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Re: [Observium] BGP session reported in Observium, but does NOT exist in router
by Ron Marosko, Jr. 26 Feb '15

26 Feb '15

Just a cursory glance at this through my phone, so I may be missing something... Bgp router-id is not always the same as the bgp neighbor id. Given the counts I appear to see, is it possible that this 32.x.x.x address your seeing is the bgp router-id of your upstream neighbor, which is why you don't see it in your configuration as a bgp neighbor? Just a thought... I'll be able to review this further once I get on my laptop. ...Ron Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE DROID John Brown <john(a)citylinkfiber.com> wrote: >root@observium:/opt/observium# cat cr01.lax.txt >DEBUG! >Observium 0.15.2.6286 >Poller > >Starting polling run: > > >SQL[SELECT `device_id` FROM `devices` WHERE `disabled` = 0 AND >`device_id` = '6' ORDER BY `device_id` ASC] >RUNTIME[0.00047612s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM `devices` WHERE `device_id` = '6'] >RUNTIME[0.00024199s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM `devices_attribs` WHERE `device_id` = '6'] >RUNTIME[0.00004482s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM `alert_tests` WHERE 1] >RUNTIME[0.00004292s] >Cached 3 alert rules. > >SQL[SELECT *,`alert_table`.`alert_table_id` AS `alert_table_id` FROM >`alert_table` LEFT JOIN `alert_table-state` ON >`alert_table`.`alert_table_id` = `alert_table-state`.`alert_table_id` >WHERE `device_id` = '6'] >RUNTIME[0.00132298s] >cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net 6 ios (cisco) > >CMD[/usr/bin/fping -t 1000 -c 1 -q 216.243.117.1 2>&1] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.0474s] >STDOUT[ >216.243.117.1 : xmt/rcv/%loss = 1/1/0%, min/avg/max = 44.9/44.9/44.9 >] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpget -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUst -m >SNMPv2-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' sysObjectID.0 sysUpTime.0] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.0557s] >STDOUT[ >sysObjectID.0 = enterprises.9.1.282 >sysUpTime.0 = 1809177756 >] >SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/status.rrd already >exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/status.rrd N:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:0.11] >stderr[]] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/ping.rrd already >exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/ping.rrd N:44.9] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:0.11] >stderr[]] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/ping_snmp.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/ping_snmp.rrd >N:57.84] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:0.11] >stderr[]] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM `device_graphs` WHERE `device_id` = '6'] >RUNTIME[0.00013304s] > >including: includes/polling/system.inc.php > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpget -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >SNMPv2-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' sysUpTime.0 sysLocation.0 >sysContact.0 sysName.0] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.0559s] >STDOUT[ >sysUpTime.0 = 209:9:29:37.63 >sysLocation.0 = 1 Wilshire, LAX >sysContact.0 = ticket(a)citylinkfiber.com >sysName.0 = cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net >] >SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpget -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -Oqv -m SNMPv2-MIB >-M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' sysDescr.0] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.0557s] >STDOUT[ >Cisco Internetwork Operating System Software >IOS (tm) s72033_rp Software (s72033_rp-IPSERVICESK9-M), Version >12.2(18)SXF17b, RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1) >Technical Support: http://www.cisco.com/techsupport >Copyright (c) 1986-2011 by cisco Systems, Inc. >Com >] >SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpget -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -Oqvn -m >SNMPv2-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' sysObjectID.0] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.0556s] >STDOUT[ >.1.3.6.1.4.1.9.1.282 >] >SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpget -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -Ovqn -m >SNMP-FRAMEWORK-MIB -M >/opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' snmpEngineID.0] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.0543s] >STDOUT[ >"80 00 00 09 03 00 00 14 1B DC 34 40 " >] >SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpget -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -Oqv -m >HOST-RESOURCES-MIB -M >/opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' hrSystemUptime.0] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.0604s] >STDOUT[ >No Such Object available on this agent at this OID >] >SNMP_STATUS[FALSE] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpget -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OUqv -m >SNMP-FRAMEWORK-MIB -M >/opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' snmpEngineTime.0] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.0542s] >STDOUT[ >18091747 >] >SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] >Using SNMP Agent sysUpTime (18091777 sec. => 209 days, 9h 29m 37s) >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/uptime.rrd already >exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/uptime.rrd >N:18091777] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:0.47] >stderr[]] >Uptime: 209 days, 9h 29m 37s > >SQL[SELECT `version` FROM `dbSchema`;] >RUNTIME[0.00013304s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM `devices_locations` WHERE `device_id` = '6'] >RUNTIME[0.00006294s] >Module [ system ] time: 0.3541s > >including: includes/polling/os.inc.php > >SQL[SELECT * FROM `entPhysical` WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >`entPhysicalContainedIn` = '0'] >RUNTIME[0.00007987s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM `devices_attribs` WHERE `device_id` = '6'] >RUNTIME[0.00006199s] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpget -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUst -m >SNMPv2-MIB:CISCO-CONFIG-MAN-MIB -M >/opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp:/opt/observium/mibs/cisco >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' sysUpTime.0 >ccmHistoryRunningLastChanged.0 ccmHistoryRunningLastSaved.0 >ccmHistoryStartupLastChanged.0] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.0717s] >STDOUT[ >sysUpTime.0 = 1809177800 >ccmHistoryRunningLastChanged.0 = 1807696107 >ccmHistoryRunningLastSaved.0 = 1809153271 >ccmHistoryStartupLastChanged.0 = 1807718083 >] >SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] >Cisco configuration ages > > sysUptime : 2014-07-31 23:50:17 | 209 days, 9h 29m 38s > Running : 2015-02-26 04:12:58 | 4h 6m 56s > Saved : 2015-02-26 08:15:49 | 4m 5s > Startup : 2015-02-26 04:16:37 | 4h 3m 17s > >SQL[SELECT * FROM `entPhysical` WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >`entPhysicalClass` = 'module' AND `entPhysicalContainedIn` = '1'] >RUNTIME[0.00014997s] > >Hardware: WS-C6506-E Version: Features: Serial: SAL09253KS1 Asset: >Module [ ] time: 0.0822s > >including: includes/polling/bgp-peers.inc.php > >SQL[SELECT * FROM `devices_attribs` WHERE `device_id` = '6'] >RUNTIME[0.00006700s] >BGP Peers: >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpget -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OUQvn -m BGP4-MIB >-M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' bgpLocalAs.0] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.0563s] >STDOUT[ >7850 >] >SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] >AS7850 > >SQL[SELECT * FROM `devices_attribs` WHERE `device_id` = '6'] >RUNTIME[0.00010991s] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >CISCO-BGP4-MIB -M >/opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp:/opt/observium/mibs/cisco >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' cbgpPeer2State] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.1271s] >STDOUT[ >cbgpPeer2State = No Such Object available on this agent at this OID >] >SNMP_STATUS[FALSE] >Caching: BGP4-MIB >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >BGP4-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' bgpPeerState] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.4714s] >STDOUT[ >bgpPeerState.32.1.4.24 = established >bgpPeerState.32.1.5.4 = established >bgpPeerState.32.1.24.24 = active >bgpPeerState.129.250.197.173 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.5 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.8 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.13 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.15 = idle >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.17 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.27 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.28 = idle >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.33 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.34 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.38 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.39 = active >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.40 = idle >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.41 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.43 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.44 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.57 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.62 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.64 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.69 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.70 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.76 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.80 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.81 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.82 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.84 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.85 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.91 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.94 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.97 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.99 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.102 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.112 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.118 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.122 = idle >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.123 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.125 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.128 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.129 = idle >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.130 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.131 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.136 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.137 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.139 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.140 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.143 = idle >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.145 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.146 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.147 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.152 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.153 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.155 = active >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.157 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.159 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.161 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.164 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.165 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.166 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.167 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.169 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.173 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.178 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.182 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.183 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.184 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.185 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.187 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.192 = idle >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.195 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.198 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.200 = idle >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.202 = idle >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.205 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.207 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.209 = idle >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.212 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.215 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.225 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.226 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.230 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.235 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.237 = active >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.242 = idle >bgpPeerState.206.72.210.245 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.211.252 = established >bgpPeerState.206.72.211.253 = established >bgpPeerState.216.243.113.1 = established >bgpPeerState.216.243.117.250 = established >bgpPeerState.216.243.117.254 = established >] >SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >BGP4-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' bgpPeerAdminStatus] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.4696s] >STDOUT[ >bgpPeerAdminStatus.32.1.4.24 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.32.1.5.4 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.32.1.24.24 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.129.250.197.173 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.5 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.8 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.13 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.15 = stop >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.17 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.27 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.28 = stop >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.33 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.34 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.38 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.39 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.40 = stop >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.41 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.43 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.44 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.57 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.62 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.64 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.69 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.70 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.76 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.80 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.81 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.82 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.84 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.85 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.91 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.94 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.97 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.99 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.102 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.112 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.118 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.122 = stop >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.123 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.125 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.128 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.129 = stop >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.130 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.131 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.136 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.137 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.139 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.140 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.143 = stop >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.145 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.146 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.147 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.152 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.153 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.155 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.157 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.159 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.161 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.164 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.165 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.166 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.167 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.169 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.173 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.178 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.182 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.183 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.184 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.185 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.187 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.192 = stop >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.195 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.198 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.200 = stop >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.202 = stop >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.205 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.207 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.209 = stop >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.212 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.215 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.225 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.226 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.230 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.235 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.237 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.242 = stop >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.210.245 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.211.252 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.206.72.211.253 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.216.243.113.1 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.216.243.117.250 = start >bgpPeerAdminStatus.216.243.117.254 = start >] >SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >BGP4-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' bgpPeerInUpdates] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.4697s] >STDOUT[ >bgpPeerInUpdates.32.1.4.24 = 23320353 >bgpPeerInUpdates.32.1.5.4 = 11152 >bgpPeerInUpdates.32.1.24.24 = 1068206 >bgpPeerInUpdates.129.250.197.173 = 46442573 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.5 = 161 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.8 = 1077 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.13 = 36 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.15 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.17 = 8016 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.27 = 197808 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.28 = 25 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.33 = 150181 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.34 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.38 = 1909 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.39 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.40 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.41 = 9319 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.43 = 1740 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.44 = 10769 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.57 = 251 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.62 = 2319 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.64 = 45772 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.69 = 532 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.70 = 4119 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.76 = 1551 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.80 = 194 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.81 = 2411 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.82 = 2665 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.84 = 76 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.85 = 196500 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.91 = 28 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.94 = 16 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.97 = 479 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.99 = 49894 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.102 = 529 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.112 = 214 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.118 = 38277 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.122 = 1011657 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.123 = 151 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.125 = 1483 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.128 = 1499 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.129 = 326 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.130 = 1860 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.131 = 2491 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.136 = 372729 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.137 = 534 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.139 = 411 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.140 = 5383 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.143 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.145 = 4 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.146 = 75 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.147 = 906926 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.152 = 4 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.153 = 1 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.155 = 31 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.157 = 50 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.159 = 9789 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.161 = 103 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.164 = 198 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.165 = 4 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.166 = 2408 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.167 = 301073 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.169 = 223 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.173 = 60 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.178 = 538 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.182 = 28482 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.183 = 28656 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.184 = 77 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.185 = 72 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.187 = 67 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.192 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.195 = 1064 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.198 = 255490 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.200 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.202 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.205 = 29 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.207 = 352 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.209 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.212 = 120377 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.215 = 74 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.225 = 2151 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.226 = 64 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.230 = 9 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.235 = 1506 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.237 = 40066 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.242 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.210.245 = 1287 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.211.252 = 8362125 >bgpPeerInUpdates.206.72.211.253 = 8304395 >bgpPeerInUpdates.216.243.113.1 = 63625957 >bgpPeerInUpdates.216.243.117.250 = 12 >bgpPeerInUpdates.216.243.117.254 = 49 >] >SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >BGP4-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' bgpPeerOutUpdates] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.5522s] >STDOUT[ >bgpPeerOutUpdates.32.1.4.24 = 0 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.32.1.5.4 = 11 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.32.1.24.24 = 13343668 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.129.250.197.173 = 286 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.5 = 15532 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.8 = 15505 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.13 = 15975 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.15 = 0 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.17 = 15761 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.27 = 15599 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.28 = 172 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.33 = 15648 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.34 = 23911126 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.38 = 17885 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.39 = 32 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.40 = 0 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.41 = 15704 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.43 = 15831 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.44 = 15505 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.57 = 15855 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.62 = 16033 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.64 = 16152 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.69 = 15644 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.70 = 15504 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.76 = 15691 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.80 = 15804 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.81 = 16017 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.82 = 16300 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.84 = 16150 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.85 = 15506 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.91 = 51 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.94 = 16165 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.97 = 16291 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.99 = 15551 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.102 = 15685 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.112 = 16290 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.118 = 15576 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.122 = 731 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.123 = 15870 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.125 = 16025 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.128 = 15505 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.129 = 220 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.130 = 15695 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.131 = 16367 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.136 = 20063 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.137 = 15962 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.139 = 15886 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.140 = 15517 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.143 = 0 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.145 = 125 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.146 = 16136 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.147 = 16518 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.152 = 10 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.153 = 10 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.155 = 16045 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.157 = 16376 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.159 = 15860 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.161 = 16333 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.164 = 16135 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.165 = 15495 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.166 = 15714 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.167 = 15647 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.169 = 15612 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.173 = 15508 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.178 = 15561 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.182 = 15761 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.183 = 16282 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.184 = 16658 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.185 = 15798 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.187 = 15481 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.192 = 0 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.195 = 16153 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.198 = 15677 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.200 = 0 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.202 = 0 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.205 = 16333 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.207 = 15507 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.209 = 0 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.212 = 15064 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.215 = 16590 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.225 = 15556 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.226 = 16841 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.230 = 15521 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.235 = 16867 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.237 = 15498 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.242 = 0 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.210.245 = 15903 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.211.252 = 16213 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.206.72.211.253 = 15520 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.216.243.113.1 = 30563584 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.216.243.117.250 = 870 >bgpPeerOutUpdates.216.243.117.254 = 18876532 >] >SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >BGP4-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' bgpPeerInTotalMessages] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.468s] >STDOUT[ >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.32.1.4.24 = 23320392 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.32.1.5.4 = 312424 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.32.1.24.24 = 1477303 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.129.250.197.173 = 46442617 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.5 = 335094 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.8 = 300099 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.13 = 301235 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.15 = 31802 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.17 = 631372 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.27 = 496852 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.28 = 46581 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.33 = 475796 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.34 = 301411 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.38 = 3759834 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.39 = 35102 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.40 = 0 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.41 = 631932 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.43 = 302596 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.44 = 339420 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.57 = 346499 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.62 = 353566 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.64 = 670364 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.69 = 330094 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.70 = 304152 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.76 = 302821 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.80 = 331916 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.81 = 614468 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.82 = 619644 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.84 = 629471 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.85 = 497219 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.91 = 22685 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.94 = 629052 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.97 = 623977 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.99 = 332585 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.102 = 299651 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.112 = 619327 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.118 = 355646 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.122 = 1034246 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.123 = 344287 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.125 = 302712 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.128 = 341578 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.129 = 77546 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.130 = 302795 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.131 = 623664 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.136 = 545456 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.137 = 624144 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.139 = 620263 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.140 = 305975 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.143 = 0 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.145 = 39737 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.146 = 622614 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.147 = 1531289 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.152 = 236 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.153 = 233 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.155 = 618023 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.157 = 622065 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.159 = 362467 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.161 = 615486 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.164 = 301634 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.165 = 340580 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.166 = 346924 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.167 = 464665 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.169 = 340045 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.173 = 301558 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.178 = 332150 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.182 = 323603 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.183 = 655864 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.184 = 628328 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.185 = 627404 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.187 = 301531 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.192 = 0 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.195 = 616728 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.198 = 556994 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.200 = 0 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.202 = 0 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.205 = 630047 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.207 = 331919 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.209 = 0 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.212 = 254569 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.215 = 1808445 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.225 = 341042 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.226 = 1808493 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.230 = 340599 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.235 = 340139 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.237 = 315530 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.242 = 0 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.210.245 = 297213 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.211.252 = 8706655 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.206.72.211.253 = 8648958 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.216.243.113.1 = 64275151 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.216.243.117.250 = 1808682 >bgpPeerInTotalMessages.216.243.117.254 = 262481 >] >SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >BGP4-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' bgpPeerOutTotalMessages] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.4659s] >STDOUT[ >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.32.1.4.24 = 301148 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.32.1.5.4 = 301346 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.32.1.24.24 = 13723795 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.129.250.197.173 = 301437 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.5 = 317036 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.8 = 316933 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.13 = 317170 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.15 = 16443 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.17 = 618435 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.27 = 314692 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.28 = 41414 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.33 = 317173 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.34 = 24212629 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.38 = 2731343 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.39 = 33713 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.40 = 0 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.41 = 618714 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.43 = 317075 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.44 = 316950 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.57 = 317710 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.62 = 369757 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.64 = 619175 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.69 = 304317 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.70 = 317001 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.76 = 317043 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.80 = 317304 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.81 = 619055 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.82 = 617488 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.84 = 619181 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.85 = 317000 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.91 = 22721 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.94 = 619190 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.97 = 619320 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.99 = 317049 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.102 = 317101 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.112 = 619295 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.118 = 317082 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.122 = 138448 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.123 = 317081 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.125 = 317583 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.128 = 317000 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.129 = 68708 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.130 = 316675 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.131 = 619385 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.136 = 321326 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.137 = 618970 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.139 = 618896 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.140 = 316986 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.143 = 0 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.145 = 39865 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.146 = 617804 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.147 = 619575 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.152 = 243 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.153 = 260 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.155 = 610453 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.157 = 619411 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.159 = 391289 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.161 = 619133 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.164 = 317538 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.165 = 316993 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.166 = 317221 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.167 = 316989 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.169 = 316512 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.173 = 317005 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.178 = 317063 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.182 = 317186 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.183 = 619302 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.184 = 619706 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.185 = 618822 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.187 = 316975 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.192 = 0 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.195 = 619174 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.198 = 317198 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.200 = 43840 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.202 = 0 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.205 = 619360 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.207 = 317004 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.209 = 0 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.212 = 156021 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.215 = 1825370 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.225 = 316189 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.226 = 1825604 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.230 = 317015 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.235 = 318361 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.237 = 304597 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.242 = 0 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.210.245 = 312176 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.211.252 = 317725 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.206.72.211.253 = 317016 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.216.243.113.1 = 31166563 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.216.243.117.250 = 1809738 >bgpPeerOutTotalMessages.216.243.117.254 = 19140879 >] >SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >BGP4-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.5237s] >STDOUT[ >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.32.1.4.24 = 189648 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.32.1.5.4 = 1573828 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.32.1.24.24 = 304559 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.129.250.197.173 = 189657 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.5 = 1575354 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.8 = 18004637 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.13 = 3154558 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.15 = 18091539 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.17 = 654729 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.27 = 12212419 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.28 = 15615145 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.33 = 4307973 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.34 = 1574724 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.38 = 1573882 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.39 = 2350859 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.40 = 18091539 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.41 = 4308157 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.43 = 3154496 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.44 = 16992575 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.57 = 3059196 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.62 = 1133470 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.64 = 1574315 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.69 = 1575158 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.70 = 13940690 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.76 = 3059347 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.80 = 2137035 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.81 = 425771 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.82 = 1573749 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.84 = 1573730 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.85 = 12417108 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.91 = 1359975 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.94 = 1574483 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.97 = 1574324 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.99 = 6896256 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.102 = 60020 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.112 = 1575148 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.118 = 4308096 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.122 = 9826180 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.123 = 790347 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.125 = 3059357 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.128 = 16871616 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.129 = 13980385 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.130 = 1574082 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.131 = 1574829 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.136 = 6710075 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.137 = 1574193 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.139 = 1576169 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.140 = 196819 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.143 = 18091539 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.145 = 1576095 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.146 = 1575055 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.147 = 1573618 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.152 = 13789 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.153 = 13770 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.155 = 258153 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.157 = 1574334 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.159 = 303503 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.161 = 13400 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.164 = 7453083 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.165 = 2037793 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.166 = 3154380 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.167 = 6119618 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.169 = 12861521 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.173 = 10403624 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.178 = 1947638 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.182 = 3154277 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.183 = 2978278 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.184 = 2591041 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.185 = 1573895 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.187 = 18089409 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.192 = 18091540 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.195 = 2978326 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.198 = 12210856 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.200 = 18091540 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.202 = 18091540 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.205 = 1573855 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.207 = 11842228 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.209 = 18091540 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.212 = 4307979 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.215 = 1573787 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.225 = 726669 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.226 = 1573951 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.230 = 5762648 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.235 = 18089437 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.237 = 743812 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.242 = 18091540 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.210.245 = 10533744 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.211.252 = 2452289 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.206.72.211.253 = 2451962 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.216.243.113.1 = 1575742 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.216.243.117.250 = 2331190 >bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime.216.243.117.254 = 3060107 >] >SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >BGP4-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.6501s] >STDOUT[ >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.32.1.4.24 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.32.1.5.4 = 3412 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.32.1.24.24 = 304650 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.129.250.197.173 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.5 = 751139 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.8 = 117892 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.13 = 1828752 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.15 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.17 = 140633 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.27 = 471646 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.28 = 15715575 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.33 = 2189 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.34 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.38 = 426186 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.39 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.40 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.41 = 9658 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.43 = 1839 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.44 = 14556 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.57 = 76516 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.62 = 11633 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.64 = 24382 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.69 = 238092 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.70 = 32698 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.76 = 20693 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.80 = 3478 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.81 = 58981 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.82 = 78806 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.84 = 1573714 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.85 = 1223 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.91 = 38280 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.94 = 1184412 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.97 = 573568 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.99 = 5552 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.102 = 59979 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.112 = 622612 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.118 = 1524 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.122 = 9826199 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.123 = 11492950 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.125 = 16757 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.128 = 89333 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.129 = 14118555 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.130 = 507935 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.131 = 78773 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.136 = 659 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.137 = 47548 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.139 = 15948 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.140 = 24754 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.143 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.145 = 1576089 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.146 = 581864 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.147 = 12 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.152 = 13783 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.153 = 13770 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.155 = 259870 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.157 = 1574293 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.159 = 720 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.161 = 12861 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.164 = 1933397 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.165 = 2037773 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.166 = 11694 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.167 = 6 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.169 = 808730 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.173 = 3107690 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.178 = 123278 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.182 = 20664 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.183 = 15558 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.184 = 108784 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.185 = 1573883 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.187 = 1640275 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.192 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.195 = 65659 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.198 = 28 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.200 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.202 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.205 = 1573825 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.207 = 1556742 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.209 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.212 = 2 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.215 = 1573780 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.225 = 2293 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.226 = 1573929 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.230 = 5762549 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.235 = 16616 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.237 = 748432 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.242 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.210.245 = 106893 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.211.252 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.206.72.211.253 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.216.243.113.1 = 0 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.216.243.117.250 = 2331096 >bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime.216.243.117.254 = 457184 >] >SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >BGP4-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' bgpPeerLocalAddr] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.5424s] >STDOUT[ >bgpPeerLocalAddr.32.1.4.24 = 32.1.4.24 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.32.1.5.4 = 32.1.5.4 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.32.1.24.24 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.129.250.197.173 = 129.250.197.174 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.5 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.8 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.13 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.15 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.17 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.27 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.28 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.33 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.34 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.38 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.39 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.40 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.41 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.43 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.44 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.57 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.62 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.64 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.69 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.70 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.76 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.80 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.81 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.82 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.84 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.85 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.91 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.94 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.97 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.99 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.102 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.112 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.118 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.122 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.123 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.125 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.128 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.129 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.130 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.131 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.136 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.137 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.139 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.140 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.143 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.145 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.146 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.147 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.152 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.153 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.155 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.157 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.159 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.161 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.164 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.165 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.166 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.167 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.169 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.173 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.178 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.182 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.183 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.184 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.185 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.187 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.192 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.195 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.198 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.200 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.202 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.205 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.207 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.209 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.212 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.215 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.225 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.226 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.230 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.235 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.237 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.242 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.210.245 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.211.252 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.206.72.211.253 = 206.72.210.74 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.216.243.113.1 = 216.243.117.1 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.216.243.117.250 = 216.243.117.249 >bgpPeerLocalAddr.216.243.117.254 = 216.243.117.253 >] >SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >BGP4-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' bgpPeerIdentifier] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.4663s] >STDOUT[ >bgpPeerIdentifier.32.1.4.24 = 129.250.0.71 >bgpPeerIdentifier.32.1.5.4 = 203.117.34.253 >bgpPeerIdentifier.32.1.24.24 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerIdentifier.129.250.197.173 = 129.250.0.71 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.5 = 192.0.35.253 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.8 = 206.251.233.245 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.13 = 93.93.55.254 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.15 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.17 = 14.1.32.14 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.27 = 66.159.235.229 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.28 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.33 = 66.186.193.16 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.34 = 206.72.210.34 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.38 = 64.93.64.200 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.39 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.40 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.41 = 72.14.233.252 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.43 = 192.124.100.8 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.44 = 111.91.233.1 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.57 = 64.118.161.3 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.62 = 208.75.88.8 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.64 = 202.158.192.20 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.69 = 64.118.161.13 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.70 = 69.36.239.42 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.76 = 203.117.34.253 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.80 = 208.166.61.253 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.81 = 76.75.100.59 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.82 = 184.84.242.254 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.84 = 202.51.240.241 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.85 = 213.144.128.212 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.91 = 173.230.124.18 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.94 = 66.231.188.1 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.97 = 72.29.160.6 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.99 = 150.101.32.22 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.102 = 186.190.208.0 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.112 = 72.21.84.151 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.118 = 91.194.117.236 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.122 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.123 = 79.137.95.58 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.125 = 208.78.31.253 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.128 = 199.58.196.14 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.129 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.130 = 202.73.40.58 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.131 = 173.192.18.9 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.136 = 114.31.199.22 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.137 = 10.131.2.1 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.139 = 17.0.154.1 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.140 = 64.50.240.132 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.143 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.145 = 74.112.187.129 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.146 = 54.239.103.4 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.147 = 87.245.225.210 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.152 = 74.80.114.1 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.153 = 74.80.114.4 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.155 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.157 = 199.66.236.3 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.159 = 69.12.69.102 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.161 = 204.15.23.10 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.164 = 67.43.160.7 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.165 = 199.9.248.11 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.166 = 10.10.10.3 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.167 = 58.229.0.30 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.169 = 72.13.80.145 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.173 = 207.7.141.7 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.178 = 67.226.180.6 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.182 = 203.118.0.145 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.183 = 61.11.209.122 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.184 = 78.26.111.131 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.185 = 199.21.232.10 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.187 = 64.68.112.245 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.192 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.195 = 216.115.102.1 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.198 = 216.25.248.1 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.200 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.202 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.205 = 199.193.210.1 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.207 = 192.149.16.252 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.209 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.212 = 80.94.64.37 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.215 = 108.175.46.1 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.225 = 104.156.63.0 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.226 = 108.175.47.2 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.230 = 38.118.195.244 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.235 = 27.131.65.3 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.237 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.242 = 0.0.0.0 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.210.245 = 97.74.252.233 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.211.252 = 206.72.211.252 >bgpPeerIdentifier.206.72.211.253 = 206.72.211.253 >bgpPeerIdentifier.216.243.113.1 = 216.243.113.1 >bgpPeerIdentifier.216.243.117.250 = 108.175.47.2 >bgpPeerIdentifier.216.243.117.254 = 206.124.224.4 >] >SNMP_STATUS[TRUE] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >CISCO-BGP4-MIB -M >/opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp:/opt/observium/mibs/cisco >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' cbgpPeerAcceptedPrefixes] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.1276s] >STDOUT[ >cbgpPeerAcceptedPrefixes = No Such Object available on this agent at this OID >] >SNMP_STATUS[FALSE] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >CISCO-BGP4-MIB -M >/opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp:/opt/observium/mibs/cisco >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' cbgpPeerDeniedPrefixes] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.1252s] >STDOUT[ >cbgpPeerDeniedPrefixes = No Such Object available on this agent at this OID >] >SNMP_STATUS[FALSE] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >CISCO-BGP4-MIB -M >/opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp:/opt/observium/mibs/cisco >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' cbgpPeerPrefixAdminLimit] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.1293s] >STDOUT[ >cbgpPeerPrefixAdminLimit = No Such Object available on this agent at this OID >] >SNMP_STATUS[FALSE] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >CISCO-BGP4-MIB -M >/opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp:/opt/observium/mibs/cisco >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' cbgpPeerPrefixThreshold] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.1568s] >STDOUT[ >cbgpPeerPrefixThreshold = No Such Object available on this agent at this OID >] >SNMP_STATUS[FALSE] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >CISCO-BGP4-MIB -M >/opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp:/opt/observium/mibs/cisco >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' cbgpPeerPrefixClearThreshold] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.1686s] >STDOUT[ >cbgpPeerPrefixClearThreshold = No Such Object available on this agent >at this OID >] >SNMP_STATUS[FALSE] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >CISCO-BGP4-MIB -M >/opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp:/opt/observium/mibs/cisco >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' cbgpPeerAdvertisedPrefixes] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.2085s] >STDOUT[ >cbgpPeerAdvertisedPrefixes = No Such Object available on this agent at this OID >] >SNMP_STATUS[FALSE] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >CISCO-BGP4-MIB -M >/opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp:/opt/observium/mibs/cisco >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' cbgpPeerSuppressedPrefixes] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.1234s] >STDOUT[ >cbgpPeerSuppressedPrefixes = No Such Object available on this agent at this OID >] >SNMP_STATUS[FALSE] > >CMD[/usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -t '3' -r '5' -v2c -c *** -Pu -OQUs -m >CISCO-BGP4-MIB -M >/opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp:/opt/observium/mibs/cisco >'udp':'cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net':'161' cbgpPeerWithdrawnPrefixes] >EXITCODE[0] >RUNTIME[0.29s] >STDOUT[ >cbgpPeerWithdrawnPrefixes = No Such Object available on this agent at this OID >] >SNMP_STATUS[FALSE] > >SQL[SELECT *, `bgpPeers`.bgpPeer_id as bgpPeer_id FROM `bgpPeers` LEFT >JOIN `bgpPeers-state` ON `bgpPeers`.bgpPeer_id = >`bgpPeers-state`.bgpPeer_id WHERE `device_id` = '6'] >RUNTIME[0.00107121s] >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.5 >Peer: 206.72.210.5 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1575354 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1378'] >RUNTIME[0.00043797s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1378.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1378.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.21] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.5.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.5.rrd >N:15532:161:317036:335094:1575354] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.21] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='161',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15532',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='335094',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317036',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1575354',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='751139',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '5'] >RUNTIME[0.00020504s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.5'] >RUNTIME[0.00005102s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.8 >Peer: 206.72.210.8 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 18004637 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1379'] >RUNTIME[0.00011110s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1379.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1379.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.22] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.8.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.8.rrd >N:15505:1077:316933:300099:18004637] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.22] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='1077',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15505',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='300099',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='316933',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='18004637',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='117892',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '6'] >RUNTIME[0.00027514s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.8'] >RUNTIME[0.00007391s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.13 >Peer: 206.72.210.13 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 3154558 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1380'] >RUNTIME[0.00012898s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1380.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1380.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.22] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.13.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.13.rrd >N:15975:36:317170:301235:3154558] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.23] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='36',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15975',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='301235',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317170',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='3154558',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1828752',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '7'] >RUNTIME[0.00028014s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.13'] >RUNTIME[0.00005317s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.17 >Peer: 206.72.210.17 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 654729 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1381'] >RUNTIME[0.00012898s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1381.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1381.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.23] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.17.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.17.rrd >N:15761:8016:618435:631372:654729] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.23] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='8016',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15761',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='631372',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='618435',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='654729',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='140633',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '8'] >RUNTIME[0.00015807s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.17'] >RUNTIME[0.00004101s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.27 >Peer: 206.72.210.27 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 12212419 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1382'] >RUNTIME[0.00010395s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1382.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1382.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.24] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.27.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.27.rrd >N:15599:197808:314692:496852:12212419] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.24] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='197808',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15599',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='496852',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='314692',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='12212419',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='471646',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '9'] >RUNTIME[0.00014687s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.27'] >RUNTIME[0.00004220s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.33 >Peer: 206.72.210.33 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 4307973 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1383'] >RUNTIME[0.00009799s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1383.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1383.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.24] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.33.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.33.rrd >N:15648:150181:317173:475796:4307973] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.24] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='150181',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15648',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='475796',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317173',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='4307973',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='2189',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '10'] >RUNTIME[0.00013304s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.33'] >RUNTIME[0.00004196s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.34 >Peer: 206.72.210.34 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1574724 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1384'] >RUNTIME[0.00009489s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1384.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1384.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.25] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.34.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.34.rrd >N:23911126:0:24212629:301411:1574724] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.25] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='23911126',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='50',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='301411',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='24212629',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='51',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1574724',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='0',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '11'] >RUNTIME[0.00015593s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.34'] >RUNTIME[0.00004506s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.38 >Peer: 206.72.210.38 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1573882 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1385'] >RUNTIME[0.00012302s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1385.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1385.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.25] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.38.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.38.rrd >N:17885:1909:2731343:3759834:1573882] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.26] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='1909',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='17885',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='3759834',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='7',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='2731343',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='4',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1573882',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='426186',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '12'] >RUNTIME[0.00013900s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.38'] >RUNTIME[0.00004101s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.41 >Peer: 206.72.210.41 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 4308157 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1386'] >RUNTIME[0.00009799s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1386.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1386.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.26] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.41.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.41.rrd >N:15704:9319:618714:631932:4308157] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.26] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='9319',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15704',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='631932',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='618714',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='4308157',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='9658',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '14'] >RUNTIME[0.00015187s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.41'] >RUNTIME[0.00004601s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.43 >Peer: 206.72.210.43 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 3154496 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1387'] >RUNTIME[0.00010085s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1387.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1387.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.26] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.43.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.43.rrd >N:15831:1740:317075:302596:3154496] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.27] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='1740',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15831',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='302596',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317075',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='3154496',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1839',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '15'] >RUNTIME[0.00011396s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.43'] >RUNTIME[0.00004196s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.44 >Peer: 206.72.210.44 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 16992575 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1388'] >RUNTIME[0.00009990s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1388.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1388.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.27] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.44.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.44.rrd >N:15505:10769:316950:339420:16992575] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.27] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='10769',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15505',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='339420',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='316950',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='16992575',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='14556',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '16'] >RUNTIME[0.00019598s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.44'] >RUNTIME[0.00006104s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.57 >Peer: 206.72.210.57 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 3059196 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1389'] >RUNTIME[0.00013113s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1389.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1389.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.28] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.57.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.57.rrd >N:15855:251:317710:346499:3059196] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.28] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='251',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15855',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='346499',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317710',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='3059196',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='76516',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '17'] >RUNTIME[0.00015521s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.57'] >RUNTIME[0.00005794s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.64 >Peer: 206.72.210.64 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1574315 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1390'] >RUNTIME[0.00012112s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1390.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1390.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.28] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.64.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.64.rrd >N:16152:45772:619175:670364:1574315] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.28] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='45772',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16152',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='670364',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='619175',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1574315',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='24382',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '19'] >RUNTIME[0.00017095s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.64'] >RUNTIME[0.00006795s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.69 >Peer: 206.72.210.69 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1575158 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1391'] >RUNTIME[0.00017715s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1391.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1391.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.29] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.69.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.69.rrd >N:15644:532:304317:330094:1575158] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.29] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='532',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15644',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='330094',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='304317',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1575158',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='238092',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '20'] >RUNTIME[0.00017905s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.69'] >RUNTIME[0.00005794s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.70 >Peer: 206.72.210.70 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 13940690 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1392'] >RUNTIME[0.00012898s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1392.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1392.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.30] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.70.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.70.rrd >N:15504:4119:317001:304152:13940690] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.30] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='4119',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15504',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='304152',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317001',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='13940690',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='32698',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '21'] >RUNTIME[0.00015688s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.70'] >RUNTIME[0.00005794s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.80 >Peer: 206.72.210.80 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 2137035 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1393'] >RUNTIME[0.00011587s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1393.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1393.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.30] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.80.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.80.rrd >N:15804:194:317304:331916:2137035] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.31] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='194',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15804',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='331916',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317304',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='2137035',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='3478',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '23'] >RUNTIME[0.00014305s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.80'] >RUNTIME[0.00007010s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.81 >Peer: 206.72.210.81 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 425771 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1394'] >RUNTIME[0.00011492s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1394.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1394.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.31] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.81.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.81.rrd >N:16017:2411:619055:614468:425771] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.31] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='2411',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16017',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='614468',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='619055',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='425771',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='58981',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '24'] >RUNTIME[0.00015306s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.81'] >RUNTIME[0.00006294s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.82 >Peer: 206.72.210.82 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1573749 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1395'] >RUNTIME[0.00011611s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1395.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1395.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.32] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.82.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.82.rrd >N:16300:2665:617488:619644:1573749] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.32] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='2665',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16300',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='619644',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='617488',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1573749',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='78806',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '25'] >RUNTIME[0.00027704s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.82'] >RUNTIME[0.00007701s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.84 >Peer: 206.72.210.84 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1573730 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1396'] >RUNTIME[0.00018787s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1396.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1396.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.32] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.84.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.84.rrd >N:16150:76:619181:629471:1573730] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.33] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='76',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16150',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='629471',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='619181',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1573730',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1573714',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '26'] >RUNTIME[0.00028610s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.84'] >RUNTIME[0.00006604s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.85 >Peer: 206.72.210.85 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 12417108 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1397'] >RUNTIME[0.00015998s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1397.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1397.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.33] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.85.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.85.rrd >N:15506:196500:317000:497219:12417108] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.33] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='196500',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15506',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='497219',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317000',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='12417108',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1223',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '27'] >RUNTIME[0.00026989s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.85'] >RUNTIME[0.00005698s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.94 >Peer: 206.72.210.94 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1574483 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1398'] >RUNTIME[0.00015903s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1398.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1398.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.34] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.94.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.94.rrd >N:16165:16:619190:629052:1574483] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.34] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='16',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16165',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='629052',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='619190',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1574483',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1184412',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '28'] >RUNTIME[0.00023603s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.94'] >RUNTIME[0.00006104s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.97 >Peer: 206.72.210.97 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1574324 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1399'] >RUNTIME[0.00013614s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1399.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1399.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.34] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.97.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.97.rrd >N:16291:479:619320:623977:1574324] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.35] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='479',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16291',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='623977',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='619320',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1574324',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='573568',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '29'] >RUNTIME[0.00013494s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.97'] >RUNTIME[0.00004315s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.99 >Peer: 206.72.210.99 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 6896256 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1400'] >RUNTIME[0.00010300s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1400.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1400.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.35] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.99.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.99.rrd >N:15551:49894:317049:332585:6896256] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.35] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='49894',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15551',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='332585',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317049',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='6896256',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='5552',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '30'] >RUNTIME[0.00016785s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.99'] >RUNTIME[0.00004506s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.102 >Peer: 206.72.210.102 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 60020 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1401'] >RUNTIME[0.00009894s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1401.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1401.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.36] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.102.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.102.rrd >N:15685:529:317101:299651:60020] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.36] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='529',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15685',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='299651',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317101',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='60020',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='59979',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '31'] >RUNTIME[0.00019407s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.102'] >RUNTIME[0.00004888s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.112 >Peer: 206.72.210.112 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1575148 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1402'] >RUNTIME[0.00014687s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1402.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1402.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.00 s:0.00 r:7.36] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.112.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.112.rrd >N:16290:214:619295:619327:1575148] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.36] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='214',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16290',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='619327',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='619295',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1575148',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='622612',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '32'] >RUNTIME[0.00016308s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.112'] >RUNTIME[0.00004292s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.118 >Peer: 206.72.210.118 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 4308096 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1403'] >RUNTIME[0.00009799s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1403.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1403.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.37] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.118.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.118.rrd >N:15576:38277:317082:355646:4308096] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.37] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='38277',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15576',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='355646',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317082',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='4308096',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1524',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '33'] >RUNTIME[0.00010705s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.118'] >RUNTIME[0.00004101s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.125 >Peer: 206.72.210.125 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 3059357 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1404'] >RUNTIME[0.00010204s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1404.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1404.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.37] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.125.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.125.rrd >N:16025:1483:317583:302712:3059357] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.37] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='1483',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16025',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='302712',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317583',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='3059357',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='16757',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '35'] >RUNTIME[0.00010395s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.125'] >RUNTIME[0.00004292s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.128 >Peer: 206.72.210.128 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 16871616 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1405'] >RUNTIME[0.00008488s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1405.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1405.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.38] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.128.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.128.rrd >N:15505:1499:317000:341578:16871616] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.38] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='1499',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15505',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='341578',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317000',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='16871616',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='89333',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '36'] >RUNTIME[0.00016284s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.128'] >RUNTIME[0.00006485s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.130 >Peer: 206.72.210.130 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1574082 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1406'] >RUNTIME[0.00015593s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1406.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1406.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.39] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.130.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.130.rrd >N:15695:1860:316675:302795:1574082] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.39] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='1860',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15695',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='302795',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='316675',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1574082',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='507935',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '37'] >RUNTIME[0.00018597s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.130'] >RUNTIME[0.00006294s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.131 >Peer: 206.72.210.131 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1574829 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1407'] >RUNTIME[0.00016689s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1407.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1407.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.39] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.131.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.131.rrd >N:16367:2491:619385:623664:1574829] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.40] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='2491',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16367',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='623664',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='619385',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1574829',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='78773',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '38'] >RUNTIME[0.00023389s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.131'] >RUNTIME[0.00012207s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.136 >Peer: 206.72.210.136 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 6710075 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1408'] >RUNTIME[0.00017691s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1408.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1408.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.40] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.136.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.136.rrd >N:20063:372729:321326:545456:6710075] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.40] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='372729',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='20063',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='545456',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='321326',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='6710075',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='659',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '39'] >RUNTIME[0.00028300s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.136'] >RUNTIME[0.00006199s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.137 >Peer: 206.72.210.137 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1574193 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1409'] >RUNTIME[0.00014520s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1409.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1409.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.41] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.137.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.137.rrd >N:15962:534:618970:624144:1574193] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.41] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='534',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15962',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='624144',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='618970',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1574193',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='47548',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '40'] >RUNTIME[0.00018692s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.137'] >RUNTIME[0.00006104s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.139 >Peer: 206.72.210.139 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1576169 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1410'] >RUNTIME[0.00009704s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1410.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1410.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.42] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.139.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.139.rrd >N:15886:411:618896:620263:1576169] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.42] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='411',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15886',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='620263',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='618896',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='2',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1576169',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='15948',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '41'] >RUNTIME[0.00015211s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.139'] >RUNTIME[0.00004411s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.140 >Peer: 206.72.210.140 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 196819 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1411'] >RUNTIME[0.00008988s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1411.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1411.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.42] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.140.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.140.rrd >N:15517:5383:316986:305975:196819] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.42] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='5383',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15517',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='305975',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='316986',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='196819',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='24754',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '42'] >RUNTIME[0.00010896s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.140'] >RUNTIME[0.00004196s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.147 >Peer: 206.72.210.147 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1573618 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1412'] >RUNTIME[0.00008011s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1412.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1412.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.43] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.147.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.147.rrd >N:16518:906926:619575:1531289:1573618] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.43] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='906926',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='2',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16518',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='1531289',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='3',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='619575',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1573618',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='12',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '44'] >RUNTIME[0.00015712s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.147'] >RUNTIME[0.00006199s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.157 >Peer: 206.72.210.157 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1574334 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1414'] >RUNTIME[0.00011992s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1414.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1414.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.43] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.157.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.157.rrd >N:16376:50:619411:622065:1574334] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.44] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='50',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16376',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='622065',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='2',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='619411',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1574334',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1574293',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '46'] >RUNTIME[0.00014091s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.157'] >RUNTIME[0.00006199s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.161 >Peer: 206.72.210.161 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 13400 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1415'] >RUNTIME[0.00012708s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1415.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1415.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.44] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.161.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.161.rrd >N:16333:103:619133:615486:13400] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.44] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='103',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16333',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='615486',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='2',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='619133',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='13400',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='12861',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '48'] >RUNTIME[0.00014281s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.161'] >RUNTIME[0.00005889s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.164 >Peer: 206.72.210.164 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 7453083 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1416'] >RUNTIME[0.00015402s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1416.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1416.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.45] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.164.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.164.rrd >N:16135:198:317538:301634:7453083] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.45] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='198',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16135',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='301634',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317538',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='7453083',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1933397',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '49'] >RUNTIME[0.00016403s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.164'] >RUNTIME[0.00006509s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.165 >Peer: 206.72.210.165 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 2037793 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1417'] >RUNTIME[0.00018096s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1417.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1417.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.46] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 33 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.165.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.165.rrd >N:15495:4:316993:340580:2037793] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.46] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='4',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15495',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='340580',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='316993',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='2037793',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='2037773',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '50'] >RUNTIME[0.00028515s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.165'] >RUNTIME[0.00007391s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.166 >Peer: 206.72.210.166 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 3154380 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1418'] >RUNTIME[0.00030899s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1418.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1418.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.46] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.166.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.166.rrd >N:15714:2408:317221:346924:3154380] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.47] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='2408',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15714',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='346924',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317221',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='3154380',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='11694',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '51'] >RUNTIME[0.00021005s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.166'] >RUNTIME[0.00005007s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.167 >Peer: 206.72.210.167 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 6119618 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1419'] >RUNTIME[0.00010800s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1419.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1419.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.47] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.167.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.167.rrd >N:15647:301073:316989:464665:6119618] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.47] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='301073',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='2',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15647',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='464665',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='2',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='316989',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='6119618',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='6',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '52'] >RUNTIME[0.00015378s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.167'] >RUNTIME[0.00004101s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.169 >Peer: 206.72.210.169 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 12861521 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1420'] >RUNTIME[0.00009704s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1420.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1420.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.48] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.169.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.169.rrd >N:15612:223:316512:340045:12861521] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.48] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='223',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15612',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='340045',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='316512',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='12861521',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='808730',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '53'] >RUNTIME[0.00013494s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.169'] >RUNTIME[0.00004101s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.173 >Peer: 206.72.210.173 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 10403624 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1421'] >RUNTIME[0.00009584s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1421.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1421.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.48] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.173.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.173.rrd >N:15508:60:317005:301558:10403624] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.48] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='60',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15508',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='301558',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317005',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='10403624',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='3107690',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '54'] >RUNTIME[0.00015092s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.173'] >RUNTIME[0.00005221s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.178 >Peer: 206.72.210.178 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1947638 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1422'] >RUNTIME[0.00009894s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1422.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1422.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.49] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.178.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.178.rrd >N:15561:538:317063:332150:1947638] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.49] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='538',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15561',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='332150',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317063',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1947638',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='123278',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '55'] >RUNTIME[0.00013304s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.178'] >RUNTIME[0.00004411s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.183 >Peer: 206.72.210.183 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 2978278 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1423'] >RUNTIME[0.00009680s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1423.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1423.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.49] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.183.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.183.rrd >N:16282:28656:619302:655864:2978278] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.50] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='28656',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16282',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='655864',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='619302',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='2978278',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='15558',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '57'] >RUNTIME[0.00014901s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.183'] >RUNTIME[0.00005102s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.184 >Peer: 206.72.210.184 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 2591041 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1424'] >RUNTIME[0.00011897s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1424.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1424.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.50] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.184.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.184.rrd >N:16658:77:619706:628328:2591041] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.50] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='77',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16658',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='628328',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='619706',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='2',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='2591041',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='108784',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '58'] >RUNTIME[0.00018096s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.184'] >RUNTIME[0.00004196s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.185 >Peer: 206.72.210.185 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1573895 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1425'] >RUNTIME[0.00008607s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1425.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1425.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.50] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.185.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.185.rrd >N:15798:72:618822:627404:1573895] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.51] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='72',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15798',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='627404',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='618822',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1573895',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1573883',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '59'] >RUNTIME[0.00011683s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.185'] >RUNTIME[0.00003695s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.187 >Peer: 206.72.210.187 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 18089409 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1426'] >RUNTIME[0.00007796s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1426.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1426.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.51] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.187.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.187.rrd >N:15481:67:316975:301531:18089409] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.51] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='67',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15481',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='301531',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='316975',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='18089409',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1640275',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '60'] >RUNTIME[0.00014305s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.187'] >RUNTIME[0.00005412s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.195 >Peer: 206.72.210.195 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 2978326 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1427'] >RUNTIME[0.00012493s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1427.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1427.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.52] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.195.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.195.rrd >N:16153:1064:619174:616728:2978326] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.52] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='1064',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16153',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='616728',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='619174',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='2978326',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='65659',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '61'] >RUNTIME[0.00015283s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.195'] >RUNTIME[0.00005388s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.198 >Peer: 206.72.210.198 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 12210856 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1428'] >RUNTIME[0.00011086s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1428.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1428.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.52] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.198.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.198.rrd >N:15677:255490:317198:556994:12210856] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.52] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='255490',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='2',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15677',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='556994',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='2',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317198',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='12210856',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='28',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '62'] >RUNTIME[0.00015116s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.198'] >RUNTIME[0.00005412s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.205 >Peer: 206.72.210.205 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1573855 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1429'] >RUNTIME[0.00012493s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1429.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1429.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.53] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.205.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.205.rrd >N:16333:29:619360:630047:1573855] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.53] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='29',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16333',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='630047',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='619360',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1573855',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1573825',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '63'] >RUNTIME[0.00016809s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.205'] >RUNTIME[0.00006294s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.207 >Peer: 206.72.210.207 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 11842228 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1430'] >RUNTIME[0.00016809s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1430.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1430.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.53] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.207.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.207.rrd >N:15507:352:317004:331919:11842228] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.54] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='352',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15507',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='331919',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317004',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='11842228',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1556742',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '64'] >RUNTIME[0.00028014s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.207'] >RUNTIME[0.00006890s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.215 >Peer: 206.72.210.215 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1573787 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1431'] >RUNTIME[0.00014997s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1431.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1431.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.54] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.215.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.215.rrd >N:16590:74:1825370:1808445:1573787] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.54] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='74',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16590',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='1808445',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='4',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='1825370',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='3',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1573787',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1573780',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '65'] >RUNTIME[0.00019097s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.215'] >RUNTIME[0.00005579s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.225 >Peer: 206.72.210.225 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 726669 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1432'] >RUNTIME[0.00011802s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1432.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1432.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.55] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.225.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.225.rrd >N:15556:2151:316189:341042:726669] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.55] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='2151',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15556',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='341042',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='316189',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='726669',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='2293',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '66'] >RUNTIME[0.00014305s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.225'] >RUNTIME[0.00005317s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.226 >Peer: 206.72.210.226 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1573951 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1433'] >RUNTIME[0.00012898s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1433.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1433.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.55] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.226.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.226.rrd >N:16841:64:1825604:1808493:1573951] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.56] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='64',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16841',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='1808493',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='3',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='1825604',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='3',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1573951',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1573929',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '67'] >RUNTIME[0.00014997s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.226'] >RUNTIME[0.00005317s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.230 >Peer: 206.72.210.230 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 5762648 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1434'] >RUNTIME[0.00011396s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1434.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1434.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.56] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.230.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.230.rrd >N:15521:9:317015:340599:5762648] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.56] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='9',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15521',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='340599',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317015',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='5762648',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='5762549',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '68'] >RUNTIME[0.00014496s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.230'] >RUNTIME[0.00005484s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.235 >Peer: 206.72.210.235 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 18089437 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1435'] >RUNTIME[0.00011182s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1435.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1435.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.57] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.235.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.235.rrd >N:16867:1506:318361:340139:18089437] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.57] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='1506',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16867',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='340139',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='318361',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='18089437',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='16616',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '69'] >RUNTIME[0.00013995s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.235'] >RUNTIME[0.00005603s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.245 >Peer: 206.72.210.245 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 10533744 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1436'] >RUNTIME[0.00010991s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1436.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1436.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.57] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.245.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.245.rrd >N:15903:1287:312176:297213:10533744] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.57] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='1287',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15903',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='297213',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='312176',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='10533744',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='106893',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '71'] >RUNTIME[0.00013804s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.245'] >RUNTIME[0.00005388s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.211.252 >Peer: 206.72.211.252 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 2452289 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1437'] >RUNTIME[0.00011420s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1437.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1437.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.58] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.211.252.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.211.252.rrd >N:16213:8362125:317725:8706655:2452289] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.58] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='8362125',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='60',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16213',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='8706655',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='61',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317725',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='2452289',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='0',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '72'] >RUNTIME[0.00014591s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.211.252'] >RUNTIME[0.00005293s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.211.253 >Peer: 206.72.211.253 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 2451962 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1438'] >RUNTIME[0.00011897s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1438.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1438.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.58] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.211.253.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.211.253.rrd >N:15520:8304395:317016:8648958:2451962] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.59] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='8304395',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='56',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15520',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='8648958',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='56',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317016',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='2451962',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='0',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '73'] >RUNTIME[0.00025082s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.211.253'] >RUNTIME[0.00006390s] > >Checking BGP peer: 216.243.113.1 >Peer: 216.243.113.1 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1575742 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1439'] >RUNTIME[0.00014496s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1439.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1439.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.59] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-216.243.113.1.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-216.243.113.1.rrd >N:30563584:63625957:31166563:64275151:1575742] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.60] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='63625957',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='90',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='30563584',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='112',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='64275151',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='92',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='31166563',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='108',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1575742',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='0',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '74'] >RUNTIME[0.00020599s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '216.243.113.1'] >RUNTIME[0.00008202s] > >Checking BGP peer: 216.243.117.250 >Peer: 216.243.117.250 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 2331190 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1440'] >RUNTIME[0.00016785s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1440.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1440.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.60] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-216.243.117.250.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-216.243.117.250.rrd >N:870:12:1809738:1808682:2331190] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.61] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='12',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='870',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='1808682',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='4',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='1809738',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='4',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='2331190',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='2331096',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '75'] >RUNTIME[0.00018692s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '216.243.117.250'] >RUNTIME[0.00005388s] > >Checking BGP peer: 216.243.117.254 >Peer: 216.243.117.254 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 3060107 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1441'] >RUNTIME[0.00013089s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1441.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1441.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.61] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-216.243.117.254.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-216.243.117.254.rrd >N:18876532:49:19140879:262481:3060107] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.61] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='49',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='18876532',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='38',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='262481',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='19140879',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='38',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='3060107',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='457184',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '76'] >RUNTIME[0.00013304s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '216.243.117.254'] >RUNTIME[0.00004983s] > >Checking BGP peer: 32.1.4.24 >Peer: 32.1.4.24 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 189648 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1442'] >RUNTIME[0.00010419s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1442.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1442.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.62] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-32.1.4.24.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-32.1.4.24.rrd >N:0:23320353:301148:23320392:189648] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.62] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='23320353',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='54',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='23320392',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='54',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='301148',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='189648',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='0',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '108'] >RUNTIME[0.00013685s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '32.1.4.24'] >RUNTIME[0.00005603s] > >Checking BGP peer: 129.250.197.173 >Peer: 129.250.197.173 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 189657 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1443'] >RUNTIME[0.00012112s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1443.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1443.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.63] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-129.250.197.173.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-129.250.197.173.rrd >N:286:46442573:301437:46442617:189657] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.63] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='46442573',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='155',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='286',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='46442617',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='154',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='301437',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='189657',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='0',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '109'] >RUNTIME[0.00014806s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '129.250.197.173'] >RUNTIME[0.00006008s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.212 >Peer: 206.72.210.212 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 4307979 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1444'] >RUNTIME[0.00017405s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1444.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1444.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.63] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.212.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.212.rrd >N:15064:120377:156021:254569:4307979] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.63] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='120377',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15064',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='254569',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='2',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='156021',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='4307979',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='2',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '110'] >RUNTIME[0.00014877s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.212'] >RUNTIME[0.00004005s] > >Checking BGP peer: 32.1.5.4 >Peer: 32.1.5.4 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1573828 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1445'] >RUNTIME[0.00008798s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1445.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1445.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.64] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-32.1.5.4.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-32.1.5.4.rrd >N:11:11152:301346:312424:1573828] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.64] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='11152',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='11',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='312424',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='301346',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1573828',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='3412',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '111'] >RUNTIME[0.00011396s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '32.1.5.4'] >RUNTIME[0.00004196s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.76 >Peer: 206.72.210.76 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 3059347 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1446'] >RUNTIME[0.00007820s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1446.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1446.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.64] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.76.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.76.rrd >N:15691:1551:317043:302821:3059347] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.64] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='1551',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15691',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='302821',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317043',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='3059347',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='20693',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '112'] >RUNTIME[0.00014782s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.76'] >RUNTIME[0.00005698s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.182 >Peer: 206.72.210.182 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 3154277 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1447'] >RUNTIME[0.00011492s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1447.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1447.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.65] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.182.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.182.rrd >N:15761:28482:317186:323603:3154277] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.65] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='28482',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15761',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='323603',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317186',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='3154277',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='20664',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '113'] >RUNTIME[0.00014806s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.182'] >RUNTIME[0.00005794s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.146 >Peer: 206.72.210.146 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1575055 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1448'] >RUNTIME[0.00011492s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1448.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1448.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.65] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.146.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.146.rrd >N:16136:75:617804:622614:1575055] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.66] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='75',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16136',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='622614',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='617804',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1575055',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='581864',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '117'] >RUNTIME[0.00036907s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.146'] >RUNTIME[0.00006986s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.145 >Peer: 206.72.210.145 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1576095 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1449'] >RUNTIME[0.00018692s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1449.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1449.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.66] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.145.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.145.rrd >N:125:4:39865:39737:1576095] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.66] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='4',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='125',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='39737',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='39865',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1576095',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='1576089',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '119'] >RUNTIME[0.00016785s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.145'] >RUNTIME[0.00006294s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.91 >Peer: 206.72.210.91 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1359975 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1450'] >RUNTIME[0.00011897s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1450.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1450.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.67] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.91.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.91.rrd >N:51:28:22721:22685:1359975] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.67] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='28',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='51',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='22685',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='22721',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1359975',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='38280',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '122'] >RUNTIME[0.00016093s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.91'] >RUNTIME[0.00005794s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.62 >Peer: 206.72.210.62 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 1133470 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1451'] >RUNTIME[0.00012398s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1451.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1451.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.67] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.62.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.62.rrd >N:16033:2319:369757:353566:1133470] >stdout[OK u:0.01 s:0.00 r:7.68] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='2319',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='16033',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='353566',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='369757',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='1133470',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='11633',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '124'] >RUNTIME[0.00014305s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.62'] >RUNTIME[0.00005984s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.123 >Peer: 206.72.210.123 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 790347 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1452'] >RUNTIME[0.00011897s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1452.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1452.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.02 s:0.00 r:7.68] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.123.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.123.rrd >N:15870:151:317081:344287:790347] >stdout[OK u:0.02 s:0.00 r:7.68] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='151',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15870',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='344287',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='317081',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='790347',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='11492950',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '126'] >RUNTIME[0.00014710s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.123'] >RUNTIME[0.00005913s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.159 >Peer: 206.72.210.159 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 303503 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1486'] >RUNTIME[0.00015187s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1486.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1486.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.02 s:0.00 r:7.69] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.159.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.159.rrd >N:15860:9789:391289:362467:303503] >stdout[OK u:0.02 s:0.00 r:7.69] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='9789',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='15860',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='362467',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='391289',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='303503',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='720',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '128'] >RUNTIME[0.00022888s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.159'] >RUNTIME[0.00007200s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.152 >Peer: 206.72.210.152 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 13789 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1487'] >RUNTIME[0.00020003s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1487.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1487.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.02 s:0.00 r:7.70] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.152.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.152.rrd >N:10:4:243:236:13789] >stdout[OK u:0.02 s:0.00 r:7.70] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='4',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='10',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='236',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='243',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='13789',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='13783',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '129'] >RUNTIME[0.00023913s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.152'] >RUNTIME[0.00006294s] > >Checking BGP peer: 206.72.210.153 >Peer: 206.72.210.153 (State = established, AdminStatus = start) > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [bgpPeerState] => established > [bgpPeerAdminStatus] => start > [bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime] => 13770 >) >Checking alert 5 associated by 4 >Testing: bgpPeerAdminStatus equals Start (value: start) OK Testing: >bgpPeerState notequals established (value: established) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"bgpPeerAdminStatus\":\"start\",\"bgpPeerState\":\"established\"}}',`count` >='0',`alert_status` ='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` >='1424964002' WHERE `alert_table_id` = '1488'] >RUNTIME[0.00010991s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1488.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-1488.rrd >N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.02 s:0.00 r:7.70] >stderr[]] >[ polled 1424964002 -> period 32 ] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.153.rrd >already exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/bgp-206.72.210.153.rrd >N:10:1:260:233:13770] >stdout[OK u:0.02 s:0.00 r:7.71] >stderr[]] > >SQL[UPDATE `bgpPeers-state` set `bgpPeerInUpdates` >='1',`bgpPeerInUpdates_delta` ='0',`bgpPeerInUpdates_rate` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates` ='10',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_delta` >='0',`bgpPeerOutUpdates_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages` >='233',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerInTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages` >='260',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_delta` >='1',`bgpPeerOutTotalMessages_rate` ='0',`bgpPeerFsmEstablishedTime` >='13770',`bgpPeerInUpdateElapsedTime` ='13770',`bgpPeer_polled` >='1424964002' WHERE `bgpPeer_id` = '130'] >RUNTIME[0.00013089s] > >SQL[SELECT * FROM bgpPeers_cbgp WHERE `device_id` = '6' AND >bgpPeerRemoteAddr = '206.72.210.153'] >RUNTIME[0.00004101s] > >Module [ bgp-peers ] time: 7.1577s > Graphs [checked]: ping, ping_snmp, uptime > >Polled in 7.7094 seconds >Updating cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net - Array >( > [uptime] => 18091777 > [last_polled] => Array > ( > [0] => NOW() > ) > > [last_polled_timetaken] => 7.7094 > [device_state] => >a:1:{s:15:"poller_mod_perf";a:3:{s:6:"system";s:6:"0.3541";i:0;s:6:"0.0822";s:9:"bgp-peers";s:6:"7.1577";}} >) > > >SQL[UPDATE `devices` set `uptime` ='18091777',`last_polled` >=NOW(),`last_polled_timetaken` ='7.7094',`device_state` >='a:1:{s:15:\"poller_mod_perf\";a:3:{s:6:\"system\";s:6:\"0.3541\";i:0;s:6:\"0.0822\";s:9:\"bgp-peers\";s:6:\"7.1577\";}}' >WHERE `device_id` = '6'] >RUNTIME[0.06754494s] >UPDATED! > >Checking alerts >Array >( > [device_status] => 1 > [device_status_type] => > [device_ping] => 44.9 > [device_snmp] => 57.84 > [device_uptime] => 18091745 > [device_duration_poll] => 7.17 >) >Checking alert 2 associated by 1 >Testing: device_status equals 0 (value: 1) OK Checks OK. > >SQL[UPDATE `alert_table-state` set `state` >='{\"metrics\":{\"device_status\":\"1\"}}',`count` ='0',`alert_status` >='1',`last_message` ='Checks OK',`last_checked` ='1424964003' WHERE >`alert_table_id` = '6'] >RUNTIME[0.00019884s] >RRD /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-6.rrd already >exists - no need to create. >RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net/alert-6.rrd N:1:1] >stdout[OK u:0.02 s:0.00 r:7.78] >stderr[]] > >SQL[INSERT INTO `perf_times` >(`type`,`doing`,`start`,`duration`,`devices`) VALUES >('poll','6','1424963995.2316','7.788','1')] >RUNTIME[0.00021315s] >./poller.php: cr01.lax.citylinkfiber.net - 1 devices polled in 7.788 secs >NOTE, $config['snmp']['hide_auth'] sets as TRUE, snmp community and >snmp v3 auth hidden from debug output. >Memory usage: 5.75MB (peak: 5.75MB) >MySQL: Cell[1/0s] Row[4/0s] Rows[5/0.01s] Column[0/0s] >Update[156/0.18s] Insert[1/0.04s] Delete[0/0s] >root@observium:/opt/observium# > >On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 8:16 AM, Spencer Gaw <spencerg(a)frii.net> wrote: >> Could you provide the output of: >> >> ./poller.php -h <host_in_question> -m bgp-peers -d >> >> >> Regards, >> >> SG >> >> On 2/26/2015 7:42 AM, John Brown wrote: >>> >>> Hi, >>> >>> Kind of hard to be monitoring the wrong system. the FQDN (As >>> required buy observium) matches the loopback on the device, the >>> sysName matches, the community string, unique for that device matches, >>> the rest of the BGP peers match..... >>> >>> In addition, no where in our network is there a BGP peer that starts >>> with 32.x.y.z >>> >>> Whats interesting is if I walk the BGP MIB i get >>> >>> snmpwalk -v2c -c <comstr> <routername> .1.3.6.1.2.1.15.3.1.1.32 >>> >>> SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.15.3.1.1.32.1.4.24 = IpAddress: 129.250.0.71 >>> SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.15.3.1.1.32.1.5.4 = IpAddress: 203.117.34.253 >>> SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.15.3.1.1.32.1.24.24 = IpAddress: 0.0.0.0 >>> >>> <List of other peers that look normal deleted> >>> >>> the 32.1.4.24, 32.1.5.4 and 32.1.24.24 do NOT exist in our system. >>> >>> >>> >>> On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 7:35 AM, Moerman, Maarten <mmoerman(a)ebay.com> >>> wrote: >>>> >>>> Based on your previous email as well, I would say, you're either >>>> monitoring the wrong system, or you're hacked by the NSA :) >>>> >>>> Maarten >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> On 2/26/15, 12:05 PM, "John Brown" <john(a)citylinkfiber.com> wrote: >>>> >>>>> Hi, >>>>> >>>>> We have a BGP session being reported in Observium, but that neighbor >>>>> does NOT exist in the router at all >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> see attached screen snip >>>>> >>>>> Any idea why ?? >>>> >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> observium mailing list >>>> observium(a)observium.org >>>> http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium >>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> observium mailing list >>> observium(a)observium.org >>> 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BGP not alerting
by John Brown 26 Feb '15

26 Feb '15

Hi, I see we have several BGP sessions down, but they are not showing up as down in Observium Trying to track down why. thanks

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Authentication level to hide device configs?
by Ryan, Spencer 26 Feb '15

26 Feb '15

Hi Adam (and the other devs) We have a few upper level helpdesk users that I gave global read access to (7) via LDAP groups. However we also have RANCID integration enabled, and I'd really like it if there were a way to disable those users from being able to see the configs. Maybe another security level? 7 - Global read no configs, 8 - Global read with configs? I assume this wouldn't be a trivial change, but if you could stuff it into the "feature request" pile I'd really appreciate it. *Spencer Ryan* | Senior Systems Administrator | sryan(a)arbor.net *Arbor Networks* +1.734.794.5033 (d) | +1.734.846.2053 (m) www.arbornetworks.com

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Split of state sensors into separate 'status' entity
by Adam Armstrong 25 Feb '15

25 Feb '15

Hi All, I've just committed code to split 'state' sensors into a 'status' entity to make it easier to alert on these, and to allow us more flexibility with alerting on arbitrary and complex things in future. It's trivial to alert on these, since part of the intention is to allow people to write complex alerting code in PHP which will present ok/alert/warn to observium. http://alpha.memetic.org/~adama/snaps/Observium____-_Opera_2015-02-25_23.30… State sensors will be automatically migrated to status entities, so you just need to make an alert checker. adam.

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Email notification for particular alerts
by Arya, Renuka [BSD] - MED 25 Feb '15

25 Feb '15

Hi team, We are working on setting up the alerts using alert checker. I was wondering if there is a way we can send certain alerts to certain users via email/text? I couldn't find anything out. Regards Renuka ________________________________ This email is intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it is addressed and may contain information that is privileged and confidential. If the reader of this email message is not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution, or copying of this communication is prohibited. If you have received this email in error, please notify the sender and destroy/delete all copies of the transmittal. Thank you.

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Alert Checker on Observium
by Arya, Renuka [BSD] - MED 25 Feb '15

25 Feb '15

Hi All, I am just starting to use alert checker in Observium. I started with a basic alert checker on one of my switches but not sure if it is working. See attachment. I wanted Observium to set an alerts if the traffic on any of the ports exceeds 50%. I ran a network performance tool on one of my machine (sending traffic at 8-9 Gbps) but I don't see any alerts been generated. Thanks! Regards Renuka ________________________________ This email is intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it is addressed and may contain information that is privileged and confidential. If the reader of this email message is not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution, or copying of this communication is prohibited. If you have received this email in error, please notify the sender and destroy/delete all copies of the transmittal. Thank you.

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HIgh CPU usage caused by snmp process
by Arya, Renuka [BSD] - MED 25 Feb '15

25 Feb '15

Hi All, Couple of our Force 10 (S4810) Switches are reporting high CPU usage which seems to be caused by snmp processes. This is impacting the network performance. Do we know the MIBS (modules) that cause high load? And how can we disable these MIBs. Thanks! Regards Renuka ________________________________ This email is intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it is addressed and may contain information that is privileged and confidential. If the reader of this email message is not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution, or copying of this communication is prohibited. If you have received this email in error, please notify the sender and destroy/delete all copies of the transmittal. Thank you.

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Change alert checkers/method to make alerts more flexible?
by Hogan Whittall 25 Feb '15

25 Feb '15

Me again. :) I love Observium, but the alerts are a bit of a pain point for me. Admittedly I don't have full, in-depth knowledge of the alerting mechanism but I was wondering why the check conditions and entities are separate. If it were possible (without completely rewriting the whole alert code) to have the entities be a part of the check conditions then that would, by design, allow us to set multiple check conditions on different entities within the same checker. See attached, I realize this doesn't work but this might help explain what I'm wanting. Since there's no entity for active used memory it's very hard to create actionable alerts for high memory utilization until it's too late and the host(s) start to swap. If the check conditions had metric, condition, value, and entity together then I could create such an alert by checking for physical memory used >= 95% *and* cached memory <= 10% (and... if so desired). On the other hand, if the metrics included the entity then there would be no need to have the entities at all? mempool_physical_perc, mempool_cached_perc, etc. I have high hopes for Observium and I'm trying to do what I can to tweak it to do what we need, but my PHP experience is limited. If I can manage to find a resource internally here at work to help out then hopefully we can contribute something back to the community if it's deemed worthy. Just some thoughts. Thanks for all the time and effort being put into Observium! -Hogan

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observium says bgp neigh down, yet neigh never existed
by John Brown 24 Feb '15

24 Feb '15

38 some minutes ago, observium reported that BGP neigh 32.1.24.24 was down on our LAX router. yet this IP has never been configured on this router as anything, let alone a BGP neigh A quick grep of rancid history for this router never shows this address. Stumped.....

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autodiscovery broken
by Markus Klock 24 Feb '15

24 Feb '15

Hi, just upgraded to r6310 and I think autodiscovery is broken. Neighbors found via CDP/LLDP gets added to DB but poller fail to poll them on first try. Debug output attached for a newly autodiscoverd device.

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Re: [Observium] Graph / No Auth issue
by Tom Laermans 23 Feb '15

23 Feb '15

Hi, Are you sure you didnt update Observium while doing this? As it looks like you ran into a short lived bug that was already fixed... Tom On Feb 23, 2015 6:18 PM, "Ryan, Spencer" <sryan(a)arbor.net> wrote: > > We've enabled SSL on our Observium server and now it seems like all of our port graphs are broken. They show "No Auth" and clicking on them takes you to the "you're not allowed to view this graph" page. > > We've disabled the SSL site and reset apache, cleared cookies and used different browsers. Created a new level10 user and nothing seems to work. > > Any help on what to do to get the port graphs back? > > Spencer Ryan | Senior Systems Administrator | sryan(a)arbor.net > Arbor Networks > +1.734.794.5033 (d) | +1.734.846.2053 (m) > www.arbornetworks.com

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Graph / No Auth issue
by Ryan, Spencer 23 Feb '15

23 Feb '15

We've enabled SSL on our Observium server and now it seems like all of our port graphs are broken. They show "No Auth" and clicking on them takes you to the "you're not allowed to view this graph" page. We've disabled the SSL site and reset apache, cleared cookies and used different browsers. Created a new level10 user and nothing seems to work. Any help on what to do to get the port graphs back? *Spencer Ryan* | Senior Systems Administrator | sryan(a)arbor.net *Arbor Networks* +1.734.794.5033 (d) | +1.734.846.2053 (m) www.arbornetworks.com

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Port graphs show no auth
by Markus Klock 23 Feb '15

23 Feb '15

Hello! Just upgraded to r6307 and now all my port-graphs show no auth. device overview works, port view works, but when you click a single port you get no auth. http://imgur.com/a/MA3pv Regards, Markus

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CDP Neighbors broken?
by Ryan, Spencer 23 Feb '15

23 Feb '15

I'm having an issue with Neighbors / Map missing entries on a Cisco device. It's a 3750E stack running 12.2.55SE9 and it has always worked properly before. I'm not sure when it stopped updating but I've updated to the latest SVN build and it doesn't help. Observium shows 12 entries, however if I do a show cdp neighbors from the switch itself I get ~3 times the items. Any idea on what's going on? Any discovery/poller debug commands I can run to help you diagnose it? *Spencer Ryan* | Senior Systems Administrator | sryan(a)arbor.net *Arbor Networks* +1.734.794.5033 (d) | +1.734.846.2053 (m) www.arbornetworks.com

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Aggregate
by Chen Reshef 22 Feb '15

22 Feb '15

Hi, I'm trying to figure out how to generate aggregate graphs. I've found the way to do that if I use "blabla:..." however I have already my description : "test test (blabla) test test". I did some work on the port_description_parser but non of them worked for me. How can I catch the "(blabla)" in there ? now I can see its configured as Notes. Thanks, Chen --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This e-mail message may contain confidential, commercial and privileged information or data that constitute proprietary information of Cellcom Israel Ltd. Any review or distribution by others is strictly prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient you are hereby notified that any use of this information or data by any other person is absolutely prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please delete all copies. Thank You. http://www.cellcom.co.il

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Subscription
by Ben Gatewood 19 Feb '15

19 Feb '15

Hey All, Is the subscription process broken? I’ve tried from a few different machines/browsers with no luck (nothing in the spam filter either) Thanks, Ben

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Alerts for OSPG/IGP Changes
by Ben Hohnke 19 Feb '15

19 Feb '15

Are there any plans to add an alert checker for OSPF/IGP Neighbor state changes? The BGP alerts checkers are great, however I'm looking for a similar thing for IGP. Alternatively, Does anyone know of a solution for alerting IGP neighbour state changes? I have 100-200 routers I would need to monitor. Thanks in advance, Ben

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Re: [Observium] Observium didn't see down BGP session
by SCHEIN David 19 Feb '15

19 Feb '15

Thx I have upgraded to 6292 But I still don’t have the BGP peer in default: [cid:image002.png@01D04C67.2F507990] Best regards David De : observium [mailto:observium-bounces@observium.org] De la part de Mike Stupalov Envoyé : jeudi 19 février 2015 16:52 À : Observium Network Observation System Objet : Re: [Observium] Observium didn't see down session Hi, you use community edition? These sessions were ignored earlier, now fixed in Pro edition (r6292). On 19.02.2015 18:14, SCHEIN David wrote: Hello, We have a router with BGP connections: BGP router identifier 93.92.104.3, local AS number 44527 BGP table version is 42186637, main routing table version 42186637 522626 network entries using 75258144 bytes of memory 763445 path entries using 61075600 bytes of memory 121177/84076 BGP path/bestpath attribute entries using 17449488 bytes of memory 107956 BGP AS-PATH entries using 3836728 bytes of memory 0 BGP route-map cache entries using 0 bytes of memory 0 BGP filter-list cache entries using 0 bytes of memory BGP using 157619960 total bytes of memory BGP activity 1587733/1065103 prefixes, 33361988/32598543 paths, scan interval 60 secs Neighbor V AS MsgRcvd MsgSent TblVer InQ OutQ Up/Down State/PfxRcd 93.92.104.1 4 44527 6067411 7389513 42186637 0 0 9w4d 435068 93.92.104.2 4 44527 9203357 7389505 42186637 0 0 9w4d 128861 93.92.104.4 4 44527 8811008 7352080 42186637 0 0 9w3d 199512 178.16.168.224 4 34177 0 0 1 0 0 1d01h Active 178.16.168.225 4 34177 0 0 1 0 0 1d01h Active But we cannot see on observium : [cid:image003.png@01D04C66.13DBA000] I don’t understand this behavior… Thx in advance Best regards [cid:image004.png@01D04C66.13DBA000] _______________________________________________ observium mailing list observium(a)observium.org<mailto:observium@observium.org> http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium -- Mike Stupalov http://observium.org

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professional version on trial?
by Lea Rehm 19 Feb '15

19 Feb '15

Hi all, I´d like to test the professional version of Observium. Do you know whether this is possible? Kind regards Lea

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Observium didn't see down session
by SCHEIN David 19 Feb '15

19 Feb '15

Hello, We have a router with BGP connections: BGP router identifier 93.92.104.3, local AS number 44527 BGP table version is 42186637, main routing table version 42186637 522626 network entries using 75258144 bytes of memory 763445 path entries using 61075600 bytes of memory 121177/84076 BGP path/bestpath attribute entries using 17449488 bytes of memory 107956 BGP AS-PATH entries using 3836728 bytes of memory 0 BGP route-map cache entries using 0 bytes of memory 0 BGP filter-list cache entries using 0 bytes of memory BGP using 157619960 total bytes of memory BGP activity 1587733/1065103 prefixes, 33361988/32598543 paths, scan interval 60 secs Neighbor V AS MsgRcvd MsgSent TblVer InQ OutQ Up/Down State/PfxRcd 93.92.104.1 4 44527 6067411 7389513 42186637 0 0 9w4d 435068 93.92.104.2 4 44527 9203357 7389505 42186637 0 0 9w4d 128861 93.92.104.4 4 44527 8811008 7352080 42186637 0 0 9w3d 199512 178.16.168.224 4 34177 0 0 1 0 0 1d01h Active 178.16.168.225 4 34177 0 0 1 0 0 1d01h Active But we cannot see on observium : [cid:image001.png@01D04C5F.1C8867D0] I don't understand this behavior... Thx in advance Best regards [cid:image002.png@01D04C5F.1C8867D0]

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Sensors problems?
by Eduardo Schoedler 19 Feb '15

19 Feb '15

Hi, Today I've received email false alarms. But looking, all values are ok. My debug: Observium 0.15.2.6288 [image: Imagem inline 1] user@edge-xxxxx> show chassis alarms No alarms currently active user@edge-xxxxx> show system alarms No alarms currently active Alarms are ok: [image: Imagem inline 4] Buts alerts are down since last week: [image: Imagem inline 5] Here are my checker: [image: Imagem inline 3] Att, -- Eduardo Schoedler

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Alert checker issue
by Zalewski, Dominik 19 Feb '15

19 Feb '15

Can someone explain to me what is wrong with below alert checker? Status shows zero matches… Entity Type: Port Check Conditions: ifInBitsRate lt 50M ifOutBitsRate lt 50M Device Match: hostname match rtr02* Entity Match ifName ae0.50 Thanks Dominik

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Re: [Observium] How to define graphs used in the Application page?
by Ricardo Meleschi 18 Feb '15

18 Feb '15

Adam, That is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you! I’ve been looking for that one line to edit for quite some time. Ricardo Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2015 18:18:40 +0000 From: "Adam Armstrong" <adama(a)memetic.org> Of course, what I actually meant was :? $config['app'][$vars['app']]['top'] which is in?includes/definitions/apps.inc.php :D adam. On 17/02/2015 23:07:59, Adam Armstrong <adama(a)memetic.org> wrote: You don't seem to have looked very hard! html/pages/device/apps/ Note, though, that these structures are *horrible*, and I'd really like to replace them with something less horrible. adam. On 17/02/2015 21:37:55, Ricardo Meleschi <meleschi(a)gmail.com> wrote: I?ve had no luck figuring out how to define which graphs show up on the main application page when that application is selected from the drop down menu in Observium. Can anyone help to point me in the right direction? Thanks, Ricardo

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How to define graphs used in the Application page?
by Ricardo Meleschi 17 Feb '15

17 Feb '15

Hello Observium Overlords, I’ve gotten an Observium Client working for a new application that we’re running. For some reason, when I click on the Application Name under Apps, only three graphs per server are shown. Additionally, I have not figured out how to tell Observium which graphs I would like to display on this “Application Overview” page. Can someone guide me to the right place? All I’d like to do is select which 4 graphs to show up on my main Application Overview Page. I’m currently running Observium 0.14.11.5987, and am using the MYSQL, BIND, and NTP Observium scripts, in addition to our home grown script as well. Thanks for any assistance, Ricardo

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Poller seems to be deleting my interfaces.....
by Tony Mattke 17 Feb '15

17 Feb '15

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Little bug in event log
by Sander Steffann 17 Feb '15

17 Feb '15

Hi! I just noticed these entries in my event log after moving a server from one datacenter to another: 16s eth0 IPv6 removed: 2001:9e0:803::30/64 16s eth0 IPv6 removed: 2001:9e0:803::30/64 16s eth0 IPv6 added: 2001:9e0:803::30/64 16s eth0 IPv6 added: 2001:9e0:803::29/64 16s eth0 IPv4 removed: 94.142.242.217/28 16s eth0 IPv4 removed: 94.142.242.210/28 16s eth0 IPv4 added: 83.247.10.30/27 16s eth0 IPv4 added: 83.247.10.29/27 As you can see the IPv4 added and removed lines make sense: remove two addresses from 94.142.242.x/28 and add two addresses in 83.247.10.x/27. The IPv6 addresses are wrong though: It *should* have logged two removals from 2a02:898:148::x/64 and two adds in 2001:9e0:803::x/64, but it logs one of the newly added addresses as removed twice. Here is a diff to fix the bug: --- includes/discovery/ipv6-addresses.inc.php 2015-02-06 18:00:03.498755071 +0100 +++ includes_fixed/discovery/ipv6-addresses.inc.php 2015-02-17 01:30:26.334861137 +0100 @@ -196,7 +196,7 @@ { // Delete IP dbDelete('ipv6_addresses', '`ipv6_address_id` = ?', array($entry['ipv6_address_id'])); - log_event("IPv6 removed: $full_compressed", $device, 'port', $port_id); + log_event("IPv6 removed: $full_address", $device, 'port', $port_id); echo('-'); $check_networks[$entry['ipv6_network_id']] = 1; } Cheers! Sander

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how to delete interface no longer on system
by John Brown 17 Feb '15

17 Feb '15

Hi, We removed a card from our router and thus those interfaces don't exist anymore. How do we get rid of them from observium thanks

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Ubiquity not detecting correct os or version
by Simon Smith 16 Feb '15

16 Feb '15

Hi All, I’m having an issue here with a few of our UniFi Access Points and Observium Observium detects most of our AP’s as UniFi but for seem reason two of them as being detected as AirOS ? I have no idea why it is doing this! They all have same Firmware and OS installed so why is it detecting it as AirOS instead of UniFi ? I have even compared snmpwalks and they are both identical (oversally data is different, but names, models, etc all the same!) Also ive noticed the correct ones for UniFi, aren’t detecting the firmware version correctly either ? its showing one point as 3.1.12 when infact I’m on 3.2.10 Any help where I should start looking or even ideas for me, would be very helpful Regards Simon

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alerts on clear text not html?
by Zhenhui Liang 16 Feb '15

16 Feb '15

Hi, Group Is it possible to configure observium to not send html alerts? Seems from today, html SMS won’t be able to go through cell phone providers. I would like some clear text version of alerts like nagios. Thanks. —Zhenhui

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not getting alert email notifications?
by Simon Smith 16 Feb '15

16 Feb '15

Hi All, I have been using the alerts check for all our servers and broadbands fine for months! then outta the blue last week its suddenly stopped sending me emails? the last email i have shows 'Observium Professional 0.14.11.5993' at the bottom of its header and was on the 21st Nov? I can see in the Alert Logging messaging saying Alert Notification sent and Alert_Notify but i never get them? where would be the best place to check or has someone changed a line in the SVN by mistake ??? because i see a few changes related to alerts NOTE: we use a mailcleaner for spam etc… but ive already checked there and the emails don't even hit the server at the time it says it sent in observium? Regards Simon

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Adding hosts in auto-discovery fails
by dorje2007＠seznam.cz 16 Feb '15

16 Feb '15

Hi i tried auto-discovery feature, and hosts cannot be added even though they are resolvable and accessed by ping and SNMP. Manually can be added. here is the debug from the discovery log: SQL[[0;33mSELECT `device_id` FROM `devices` WHERE `sysName` = 'STO-3750-OFF 5' OR `hostname` = 'STO-3750-OFF5'[0m] [0m Discovering new host STO-3750-OFF5 through CDP Host STO-3750-OFF5 resolved as 10.x.x.x Host STO-3750-OFF5 (10.x.x.x) founded inside configured nets, try to adding: SQL[[0;33mSELECT D.`hostname` FROM ipv4_addresses AS A LEFT JOIN `ports` AS P ON A.`port_id` = P.`port _id` LEFT JOIN `devices` AS D ON D.`device_id` = P.` device_id` WHERE D.`disabled` = 0 AND A.`ipv4_address` = 'STO- 3750-OFF5'[0m] [0m Trying v2c community public ... CMD[[0;33m/usr/bin/snmpget -v2c -c *** -OQUst -m SNMPv2-MIB -M /opt/ observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp 'udp':'STO-3750-OFF5':'161' sysObjectID.0 sysUpTime.0[0m][0m EXITCODE[[0;31m1[0m][0m RUNTIME[[0;32m6.0104s[0m], [0m STDOUT[ ] SNMP_STATUS[[0;31mFALSE[0m][0m No reply on community public using v2c. However when i do the command above alone, it works: /usr/bin/snmpget -v2c -c public -OQUst -m SNMPv2-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/ rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp 'udp':'STO-3750-OFF5':'161' sysObjectID.0 sysUpTime.0 sysObjectID.0 = enterprises.9.1.516 sysUpTime.0 = 4151734310 And also works when i add the device manually: ./add_device.php STO-3750-OFF5 publicv2c Observium CE 0.14.11.6000 Add Device(s) Try to add sto-3750-off5: Trying v2c community OriRead ... Now discovering sto-3750-off5 (id = 22) sto-3750-off5 22 ios (cisco) Ports : Vl1(1)[1463] Vl10( ......... Many thanks Pet

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Auto Discovery without sysNames
by dorje2007＠seznam.cz 14 Feb '15

14 Feb '15

Hi I've started you use Observium mand must say I'm very impressed :-). Very useful and comfortable tool I have question regarding the autodiscovery feature. I read the do here , http://www.observium.org/wiki/Device_Autodiscovery, and one of the condition is that sysName and device name must be same, or resolvable. In our scalable design all over the world it is very difficult, cause there are about 80 domains and strong of the domain itself takes about 20 characters, so we use only hostname resolvable via /etc/hosts. We also cannot use DNS, cause AD DNS is processed by the other department ( in Asia :-) , and it would take a weeks to synchronize it. So the question is, how can i workaround the auto discovery without same sysName and the hostname ? As far as get it, sysName only contains the domain extension of the hostname. we have about 300 routers/switches, so we want to discover them automatically. many thanks Pet

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Alert checker for active "Used" memory? Alert for load average?
by Hogan Whittall 14 Feb '15

14 Feb '15

Hi all, I'm trying to set up some more proactive alerts for my hosts and either the mempool options for alerting are too generic or the docs are out of date. I want to have an alert checker triggered for active used memory, does that exist yet? I'm not talking about total used memory, which includes buffers and cache and is caught by mempool_perc for Physical Memory, but the active used memory (See "Used" memory in attached screencap). I can't find any way to make that happen and that would be much more useful than having an alert that includes buffers and cache in the tally. If I were to create an alert for mempool_perc >= 90% using "Physical Memory" then pretty much 100% of my hosts would alert because of buffers and cache being included. I'd also like to catch memory utilization issues before systems start to swap out, so I'd like to avoid having swap usage be the trigger. Is that possible currently or perhaps is it on the to-do list? :) Something else that would be great is to alert for load averages. I know someone else was asking about this a few months back and it wasn't possible at the time, so here's another vote to get it added. Sometimes we have processes get stuck in I/O wait and the only way to catch when this becomes a real problem is with a high load average since processes in this state don't drive up CPU. Currently running 0.15.2.6274. Thanks! -Hogan

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[2FB-1C6F952A-0641] how to use observium to monitoring traceroute, ping, tcp 80 and more ?
by noc.rodrigo.araujo＠itmnetworks.com.br 13 Feb '15

13 Feb '15

Hey Colin, Excellent, very thanks for your recomendation. have a great weekend B.Regards, Rodrigo Araujo ITMNETWORKS Brazil

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Re: [Observium] Auto Discovery without sysNames
by Gert-Jan de Boer 13 Feb '15

13 Feb '15

I'm guessing he has no rDNS. I would probably make static entries based on their IP address and network segment. For example ap-ams-10-11-12-13. Kind regards, GJ Op 13 feb. 2015 17:56 schreef jorr(a)streamguys.com: Pet, If you have a list of their IPs, you can generate a reverse dns entry of each by doing a NSlookup, take the results and formulate a /etc/hosts entry for each, then pass the rdns names into Observium for discovery of services. The DNS entries to not need to be known in advance this way. Get the names for your hosts file: For ip in ${iplist[@}; do Echo –e –n “$ip\t” Nslookup $ip | grep <fordnsname> } This way you just need their IP addresses (and a functioning rdns entry) to get all of the devices into the software. Sincerely, Jesse From: observium [mailto:observium-bounces@observium.org] On Behalf Of dorje2007(a)seznam.cz Sent: Friday, February 13, 2015 8:50 AM To: Observium Network Observation System Subject: Re: [Observium] Auto Discovery without sysNames Dear Tristan thanks, i know about that. however i was asking for workaround, because once the device is located in the /etc/hosts file, then i do not need to discover it ( in a certain sense ) , cause it is known :-). The point is that i have a hundreds of Cisco AP's and dozen of switches all around the world, that i do not now about their IP's and particular location.. They all have CDP running so i would have to first log to those switches and check their names,neighbors, relations and so on. And this i would like to avoid. Different departments configure devices and not all of them are known ( we operate in 60 countries ). So is there a way to discover them without being known by the DNS or hosts file ? ( there is a netdisco tool, that can manage it , however i prefer Observium cause it is more powerful ) Many Thanks Pet . ---------- Původní zpráva ---------- Od: Tristan Rhodes <tristanrhodes(a)weber.edu<mailto:tristanrhodes@weber.edu>> Komu: Observium Network Observation System <observium(a)observium.org<mailto:observium@observium.org>> Datum: 13. 2. 2015 16:04:15 Předmět: Re: [Observium] Auto Discovery without sysNames Pet, The wiki you linked to has the solution: Alternative: Add lines to the "/etc/hosts" file on Observium that match the hostnames and domains that you have configured in your devices. Tristan Rhodes Network Engineer Weber State University 801.626.8549 [X] On Fri, Feb 13, 2015 at 7:13 AM, <dorje2007(a)seznam.cz<mailto:dorje2007@seznam.cz>> wrote: Hi I've started you use Observium mand must say I'm very impressed :-). Very useful and comfortable tool I have question regarding the autodiscovery feature. I read the do here , http://www.observium.org/wiki/Device_Autodiscovery, and one of the condition is that sysName and device name must be same, or resolvable. In our scalable design all over the world it is very difficult, cause there are about 80 domains and strong of the domain itself takes about 20 characters, so we use only hostname resolvable via /etc/hosts. We also cannot use DNS, cause AD DNS is processed by the other department ( in Asia :-) , and it would take a weeks to synchronize it. So the question is, how can i workaround the auto discovery without same sysName and the hostname ? As far as get it, sysName only contains the domain extension of the hostname. we have about 300 routers/switches, so we want to discover them automatically. many thanks Pet _______________________________________________ observium mailing list observium(a)observium.org<mailto:observium@observium.org> http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium _______________________________________________ observium mailing list observium(a)observium.org<mailto:observium@observium.org> http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium = -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content and isbelieved to be clean.

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[2FB-1C6F952A-0641] how to use observium to monitoring traceroute, ping, tcp 80 and more ?
by noc.rodrigo.araujo＠itmnetworks.com.br 13 Feb '15

13 Feb '15

Hi All, i'm new at here i hope all doing well i have one way using observium to monitoring traceroute, ping, tcp 80 and any another ports ? i need to crate one monitoring for all my IPs, i need to see if have route problems, if have large latency from one to another location, if have null route and more any sugestion about that ? Thanks, Rodrigo Araujo ITMNETWORKS Platinum Internet Services www.itmnetworks.com.br "Mais PODER para seu WebSite" "More POWER for your WebSite" Atendimento: via Chat, via Email, Telefones, FAX Acesse: http://www.itmnetworks.com.br/faleconosco BLOG de Status Operacional Acesse: http://www.itmstatus.com Uptime da Nossa Rede em Real Time Acesse: http://rede.itmstatus.com Canal da ITMNETWORKS no Youtube Video Aulas, Video Tutoriais e Muito Mais Acesse: http://itmnetworks.tv

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tab=perf table layout
by Matt Ladewig 12 Feb '15

12 Feb '15

Devs - Noticed this in the /device/device=*/tab=perf/ page. I checked a few devices and they all appeared the same. The Discovery Times table is formatted below the Total Performance table, instead of directly below the Module Performance table. Formatting is the same in IE, Chrome, and Firefox. Matt [cid:image001.png@01D046B6.0C015330]

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Website Wise ( Top Visit ) graphing
by Tshering DHENDUP 12 Feb '15

12 Feb '15

Dear Team, Can we do graphing to monitor internet accesss patterns of users to see how much % are using GOogle, Youtube , facebook, local contents, etc. Just about top 10 contents. Regards -- Tshering DHENDUP(MR) Systems DrukNet (Internet, Data & Enterprise Services) Bhutan Telecom www.bt.bt

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HP Switches
by Jan Kuiper 12 Feb '15

12 Feb '15

Helo, Is there a way to see in a port aggregation which ports are involved on a HP 5830 switch on a HP 2920 the information is shown in the interface? See the example for a 5830 switch. Bridge-aggregation 103 is using 4 1Gbit ports. [cid:image002.png@01D046CF.9A8DC020] Also is it possible to give me the mysql tables and columns where the information (relations) are stored in, so we can (automatically) update our CMDB with it? Met vriendelijke groet / Kind Regards, Jan Kuiper [cid:image001.jpg@01CF62F0.6DBAB760] Piramide ICT Services | Kollergang 9 | 7773 NG Hardenberg | Postbus 220 | 7770 AE Hardenberg info(a)piramide.nl<mailto:info@piramide.nl> | http://www.piramide.nl | +31 (0)523 261 387 Disclaimer Deze e-mail is uitsluitend bestemd voor de geadresseerde(n). Verstrekking aan en gebruik door anderen is niet toegestaan. Piramide sluit iedere aansprakelijkheid uit die voortvloeit uit elektronische verzending.

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OS Definition Change Request
by Kevin Jacobson 12 Feb '15

12 Feb '15

Some changes that would be handy in my environment. Please add them? Observium already supports AXIS Print Servers, Cameras, and Video Servers but doesn't see Video *Encoder*. sysObjectID*=>*.1.3.6.1.4.1.368 sysDescr*=>*; AXIS P7214; Network Video Encoder; 5.50.4; May 23 2014 12:23; 197.2; 1; fwiw, I don't know if this is useful, but AXIS does publish a Video MIB (which I don't think works with my firmware, ha): http://www.axis.com/techsup/software/video_mib/index.htm ShoreTel makes some ok VOIP equipment that is SNMP enabled, though it is minimal with info... sysObjectID*=>*.1.3.6.1.4.1.5329.1.1.1 sysDescr*=>*ShoreGear SG-220T1A sysObjectID*=>*.1.3.6.1.4.1.5329.1.1.1 sysDescr*=>*ShoreGear SA-100 Panasonic makes printers (MFDs) too, but the typical jetdirect toner OID reports -3. sysObjectID*=>*.1.3.6.1.4.1.258.406.3.1.13 sysDescr*=>*Panasonic DP-8045 sysObjectID*=>*.1.3.6.1.4.1.258.406.3.1.13 sysDescr*=>*Panasonic DP-8060 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.2.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.2.1.2 = INTEGER: 1 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.2.1.3 = INTEGER: 1 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.2.1.4 = INTEGER: 1 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.3.1.1 = INTEGER: 0 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.3.1.2 = INTEGER: 0 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.3.1.3 = INTEGER: 0 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.3.1.4 = INTEGER: 0 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.4.1.1 = INTEGER: 3 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.4.1.2 = INTEGER: 4 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.4.1.3 = INTEGER: 3 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.4.1.4 = INTEGER: 3 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.5.1.1 = INTEGER: 3 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.5.1.2 = INTEGER: 4 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.5.1.3 = INTEGER: 10 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.5.1.4 = INTEGER: 32 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.6.1.1 = STRING: "Toner" SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.6.1.2 = STRING: "Toner Waste Container" SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.6.1.3 = STRING: "Developer Unit" SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.6.1.4 = STRING: "FQ-SS66 Staples" SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.7.1.1 = INTEGER: 7 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.7.1.2 = INTEGER: 7 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.7.1.3 = INTEGER: 7 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.7.1.4 = INTEGER: 8 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.8.1.1 = INTEGER: 35000 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.8.1.2 = INTEGER: 240000 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.8.1.3 = INTEGER: 240000 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.8.1.4 = INTEGER: 5000 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.9.1.1 = INTEGER: -3 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.9.1.2 = INTEGER: -3 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.9.1.3 = INTEGER: -3 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.9.1.4 = INTEGER: -3 Thanks! p.s. I am a subscription user.

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Ruckus discovery Segmentation fault
by Eduardo Schoedler 12 Feb '15

12 Feb '15

root@lin:/opt/observium# ./discovery.php -h new Observium 0.15.2.6237 Discovery ruckus-ap-xxxx-08 51 ruckus Module [ os ] time: 0.0002s Ports : ................................. Module [ ports ] time: 0.0831s Port Stacks: Module [ ports-stack ] time: 0.0167s Processors : hrDevice: Module [ processors ] time: 0.0358s Memory : Module [ mempools ] time: 0.0197s IPv4 Addresses : ... Module [ ipv4-addresses ] time: 0.044s IPv6 Addresses : Module [ ipv6-addresses ] time: 0.0911s Sensors: ENTITY-SENSOR-MIB Module [ sensors ] time: 0.3078s Storage : Module [ storage ] time: 0.0657s Inventory : ENTITY-MIB HOST-RESOURCES-MIB Module [ inventory ] time: 0.0926s Discovery protocols: LLDP-MIB CISCO-CDP-MIB Module [ discovery-protocols ] time: 0.1048s OSPF Neighbours: Module [ ospf-autodiscovery ] time: 0.0192s ARP/NDP Tables : ++ Module [ arp-table ] time: 0.0247s Module [ junose-atm-vp ] time: 0.0003s BGP Sessions: No BGP on host Module [ bgp-peers ] time: 0.0181s VLANs: Q-BRIDGE-MIB Module [ vlans ] time: 0.0522s Module [ mac-accounting ] time: 0.0004s Pseudowires : PW-STD-MIB Module [ pseudowires ] time: 0.0288s Module [ cisco-vrf ] time: 0.0006s Module [ cisco-sla ] time: 0.0003s Module [ vmware-vminfo ] time: 0.0002s Cisco Class-based QoS: QoS not configured. Module [ cisco-cbqos ] time: 0.0908s Module [ libvirt-vminfo ] time: 0.0005s UCD Disk IO : Module [ ucd-diskio ] time: 0.0397s Wifi: RUCKUS-RADIO-MIB ++Segmentation fault (core dumped) Debug here: http://pastebin.com/kSDMQZ17 Thanks, -- Eduardo Schoedler

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Cisco ASA 8.3 IPsec Graphing issues
by Michael Poezyn 11 Feb '15

11 Feb '15

Hi I have two ASA's I graph in observium , one running 8.2(5) and the other 8.3. The issue I have is that on 8.2(5) the IPsec tunnel graphs all work 100% and everything is picked up but when trying to query the 8.3 version I get no graphs for the ipsec tunnel graphs. Is there anything specific I need to do to get the 8.3 ipsec tunnel graphs working ? Thanks Mike ############################################################################################# The information transmitted is intended only for the person or entity to which it is addressed and may contain confidential and/or privileged material. Any review, retransmission, dissemination or other use of, or taking of any action in reliance upon, this information by persons or entities other than the intended recipient is prohibited. If you received this in error, please contact the sender and delete the material from any computer. Furthermore, the information contained in this message, and any attachments thereto, is for information purposes only and may contain the personal views and opinions of the author, which are not necessarily the views and opinions of the company. #############################################################################################

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php time zone issue
by Aaron Smith 11 Feb '15

11 Feb '15

Hi there, I'm having an issue with the time zone settings in PHP that are causing the dates and times to show up like in the screenshot below. [cid:image002.png@01D04603.E5407F80] After searching for a bit I found a thread that mentioned that the time zone needed to be set in the php.ini file (/etc/php5/cli/php.ini). I changed the setting and restarted apache but the date and time are still showing incorrectly in Observium. I even restarted the sever to no aval. Here is a snippet of the php.ini time/date config [Date] ; Defines the default timezone used by the date functions ; http://php.net/date.timezone date.timezone = Australia/Sydney ; http://php.net/date.default-latitude ;date.default_latitude = 31.7667 ; http://php.net/date.default-longitude ;date.default_longitude = 35.2333 ; http://php.net/date.sunrise-zenith ;date.sunrise_zenith = 90.583333 ; http://php.net/date.sunset-zenith ;date.sunset_zenith = 90.583333 Is there anything I have missed? Thanks, Aaron

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Disk IO not graphing?
by Kaya Saman 10 Feb '15

10 Feb '15

Hi, I've got an issue with Observium build: CE 0.14.11.6000 The Disk IO doesn't seem to be graphing any more?? Using snmpwalk I can get the mib for it: HOST-RESOURCES-MIB::hrSWRunParameters.95709 = STRING: "1.3.6.1.4.1.2021.13.15.1.1.5" It seems that none of my hosts have it working for a while; case for both FreeBSd and Linux. The rest of the graphs are fine and are updating properly! Running the discovery.php manually the output for diskio is: UCD Disk IO : .... Module [ ucd-diskio ] time: 0.0205s The poller shows the diskio is being polled but it seems no data is returned. Has anyone got any suggestions? Config files are same and haven't changed at all... Regards, Kaya

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unknown processor type
by Simon Smith 08 Feb '15

08 Feb '15

Hi All, Quick question, probably a simple answer to be far I run the discovery.php every 3 hours and all the time i see this in the Event Logs Processor updated: index (NUM), mob hr, descry Unknown Processor Type is the a way of disabling these messages? i currently use WMI to get the processors and os on a few of our windows machines to get the details and stuff, and these are the machines i get these messages with Regards Simon

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Manual override of location does not then apply the location information in config.php
by Robert Hatch 07 Feb '15

07 Feb '15

Dear Mike, This is still not working for me. I have upgraded, polled, unchecked and rechecked the override box but still no joy. This is the line in the config that works perfectly for the snmp devices that correctly report HEX as their location. $config['location_map']['HEX'] = "Harbour Exchange Square, London Borough of Tower Hamlets, London, England, United Kingdom"; And this is a screen shot of the node as requested is below. As you can see the location of the device does not then reconcile to the full address following a rediscover. BW rob [cid:image005.png@01D041AA.36987030] From: Mike Stupalov (JIRA) [mailto:jira@observium.org] Sent: 29 January 2015 20:33 To: Robert Hatch Subject: [OBS-JIRA] (OBSERVIUM-1133) Manual override of location does not then apply the location information in config.php [cid:image001.png@01D041A9.ED5F0410] Mike Stupalov<http://jira.observium.org/secure/ViewProfile.jspa?name=landy> resolved as Fixed Observium<http://jira.observium.org/browse/OBSERVIUM> / [cid:image002.png@01D041A9.ED5F0410] <http://jira.observium.org/browse/OBSERVIUM-1133> OBSERVIUM-1133<http://jira.observium.org/browse/OBSERVIUM-1133> Manual override of location does not then apply the location information in config.php<http://jira.observium.org/browse/OBSERVIUM-1133> Change By: Mike Stupalov<http://jira.observium.org/secure/ViewProfile.jspa?name=landy> Status: Open Resolved Resolution: Fixed [cid:image003.png@01D041A9.ED5F0410]<http://jira.observium.org/browse/OBSERVIUM-1133#add-comment> Add Comment<http://jira.observium.org/browse/OBSERVIUM-1133#add-comment> This message was sent by Atlassian JIRA (v6.2#6252-sha1:aa34325) [cid:image004.png@01D041A9.ED5F0410]

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Re: [Observium] [OBS-JIRA] (OBSERVIUM-1133) Manual override of location does not then apply the location information in config.php
by Robert Hatch 06 Feb '15

06 Feb '15

Dear Mike, This is still not working for me. I have upgraded, polled, unchecked and rechecked the override box but still no joy. This is the line in the config that works perfectly for the snmp devices that correctly report HEX as their location. $config['location_map']['HEX'] = "Harbour Exchange Square, London Borough of Tower Hamlets, London, England, United Kingdom"; And this is a screen shot of the node as requested is below. As you can see the location of the device does not then reconcile to the full address following a rediscover. BW rob [cid:image005.png@01D041AA.36987030] From: Mike Stupalov (JIRA) [mailto:jira@observium.org] Sent: 29 January 2015 20:33 To: Robert Hatch Subject: [OBS-JIRA] (OBSERVIUM-1133) Manual override of location does not then apply the location information in config.php [cid:image001.png@01D041A9.ED5F0410] Mike Stupalov<http://jira.observium.org/secure/ViewProfile.jspa?name=landy> resolved as Fixed Observium<http://jira.observium.org/browse/OBSERVIUM> / [cid:image002.png@01D041A9.ED5F0410] <http://jira.observium.org/browse/OBSERVIUM-1133> OBSERVIUM-1133<http://jira.observium.org/browse/OBSERVIUM-1133> Manual override of location does not then apply the location information in config.php<http://jira.observium.org/browse/OBSERVIUM-1133> Change By: Mike Stupalov<http://jira.observium.org/secure/ViewProfile.jspa?name=landy> Status: Open Resolved Resolution: Fixed [cid:image003.png@01D041A9.ED5F0410]<http://jira.observium.org/browse/OBSERVIUM-1133#add-comment> Add Comment<http://jira.observium.org/browse/OBSERVIUM-1133#add-comment> This message was sent by Atlassian JIRA (v6.2#6252-sha1:aa34325) [cid:image004.png@01D041A9.ED5F0410]

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Swap in alerting
by Teemu Grönqvist 05 Feb '15

05 Feb '15

Hello! Does anyone know how could I create an alert check for swap usage? I'd like to alert if something like 10% swap is used, but I have no idea what name swap has in the alerting system. Thank you, Teemu Grönqvist Net9 Oy

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How to setup alerting for Checkpoint Firewall failover
by Michael Poezyn 05 Feb '15

05 Feb '15

Hi All I am new to this product and have been playing with trying to setup alerting. The Checkpoint MIB is able to pick up which firewall node is active and standby in an HA cluster and I was wondering if anyone know what the conditions need to be for the Alert Checker to monitor when this state changes ? I have tried a few iterations at the alert checker with no success Any help would be appreciated Thanks Mike ############################################################################################# The information transmitted is intended only for the person or entity to which it is addressed and may contain confidential and/or privileged material. Any review, retransmission, dissemination or other use of, or taking of any action in reliance upon, this information by persons or entities other than the intended recipient is prohibited. If you received this in error, please contact the sender and delete the material from any computer. Furthermore, the information contained in this message, and any attachments thereto, is for information purposes only and may contain the personal views and opinions of the author, which are not necessarily the views and opinions of the company. #############################################################################################

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Re: [Observium] observium Digest, Vol 55, Issue 19
by Michael Poezyn 05 Feb '15

05 Feb '15

Thanks for the reply but the image unfortunately didn't come through ? -----Original Message----- From: observium [mailto:observium-bounces@observium.org] On Behalf Of observium-request(a)observium.org Sent: Thursday, February 5, 2015 9:59 AM To: observium(a)observium.org Subject: observium Digest, Vol 55, Issue 19 Send observium mailing list submissions to observium(a)observium.org To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to observium-request(a)observium.org You can reach the person managing the list at observium-owner(a)observium.org When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific than "Re: Contents of observium digest..." Today's Topics: 1. Re: OS Definition Change Request (Mike Stupalov) 2. Re: How to setup alerting for Checkpoint Firewall failover (?ukasz Sztukowski) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Message: 1 Date: Thu, 5 Feb 2015 11:26:42 +0400 From: Mike Stupalov <mike(a)observium.org> To: Observium Network Observation System <observium(a)observium.org> Subject: Re: [Observium] OS Definition Change Request Message-ID: <CAL9uo4jtz7xjh8NSDZN2yU1undshcGptXqwOhXQmm4nUVVmV=A(a)mail.gmail.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8" Basic OS detection added in r6248. On Thu, Feb 5, 2015 at 1:36 AM, Kevin Jacobson <kevin(a)kjake.net> wrote: > Some changes that would be handy in my environment. Please add them? > > Observium already supports AXIS Print Servers, Cameras, and Video > Servers but doesn't see Video *Encoder*. > > sysObjectID*=>*.1.3.6.1.4.1.368 > sysDescr*=>*; AXIS P7214; Network Video Encoder; 5.50.4; May 23 2014 > 12:23; 197.2; 1; > > fwiw, I don't know if this is useful, but AXIS does publish a Video > MIB (which I don't think works with my firmware, ha): > http://www.axis.com/techsup/software/video_mib/index.htm > > > ShoreTel makes some ok VOIP equipment that is SNMP enabled, though it > is minimal with info... > > sysObjectID*=>*.1.3.6.1.4.1.5329.1.1.1 > sysDescr*=>*ShoreGear SG-220T1A > > sysObjectID*=>*.1.3.6.1.4.1.5329.1.1.1 > sysDescr*=>*ShoreGear SA-100 > > Panasonic makes printers (MFDs) too, but the typical jetdirect toner > OID reports -3. > > sysObjectID*=>*.1.3.6.1.4.1.258.406.3.1.13 > sysDescr*=>*Panasonic DP-8045 > > sysObjectID*=>*.1.3.6.1.4.1.258.406.3.1.13 > sysDescr*=>*Panasonic DP-8060 > > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.2.1.1 = INTEGER: 1 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.2.1.2 = INTEGER: 1 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.2.1.3 = INTEGER: 1 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.2.1.4 = INTEGER: 1 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.3.1.1 = INTEGER: 0 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.3.1.2 = INTEGER: 0 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.3.1.3 = INTEGER: 0 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.3.1.4 = INTEGER: 0 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.4.1.1 = INTEGER: 3 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.4.1.2 = INTEGER: 4 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.4.1.3 = INTEGER: 3 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.4.1.4 = INTEGER: 3 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.5.1.1 = INTEGER: 3 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.5.1.2 = INTEGER: 4 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.5.1.3 = INTEGER: 10 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.5.1.4 = INTEGER: 32 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.6.1.1 = STRING: "Toner" > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.6.1.2 = STRING: "Toner Waste Container" > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.6.1.3 = STRING: "Developer Unit" > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.6.1.4 = STRING: "FQ-SS66 Staples" > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.7.1.1 = INTEGER: 7 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.7.1.2 = INTEGER: 7 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.7.1.3 = INTEGER: 7 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.7.1.4 = INTEGER: 8 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.8.1.1 = INTEGER: 35000 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.8.1.2 = INTEGER: 240000 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.8.1.3 = INTEGER: 240000 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.8.1.4 = INTEGER: 5000 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.9.1.1 = INTEGER: -3 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.9.1.2 = INTEGER: -3 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.9.1.3 = INTEGER: -3 > SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.9.1.4 = INTEGER: -3 > > > Thanks! > > p.s. I am a subscription user. > > _______________________________________________ > observium mailing list > observium(a)observium.org > http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium > > -- Mike Stupalov http://observium.org/

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Alert Checks - color coding
by David Roush 04 Feb '15

04 Feb '15

Hello, I was just wondering if someone could explain the grey field in the "entities" column on the Alert Checks page. Are these entities that match the alert check filters and simply aren't polled for whatever reason? For example: [cid:image001.png@01D04055.D8744240] What is the "138" number representing in this case? Thanks, Dave

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04 Feb '15

Talk Jesus Forums www.talkjesus.com From: observium [mailto:observium-bounces@observium.org] On Behalf Of Tom Laermans Sent: Wednesday, February 4, 2015 11:36 AM To: Observium Network Observation System Subject: Re: [Observium] Alert Checks - color coding Good point! Didn't think of that [yet]. We should store or check that somewhere so we can alert people on it using the alert thing in the bottom bar. Tom On 02/04/2015 05:34 PM, Adam Armstrong wrote: This is probably caused by insufficient mysql heap space. Adam. Sent with AquaMail for Android http://www.aqua-mail.com On 4 February 2015 10:14:37 David Roush <mailto:DRoush@denovo-us.com> <DRoush(a)denovo-us.com> wrote: Thanks Tom. There are a large number of disabled ports which would explain the huge numbers I see for checks like "Interface utilization". Here are a few that don't pertain to interfaces: What does this indicate to you? Is there any other information that I can provide would be relevant? Thanks, Dave From: observium [mailto:observium-bounces@observium.org] On Behalf Of Tom Laermans Sent: Wednesday, February 4, 2015 9:03 AM To: Observium Network Observation System Subject: Re: [Observium] Alert Checks - color coding David, It shouldn't be. Either there's a bug, or perhaps you disabled/ignored some ports in Observium? In that case, the poller won't send metrics to the alerter. Tom On 02/04/2015 04:52 PM, David Roush wrote: Thanks for the quick response Tom. These numbers stay pretty solid across all of the alert checks, I assume this indicates a potential resource limitation? Dave From: observium [mailto:observium-bounces@observium.org] On Behalf Of Tom Laermans Sent: Wednesday, February 4, 2015 8:47 AM To: Observium Network Observation System Subject: Re: [Observium] Alert Checks - color coding Dave, Indeed - status unknown / not polled (yet). Tom On 02/04/2015 04:41 PM, David Roush wrote: Hello, I was just wondering if someone could explain the grey field in the "entities" column on the Alert Checks page. Are these entities that match the alert check filters and simply aren't polled for whatever reason? For example: What is the "138" number representing in this case? Thanks, Dave _______________________________________________ observium mailing list observium(a)observium.org <mailto:observium@observium.org> http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium _______________________________________________ observium mailing list observium(a)observium.org <mailto:observium@observium.org> http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium _______________________________________________ observium mailing list observium(a)observium.org <mailto:observium@observium.org> http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium _______________________________________________ observium mailing list observium(a)observium.org <mailto:observium@observium.org> http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium

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Storage usage with RAID
by Cyrill Matenaers 04 Feb '15

04 Feb '15

Hi all, in my Observium the storage usage of an hardware or software RAID 5 (megaraid or mdadm) device is shown as for example -5277% free at hosts overview page. df -h shows the correct 16% used. Any ideas how to correct this? Regards, Cyrill

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no messages in event log for 2 days
by Simon Smith 04 Feb '15

04 Feb '15

Hi All Ive had no Messages appear in my Event Logs panel for the past 2 days? where would be the best place to start checking if ive got a code problem or maybe an SVN update has goofed it up? Only reason I ask this is because we have had a few devices today go on and off alot and there are no entries in the Event Log Panel of them going off and on but yet ive been getting the email alerts? Regards Simon

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An interesting issue with Cisco 2960Cs...
by Richard Kuhns 03 Feb '15

03 Feb '15

Hi all, This is just on the order of a 'watch out' notice. We're currently on 0.15.1.6206, but had the same issue with earlier versions and with the CE. We have 5 Cisco 2960Cs that we monitor, and all were taking horrible amounts of time to poll. Always at least 200 seconds, and often over 300. After some experiment, we discovered that they apparently don't care to talk about CEF (Cisco Express Forwarding). If Observium asks them about it, the CPU usage climbs above 60% and stays there for quite a while. If I go to the device --> edit --> Modules and disable cicso-cef, everything is fine. The CPU drops under 5%, and the poll time is 5 seconds or less. I'm pretty sure we're not losing any useful info, since I don't believe the 2960Cs support CEF in the first place. As I said, this is just a heads up. Observium is a great tool. Thanks! -- Richard Kuhns <rjk(a)wintek.com> Main Number: 765-742-8428 Wintek Corporation Direct: 765-269-8541 427 N 6th Street Internet Support: 765-269-8503 Lafayette, IN 47901-2211 Consulting: 765-269-8504

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Per-user timezone settings
by Steve Costaras 02 Feb '15

02 Feb '15

Been playing w/ observium CE 14.11.6000. We have people in several timezones, currently I have the observium system configured itself for UTC, but it would be better if there was a way to have each user account have their own 'local' timezone setting so that the graphs would show up in their local timezone. Is there any way to accomplish this? Thanks, Steve

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OT: GMail (WAS: RE: Not Receiving Alerts ??)
by Phillip Baker 02 Feb '15

02 Feb '15

Off topic rant: In case this wasn’t already obvious from this symptom, nobody should use Gmail for anything important. Some of our customers (one a google apps “partner” or whatever) have seen it silently drop mails including invoice mails etc (despite aligned SPF, DKIM, DMARC, reverse dns, and no current reputational issue). Even if anything is wrong with the message, they shouldn’t be silently dropping mail on the floor. It’s unbelievably broken as a model for handling “spam” which is what I presume they think they’re doing. It’s just about adequate for a personal searchable mailing list archive. That’s about it. Phil From: observium [mailto:observium-bounces@observium.org] On Behalf Of Torsten-Sven Urbas Sent: 02 February 2015 07:12 To: Observium Network Observation System Subject: Re: [Observium] Not Receiving Alerts ?? Thats interesting. We do see the same issue with google mail. Basically, only recoveries make it through, i barely see a single alert in my mailbox. /Torsten 2015-01-31 3:21 GMT+01:00 Michael Loftis <mloftis(a)wgops.com<mailto:mloftis@wgops.com>>: Gmail randomly eats mail nowadays. I have had an ongoing g issue with it discarding (not flagging as spam) alerts from observium. Specifically my port down alerts. Recovery for the same port comes through just fine. Other alerts and recoveries are all fine. -- Torsten-Sven Urbas ==== Bitte beachten Sie unsere neuen Rufnummern ==== ProfitBricks GmbH • Greifswalder Str. 207 • D - 10405 Berlin Tel: +49 (30) 57700 8234 • Mobile: +49 (170) 77 38 251 • Fax: +49 (30) 57700 8296 www.profitbricks.de<http://www.profitbricks.de/> • torsten-sven.urbas(a)profitbricks.com<mailto:torsten-sven.urbas@profitbricks.com> Sitz der Gesellschaft: Berlin. Registergericht: Amtsgericht Charlottenburg, HRB 125506 B. Geschäftsführer: Andreas Gauger, Achim Weiss. Please consider the environment before printing this email.

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Speed up graph rendering
by Louis Bailleul 02 Feb '15

02 Feb '15

Hi, I am currently using Observium on 149 switches with a total of 10173 ports. I can't say that anything is wrong with it, but the web interface seems a bit slow especially when you want to display pages with a lot of graphs. Observium is currently running in a VM with 4 xeon E5-2650 cores and 3Gb of ram. It's virtual disks are on a local raid5 composed of 10K SAS disks. Observium report that it's VM use on average 25% of its CPUs with spikes at 40% when the web interface is heavily used. The disk I/O doesn't go past 150 ops OUT and rare spikes at 50 IN. Anyone could advise on what kind of hardware or software tweaking could help speed up the thing ? Are they special requirements/tunnings for the rrd storage or the mysql database ? Best regards, Louis

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Not Receiving Alerts ??
by Andres P 02 Feb '15

02 Feb '15

Hi Observium Team! Since 14 Jan I'm not receiving Alerts It seems to be a problem of the mail server. I did the following test, and not receive it. Any idea? root@Observium:/opt/observium# ./test_mail.php -h rcn-rou-01 Observium 0.15.1.6218 Test E-mail Configuration See mail backend options here: http://www.observium.org/wiki/Configuration_Options#Email_backend_settings My Hostname: Observium.Observium.cabase.org.ar E-mails ENABLED globally ($config['email']['enable']) E-mails use PHP-builtin MAIL backend ($config['email']['backend']) E-mails use these default recipient(s) ($config['email']['default']): noc(a)cabase.org.ar E-mails send from ($config['email']['from']): "Observium" <observium(a)Observium.Observium.cabase.org.ar> E-mails send to recipients based on default recipient from config and/or device sysContact. Try send test notification for rcn-rou-01 to these email(s): noc(a)cabase.org.ar Notification for rcn-rou-01 SENT.

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Re: [Observium] Java JVM Monitoring
by Jurasovic Kresimir 01 Feb '15

01 Feb '15

Hi Tom, Thank you for the feeedback. I will look into code for shoutcast and memcached for implementation details. Right now I am trying to cover as much as information as possible. Code it already publicly available on Bitbucket. I am willing to share the results when I complete all the graphs I need and make some usefull tutorial. Will send all the info when I am done. Best regards, Krešimir === Heya, That sounds very interesting! I hope you'll share the result with us. Our app system is a bit basic, but it supports application "instances". I've never actually implemented something with those myself, but things like shoutcast or memcached can support multiple installs on a machine. I think that's the direction you need, but I have no practical information.. check their observium-side code to see how to use, feel free to sollicit feedback either by this list or on IRC. Tom On 23/01/2015 22:18, Kresimir Jurasovic wrote: > Hi, > > I am in the beginning phase of using Observium. I have everything > set-up and working. No problems so far. > > One feature I am missing is Java JVM Monitoring. In your Bug Tracker I > found the following ticket: > > http://jira.observium.org/browse/OBSERVIUM-554?jql=text%20~%20%22JVM%22 > > In it you mention that this should be implemented using unix-agent. > This is perfectly fine by me. > I have implemented a Java application which is run by unix-agent and > retrieves data from the JVM using the JMX protocol. I have graphs > set-up and so far every is running ok. > > There is only one feature I cannot figure out how to implement. This > feature is very important for me. In most cases there will be more > then one JVM on a single machine. From monitoring perspective this > should be treated as separate application but handled by the same > agent. Is this even possible on Observium? If it is can you please > point me to the right code so I can see how this is done. > > Thanks, > Kre?imir > _______________________________________________ > observium mailing list > observium(a)observium.org > http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium

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Monitoring Logs
by Constantinos Coudounaris 31 Jan '15

31 Jan '15

Hello everyone, I'm trying to setup observium to monitor logs but i'm having some issues. I've configured rsyslog and i've followed the instructions at http://www.observium.org/wiki/Rsyslog_Syslog_Server however I get the following error in observium. I've configured the following files: /etc/rsyslog.conf - added forwarding rule to observium rule aswell as the following. The spool files get created successfully. $WorkDirectory /var/lib/rsyslog # where to place spool files $ActionQueueFileName fwdRule1 # unique name prefix for spool files $ActionQueueMaxDiskSpace 1g # 1gb space limit (use as much as possible) $ActionQueueSaveOnShutdown on # save messages to disk on shutdown $ActionQueueType LinkedList # run asynchronously $ActionResumeRetryCount -1 # infinite retries if host is down /etc/rsyslog.d/30-observium.conf - added as per observium documentation Error Message I get in Observium: No syslog entries found! This device does not have any syslog entries. Check that the syslog daemon and Observium configuration options are set correctly, that this device is configured to send syslog to Observium and that there are no firewalls blocking the messages. Thank you. -- Constantinos Coudounaris

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rrdcached worked for me! (Or "How to solve gaps in your graphs")
by Tristan Rhodes 30 Jan '15

30 Jan '15

I was seeing gaps in my Observium graphs, so I knew that something was wrong with my system. The output from the Observium "poller-wrapper.py" cron job has statistics on how long it takes to complete each polling cycle. These are scheduled every 5 minutes (300 seconds). Here is what I found: "INFO: poller-wrapper polled 312 devices in 1142 seconds with 20 workers WARNING: the process took more than 5 minutes to finish, you need faster hardware or more threads INFO: in sequential style polling the elapsed time would have been: 21663 seconds WARNING: Consider setting a minimum of 77 threads. (This does not constitute professional advice!)" I tried increasing threads on the poller-wrapper.py cron job, but this did not speed things up. The "top" command showed me that this system was always waiting for disk I/O, which is indicated by a high value for "wa". I decided to give rrdcached a try, after reading this blog: http://blog.best-practice.se/2014/10/using-rrdcached-with-observium.html With rrdcached enabled, I am finally completing my polls with 5-minutes! INFO: poller-wrapper polled 312 devices in 51 seconds with 20 workers Yes, it went from 1142 seconds to 51 seconds, over 22 times faster! I know people have said the web interface would be slower, but from my perspective it is loading much faster now that rrdcached is saving some disk IOPS for Apache. (Disclaimer: I have compiled and installed rrdtool 1.4.9 to try to maximize speed on the web-interface) I hope this help people who are bottle-necked on IOPS from their disks, like I was. Cheers, Tristan *Tristan Rhodes* Network Engineer Weber State University 801.626.8549

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Slow polling for ports.inc.php module
by Jaynee Shah 30 Jan '15

30 Jan '15

Hi, We have heavily loaded Brocade MLXe routers, and polling time is very high for these devices. The same is seen for few Arista switches (at longer distances) as well. This certainly is related to IF-MIB, trying to poll lots of data statistics for all interfaces, resulting in ports.inc.php module run time of ~150sec+. Ideally, we want to reduce this polling time to <60sec. time /usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -Cr60 -v2c -c 'jtv' -OQUs -m IF-MIB -M /home/jtv/observium//mibs/rfc:/home/jtv/observium//mibs/net-snmp 'udp':'br02.lhr02':'161' ifEntry real 0m57.616s user 0m0.044s sys 0m0.012s time /usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -Cr60 -v2c -c 'jtv' -OQUs -m IF-MIB -M /home/jtv/observium//mibs/rfc:/home/jtv/observium//mibs/net-snmp 'udp':'br02.lhr02':'161' ifXEntry real 0m52.763s user 0m0.032s sys 0m0.024s We do not care about some of the interface statistics, for example, mtu, speed, duplex, promiscuous mode, trunk, vlan, etc. We only want interface traffic in/out and error statistics. Is there a way to selectively modify any discovery/polling/MIB files, and only keep the statistics we are interested in? Thanks, Jaynee

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Not Receiving Alerts ??
by Andres P 29 Jan '15

29 Jan '15

Hi Observium Team, >From last two weeks I left to receive my Alerts. I did a test

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Re: [Observium] mysql
by Rob VanHooren 29 Jan '15

29 Jan '15

theres a perl script that's pretty common, go hit mysqltuner.com and grok the results against your db also works with maria R. Typogaphical errors courtesy of iPhone > On Jan 29, 2015, at 11:37, observium-request(a)observium.org wrote: > > Send observium mailing list submissions to > observium(a)observium.org > > To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit > http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium > or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to > observium-request(a)observium.org > > You can reach the person managing the list at > observium-owner(a)observium.org > > When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific > than "Re: Contents of observium digest..." > > > Today's Topics: > > 1. Re: webpage no longer loads or takes forever (Ron Marosko) > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Message: 1 > Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2015 10:37:32 -0600 > From: "Ron Marosko" <ron(a)rjr-services.com> > To: "'Observium Network Observation System'" <observium(a)observium.org> > Subject: Re: [Observium] webpage no longer loads or takes forever > Message-ID: <001801d03be1$e1db2420$a5916c60$(a)rjr-services.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8" > > I had this same issue once we upped our device count to roughly 600 devices. Edited the my.cnf with > > max_connections = 512 > > And restarted, and no more problems. > > > > Agree with Tristan, that?s something that needs to be added to the wiki. > > > > From: observium [mailto:observium-bounces@observium.org] On Behalf Of Jerome Jenkins > Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2015 10:26 AM > To: Observium Network Observation System > Subject: Re: [Observium] webpage no longer loads or takes forever > > > > Thanks. Looks like my max_connections setting is commented out. I?ll uncomment it and change it to 500 and see if that helps. > > > > Below are the settings in the Fine Tuning section of the my.cnf on my box: > > > > # * Fine Tuning > > # > > key_buffer = 16M > > max_allowed_packet = 16M > > thread_stack = 192K > > thread_cache_size = 8 > > # This replaces the startup script and checks MyISAM tables if needed > > # the first time they are touched > > myisam-recover = BACKUP > > #max_connections = 100 > > #table_cache = 64 > > #thread_concurrency = 10 > > # > > # * Query Cache Configuration > > # > > query_cache_limit = 1M > > query_cache_size = 16M > > > > From: observium [mailto:observium-bounces@observium.org] On Behalf Of Tristan Rhodes > Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2015 11:21 AM > To: Observium Network Observation System > Subject: Re: [Observium] webpage no longer loads or takes forever > > > > Sorry! I was mixing this up with another error. The heap size fix above is for when you search "/var/log/mysql/error.log" and find: > > > > [ERROR] /usr/sbin/mysqld: The table 'alert_table-state' is full > > > > > > On the other hand, if you get the ?MySQL Error: Too many connections? in the web-page, then you need to increase the number of connections in "/etc/mysql/my.cnf": > > > > max_connections = 500 > > (I think the default is 151) > > > > I will try to add these common issues to the Observium wiki. > > > > Good luck! > > > > > Tristan Rhodes > Network Engineer > > Weber State University > > 801.626.8549 > > <http://www.weber.edu/wsuimages/brand/templates/emailsig_sig1.jpg> > > > > > > On Thu, Jan 29, 2015 at 9:01 AM, Tristan Rhodes <tristanrhodes(a)weber.edu> wrote: > > Jerome, > > > > I ran into this problem too. I think it is common for anyone with a few hundred devices, using the default MYSQL settings. > > > > Edit "/etc/mysql/my.cnf " and add this setting: > > > > max_heap_table_size = 512M > > > > I was told the default is 16M, so you can pick any larger number you want (512M might be over-kill). > > > > Cheers, > > > > Tristan > > > > > Tristan Rhodes > Network Engineer > > Weber State University > > 801.626.8549 > > <http://www.weber.edu/wsuimages/brand/templates/emailsig_sig1.jpg> > > > > > > On Thu, Jan 29, 2015 at 7:37 AM, Jerome Jenkins <JJENKINS(a)wpahs.org> wrote: > > I was able to gather the stats shortly after rebooting by holding the power button. After running for about 30mins now?.the webpage now gives the error: > > > > ?MySQL Error: Too many connections? > > > > From: Jerome Jenkins > Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2015 9:10 AM > To: Observium Network Observation System > Subject: RE: [Observium] webpage no longer loads or takes forever > > > > Appologies for lack of info: > > > > Shows total of 1027 devices, NOT 1200 (original list was 1200 but not all of it imported) > > > > Observium is stored on /opt (which is a raid-array of (6) 146GB drives) > > > > root@observium:~# df -h > > Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on > > /dev/mapper/root-root 9.7G 2.4G 6.8G 27% / > > none 4.0K 0 4.0K 0% /sys/fs/cgroup > > udev 12G 4.0K 12G 1% /dev > > tmpfs 2.4G 612K 2.4G 1% /run > > none 5.0M 0 5.0M 0% /run/lock > > none 12G 0 12G 0% /run/shm > > none 100M 0 100M 0% /run/user > > /dev/mapper/observium--data-data 684G 195G 455G 30% /opt > > > > > > (2) Quad-core processors: > > > > cpu family : 6 > > model : 23 > > model name : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU L5420 @ 2.50GHz > > stepping : 10 > > microcode : 0xa07 > > cpu MHz : 2499.803 > > cache size : 6144 KB > > > > > > > > Meminfo: > > > > MemTotal: 24689672 kB > > MemFree: 19383548 kB > > Buffers: 124572 kB > > Cached: 3489096 kB > > SwapCached: 0 kB > > Active: 1476312 kB > > Inactive: 3352276 kB > > Active(anon): 1220624 kB > > Inactive(anon): 23092 kB > > Active(file): 255688 kB > > Inactive(file): 3329184 kB > > Unevictable: 0 kB > > Mlocked: 0 kB > > SwapTotal: 25161724 kB > > SwapFree: 25161724 kB > > Dirty: 353976 kB > > Writeback: 2704 kB > > AnonPages: 1214728 kB > > Mapped: 56804 kB > > Shmem: 28796 kB > > Slab: 210032 kB > > SReclaimable: 178204 kB > > SUnreclaim: 31828 kB > > KernelStack: 3552 kB > > PageTables: 30896 kB > > NFS_Unstable: 0 kB > > Bounce: 0 kB > > WritebackTmp: 0 kB > > CommitLimit: 37506560 kB > > Committed_AS: 2858996 kB > > VmallocTotal: 34359738367 kB > > VmallocUsed: 328028 kB > > VmallocChunk: 34359404252 kB > > HardwareCorrupted: 0 kB > > AnonHugePages: 106496 kB > > HugePages_Total: 0 > > HugePages_Free: 0 > > HugePages_Rsvd: 0 > > HugePages_Surp: 0 > > Hugepagesize: 2048 kB > > DirectMap4k: 59728 kB > > DirectMap2M: 25104384 kB > > > > > > > > From: observium [mailto:observium-bounces@observium.org] On Behalf Of Adam Armstrong > Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2015 5:18 PM > To: Observium Network Observation System > Subject: Re: [Observium] webpage no longer loads or takes forever > > > > Nice that you told us what ram and CPU you have. Less nice that you didn't tell us what storage you're using. > > Thus, insufficient information... > > Adam. > > Sent with AquaMail for Android > http://www.aqua-mail.com > > On 27 January 2015 13:56:17 Jerome Jenkins <JJENKINS(a)wpahs.org> wrote: > > Running on Ubuntu Server LTS 14.0.1 > > > > Server is 8 cores with 24GB of memory > > > > Was working perfectly during initial install of the software. Once I let it discover all of our routers and switches (approx. 1200 devices) things went downhill. Login to the cli of the server takes very long and most times will time-out. Webpage never loads. Only way to fix is to reboot the server and once it begins polling everything again?nothing is accessible. I changed the setting for php to use 3GB of memory and change the poller instances per the performance tuning guide for observium to > > > > */5 * * * * root /opt/observium/poller-wrapper.py 10 >> /dev/null 2>&1 > > > > Seems that the memory and processor are probably being consumed by the poller? > > > > Jerome S. Jenkins, Sr. > > Sr. Network Engineer > > jjenkins(a)wpahs.org > > > > ************************************************************************* > Confidentiality Notice: This e-mail message and any attachments are > intended solely for the individual or individuals designated above. It may > contain confidential or proprietary information and may be subject to > confidentiality protections. If you are not the intended recipient, you > are not authorized to read, copy, retain or distribute this message. If > you receive this message in error, please notify the sender by reply e-mail > and delete this message. 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webpage no longer loads or takes forever
by Jerome Jenkins 29 Jan '15

29 Jan '15

Running on Ubuntu Server LTS 14.0.1 Server is 8 cores with 24GB of memory Was working perfectly during initial install of the software. Once I let it discover all of our routers and switches (approx. 1200 devices) things went downhill. Login to the cli of the server takes very long and most times will time-out. Webpage never loads. Only way to fix is to reboot the server and once it begins polling everything again...nothing is accessible. I changed the setting for php to use 3GB of memory and change the poller instances per the performance tuning guide for observium to */5 * * * * root /opt/observium/poller-wrapper.py 10 >> /dev/null 2>&1 Seems that the memory and processor are probably being consumed by the poller? Jerome S. Jenkins, Sr. Sr. Network Engineer jjenkins(a)wpahs.org ************************************************************************* Confidentiality Notice: This e-mail message and any attachments are intended solely for the individual or individuals designated above. It may contain confidential or proprietary information and may be subject to confidentiality protections. If you are not the intended recipient, you are not authorized to read, copy, retain or distribute this message. If you receive this message in error, please notify the sender by reply e-mail and delete this message. The sender does not waive any privilege or right of privacy or confidentiality that may attach to this communication. Thank you. *************************************************************************

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Device alerts for ignored devices
by Robert Williams 29 Jan '15

29 Jan '15

Hi, There seems to be a potential issue starting with r6211 which causes ignored ports and ignored devices to show in the “Device Alerts” list. If I roll back to r6210 then it is ok again, but anything after that causes them all to pop up in the list again. Any ideas? Cheers! Robert Williams Custodian Data Centre Email: Robert(a)CustodianDC.com http://www.CustodianDC.com

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change log
by Zach Underwood 28 Jan '15

28 Jan '15

I would normally go to http://fisheye.observium.org/changelog/Observium to see all of the updates but it seems that it is no longer working. -- Zach Underwood (RHCE,RHCSA,RHCT,UACA) greenvilletowers.com My website <http://zachunderwood.me>

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L2TP ports
by Teemu Grönqvist 28 Jan '15

28 Jan '15

Hello, How are L2TP ports defined? I have a few L2TP ports on a MikroTik as seen here: http://puu.sh/eRKAR/78df1434a9.png Observium however won't add these to Ports -> L2TP list. How does Observium decide which ports end up on this list and which don't? Thank you, Teemu Grönqvist Net9 Oy

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Billing system aggregation
by Marco Spicuglia 28 Jan '15

28 Jan '15

Hello there, I have been using the billing system for a while now and hardly had any issues. However, it seems that one customer has an unexplainable aggregation and accurate graph data. Please check the attached png. How can the 95% value be so high? Something strange I noticed is that the vlan 44 interfaces are admin down in both devices. However, Vlan44 on e04t shows nan values and it is blue (up) in the billing system overview for this bill. Vlan44 on e03t shown instead as grey (correctly, as it's also admin down) but the values are 0, instead of nan. Am I missing something? Is this a bug? Thanks for your help. Best regards, Marco

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Unable to Assign Device to User
by Stephen Bateman 26 Jan '15

26 Jan '15

I am unable to assign devices or ports to users. On the Edit Users page I select a device and click Add nothing happens what so ever. I am using revision 6204.

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Alert Checks - 500 error
by David Roush 26 Jan '15

26 Jan '15

Hello, we have been experiencing an issue with the Alert Check functionality for the past two weeks or so, I was hoping someone would have some insight. I'm not aware of any changes made to the system that would have broken it, we have about fifteen alert checkers configured which seemed to be working fairly well. We are using the paid version. Error: The "alert checks" (/alert_checks/) page presents a 500 error when loading. Log Example: [Tue Jan 20 14:52:53.641445 2015] [:error] [pid 9996] [client 10.3.15.210:56877] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function dbFetchRows() in /opt/observium/html/pages/alerts.inc.php on line 22 Current Version: 0.15.1.6204 The overview page indicates the Alerts are actually working (non-zero values for "OK", "Fail", "Delay, "Supp", and "Other"), it seems to just be an issue with the alert checks page. There does not appear to be any issue with the rest of the system. A fresh copy of the PHP files has no effect. Please let me know if anyone has any ideas or what other information would be helpful to have. Thanks, David Roush

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ASA Graph Discrepancy
by Chip Pleasants 26 Jan '15

26 Jan '15

Hi all, I'm wondering if anyone else is seeing the same behavior as me. While looking at the ASA graphs I notice a couple discrepancy's with the the Remote Access Sessions graph. Attached is our graph and cli output.The SSL VPN Session and the Clientless seem to have the colors flipped, but also I noticed the values on the Clientless have negative numbers. This doesn't seeem t match with the cli output. Let me know if anyone has questions. Thanks, Chip v-12/act# sh vpn-sessiondb --------------------------------------------------------------------------- VPN Session Summary --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Active : Cumulative : Peak Concur : Inactive ---------------------------------------------- AnyConnect Client : 44 : 42107 : 63 : 2 SSL/TLS/DTLS : 44 : 42107 : 63 : 2 Clientless VPN : 0 : 1911 : 13 Browser : 0 : 1911 : 13 IKEv1 IPsec/L2TP IPsec : 0 : 3 : 1 Site-to-Site VPN : 12 : 62257 : 13 IKEv1 IPsec : 12 : 62257 : 13 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Total Active and Inactive : 58 Total Cumulative : 106278 Device Total VPN Capacity : 750 Device Load : 8% --------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tunnels Summary --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Active : Cumulative : Peak Concurrent ---------------------------------------------- IKEv1 : 12 : 62260 : 13 IPsec : 50 : 81703 : 65 Clientless : 0 : 1914 : 13 AnyConnect-Parent : 46 : 42092 : 63 SSL-Tunnel : 44 : 58934 : 62 DTLS-Tunnel : 45 : 53190 : 60 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Totals : 197 : 300093 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- v12/act# !! [image: Inline image 1]

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Java JVM Monitoring
by Kresimir Jurasovic 26 Jan '15

26 Jan '15

Hi, I am in the beginning phase of using Observium. I have everything set-up and working. No problems so far. One feature I am missing is Java JVM Monitoring. In your Bug Tracker I found the following ticket: http://jira.observium.org/browse/OBSERVIUM-554?jql=text%20~%20%22JVM%22 In it you mention that this should be implemented using unix-agent. This is perfectly fine by me. I have implemented a Java application which is run by unix-agent and retrieves data from the JVM using the JMX protocol. I have graphs set-up and so far every is running ok. There is only one feature I cannot figure out how to implement. This feature is very important for me. In most cases there will be more then one JVM on a single machine. From monitoring perspective this should be treated as separate application but handled by the same agent. Is this even possible on Observium? If it is can you please point me to the right code so I can see how this is done. Thanks, Krešimir

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(no subject)
by sonali yadav 23 Jan '15

23 Jan '15

i need help in adding range of ip address so what can i do changes plz suggest me

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Alerting configuration problem
by Joel Golliet 23 Jan '15

23 Jan '15

Hi, I am starting with observium Professional Edition (i first installed community edition and upgraded it to pro with svn) and try to run the alerts. I have enabled email alertsin configuration. Nevertheless, when I create "alert checkers" (here a simple example with storage check), after clicking "Regenerate" this list me well the devices / entities corresponding with the check but when I look at the details of a check, I don't find anything in the list below. See screenshots for details. I had a look at my mysql database and tables "alerts", "alert_table" are empty (i don't know if it's normal). Can someone help me please ? I don't know what to check. B.R. -- Signature email • *Joël GOLLIET |* *Ingénieur Infrastructure et Système* • Tel : +33 4 86 11 37 08 | joel.golliet(a)2lm.fr <mailto:joel.golliet@2lm.fr> • 2L Multimedia - Park Nord, Les Pléiades, 74370 - Metz-Tessy - FRANCE Pensez à l'environnement, n'imprimez cet e-mail qu'en cas de réelle nécessité

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buttons not shown correctly
by Simon Smith 23 Jan '15

23 Jan '15

Hi all For some reason, the buttons are shown like this on my iPhone 6? I have even tried my iPad and its the same? However my computer browsers are all fine? The buttons seem to stack ontop of one another instead of being display side to side Regards Simon Sent from my iPhone

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VMWare stats
by Matthew Andersen 22 Jan '15

22 Jan '15

New customer/user to Observium. So far we are really liking the product. Currently running: 0.15.1.6200 We have SNMP working on our VMWare hosts and get a lot of good data. I need to determine how to get DISKIO stats currently I just have capacity. Also there are some forum posts about getting more in depth VM info, machine info, etc. I don't see anything on how to get that up and working. Any help would be appreciated. Happy to take feedback from everyone get it working and then publish the steps I went through. Thanks and thanks for such a great product. Matthew TheTVDB.Com

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Alert for HSRP and IPSLA on a Cisco router
by Ben Maschke 22 Jan '15

22 Jan '15

Hi guys, did anyone implement alerts for Cisco's IPSLA and HSRP in the past? Basically I want to create an alert in case of an IPSA tracking change and HSRP change from standby to active. Thank you very much in advance! (We use the subscriber version) Cheers -- Ben Maschke System Engineer Shazam Entertainment Limited 26-28 Hammersmith Grove London W6 7HA t: +44 (0) 20 8742 6820 shazam.com Get Shazam on iOS <https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/shazam/id284993459?mt=8> & Android <https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.shazam.android> <http://facebook.com/shazam> <http://www.twitter.com/shazam> <https://plus.google.com/+shazam/posts> <http://instagram.com/shazam/> <http://www.linkedin.com/company/shazam-entertainment> Please consider the environment before printing this document This e-mail and its contents are strictly private and confidential. It must not be disclosed, distributed or copied without our prior consent. If you have received this transmission in error, please notify Shazam Entertainment immediately on: +44 (0) 20 8742 6820 and then delete it from your system. Please note that the information contained herein shall additionally constitute Confidential Information for the purposes of any NDA between the recipient/s and Shazam Entertainment. Shazam Entertainment Limited is incorporated in England and Wales under company number 3998831 and its registered office is at 26-28 Hammersmith Grove, London W6 7HA.

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Autologin Web
by chott＠praha1.net 22 Jan '15

22 Jan '15

Hello We are looking for solution how we can run Observium with Automatic login into Web interface, I means for Projector we have some PC in rack without keyboard, after start Linux starting Chrome but i need confirm Login/Password Tomas

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Problem with rsyslog configuration
by Patrick Marquetecken 22 Jan '15

22 Jan '15

Hi All, I'm having trouble to get the rsyslog working. I have followed the guide http://www.observium.org/wiki/Rsyslog_Syslog_Server but used the %fromhost-ip% . And rebooted rsyslog service. When I do a tail of /var/log/messages (i'm using a centos 6.4) I see the log files from my others server coming in, but none is going to the database. Jan 22 08:31:12 smtp postfix/anvil[6320]: Jan 22 08:27:38 app-05 postfix/postqueue[28297]: Jan 22 08:31:24 db-02 postfix/postqueue[25382]: Jan 22 07:52:56 fw-01 postfix/postqueue[18540]: Jan 22 08:31:36 proxy-01 postfix/postqueue[16781]: Jan 22 08:31:40 app-01 postfix/postqueue[17602]: Jan 22 08:31:39 db-01 postfix/postqueue[17506]: Jan 22 08:28:06 voip-02 postfix/postqueue[29870]: Jan 22 08:27:48 nas-02 postfix/postqueue[30007]: config.php $config['enable_syslog'] = 1; $config['syslog']['fifo'] = FALSE; $config['syslog']['debug'] = TRUE; syslog.php logfile('logs/debug.log', $line); debug.log This file stays empty unless i run syslog.php at hand then I see this: [2015/01/20 17:03:31 +0100] syslog.php(15435): Can someone please advice to get this working. Thanks

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HP TippingPoint IPS 1400N
by Daniel Rolfe 22 Jan '15

22 Jan '15

HI, I know this device isn't on the supported list, we currently use cacti to monitor our IPS devices, there is a cacti module for tippingpoint and it works well but we are wanting to migrate everything to observium if we can Currently this is coming up as a generic snmp device I've got a paid SVN version but the observium connected to the tipping points is still running the latest CE I'm not sure if the cacti module can be used as a cheat sheet for observium support ? http://docs.cacti.net/usertemplate:host:tippingpoint:ips running tipping point OS (TOS) 3.6.4 Regards, Daniel

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Turnkey Linux
by adama＠observium.org 22 Jan '15

22 Jan '15

There are a few things I need to talk to the Turnkey Linux people about... Is anyone here involved with that? adam.

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Orphaned rrd's [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]
by Peter.Hine＠familycourt.gov.au 22 Jan '15

22 Jan '15

Hi, Anyone have a good and safe way to find and remove orphaned rrd' s ???? thanks Peter Hine Senior Technical Support Engineer (Servers) FCoA ITS peter.hine(a)familycourt.gov.au PH : +61 2 6243 8668 FAX : +61 2 6243 5611 ********************************************************************** The information contained in this e-mail (including any attachments) is for the exclusive use of the addressee. If you are not the intended recipient please notify the sender immediately and delete this e-mail. It is noted that legal privilege is not waived because you have read this e-mail. **********************************************************************

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Just Hello and question about alerts
by dragonauta 21 Jan '15

21 Jan '15

Hi, my name is Diego, I'm from Argentina. I'm using Observium on my home server. It's a proxmox platform running 12 containers. One of them is running openvpn+observium to monitoring remote servers of my Customers. Observium CE it's just what I was looking, easy, simple. I just miss alerting system (e-mail) when a node is down. I read on wiki that new alerting system is not on CE (yet): will be added sometimes or will be a "premium" feature? For now I made a raw "alerting" system, modifying source code. At includes/polling/functions.inc.php I added a small script into poll_device function, just under status check. It uses php-mail and sends me a message indicating just hostname and status (Up or Down) Obviously it's hardcoded, but it works for me. Thanks for this nice software -- GPG-Key: 2FFBC43B Linux Registered User #436806 www.preguntaslinux.org :: supermoderador bbs.archbang.org :: moderator jinetedeldragon.wordpress.com

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Services monitoring?
by Ryan, Spencer 21 Jan '15

21 Jan '15

Now that the Services / nagios plugins are deprecated what are people doing for monitoring availability of things like SSH? We are trying to get rid of nagios but mainly need the functionality of checking to make sure services are responding on various ports. Any good ideas? Thanks, *Spencer Ryan* | Senior Systems Administrator | sryan(a)arbor.net *Arbor Networks* +1.734.794.5033 (d) | +1.734.846.2053 (m) www.arbornetworks.com

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Email Formatting for Alert Checks
by Pico Leto 21 Jan '15

21 Jan '15

Hi, Is there a better option for how the html formatting happens with the alert checkers? Examples are attached. I basically create a message with proper spacing, carriage returns etc. But after saving the alert (screenshot2) the formatting is disregarded. Reason for the long message is that my NOC needs step by steps instructions on how to handle something like per company policy. The email formatting also seems to take the Message field and throw it into the subject line. Shouldn't just the Name field in the alert checkers be in the Subject line of the email and then the message be included in the body? Is anyone out there doing custom email notifications or just using the default?

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Log rotation, was Re: Observium on CentOS 7
by Colin Stubbs 21 Jan '15

21 Jan '15

One note though. And this isn't just related to CentOS hence change of subject. You'll need to sort out your own log rotation, e.g. create /etc/logrotate.d/observium with something like the below if you stick with the basic Apache httpd config, /opt/observium/logs/*_log { missingok notifempty compress delaycompress sharedscripts postrotate /bin/systemctl reload httpd.service > /dev/null 2>/dev/null || true endscript } /opt/observium/logs/*.log { missingok notifempty compress delaycompress } There's been a couple of jira tickets related to it (745/872), but no template suggested in jira or added to svn that I could find, and no code to manage observium.log or update-errors.log that grep -i could find. -Colin On 15 January 2015 at 19:30, Florian Miesenberger <florian(a)miesenberger.cc> wrote: > Okay. I will try the standard CentOS/RHEL Guide. > Yeah I know the most minor changes of CentOS 7. > > Thank you Adriaan ;-) > > Greetz from Austria > Florian Miesenberger > > Am 15.01.15 um 10:21 schrieb Adriaan Smuts: > > Standard CentOS installation instruction worked for me. Some minor > changes here and there (systemctl instead of service and MariaDB instead of > MySQL). > > > > *Adriaan Smuts* > > Systems Administrator - Windows > > ------------------------------ > > *Direct Line:* > > +27 21 464 9565 > > *Reception:* > > 086 000 9500 > > *www.webafrica.co.za <http://www.webafrica.co.za/>* > > [image: Web Africa] > > > > > > > > *From:* observium [mailto:observium-bounces@observium.org > <observium-bounces(a)observium.org>] *On Behalf Of *Florian Miesenberger > *Sent:* 15 January 2015 11:18 AM > *To:* Observium Network Observation System > *Subject:* Re: [Observium] Observium on CentOS 7 > > > > Okay, cool. Thank you Guys! :-) > Does somebody has got a working Tutorial or Installationscript for CentOS > 7? > > Greetz from Austria > Florian Miesenberger > > Am 14.01.15 um 18:20 schrieb Ellery Weber: > > I am running on CentOS7 as well, and it has been working quite nicely. > > > > [image: SELCO Community Credit Union] > > [image: > https://selcotools/SignatureGenerator/SignatureGenerator_files/SignatureGen…] > > *Ellery Weber* > *Network Administrator* > SELCO Community Credit Union > Eugene – Downtown Corporate Headquarters > Phone/Fax: 541-686-5349 | Cell: 541-357-9505 | eweber(a)selco.org > *selco.org* <https://www.selco.org/> | facebook > <http://www.facebook.com/SELCOCCU> | twitter <http://twitter.com/selcoccu> > > > > > > *From:* observium [mailto:observium-bounces@observium.org > <observium-bounces(a)observium.org>] *On Behalf Of *Colin Stubbs > *Sent:* Wednesday, January 14, 2015 3:37 AM > *To:* Observium Network Observation System > *Subject:* Re: [Observium] Observium on CentOS 7 > > > > > > I'm running three instances, all on CentOS 7, no dramas. > > MySQL became MariaDB; that's about the biggest change that I can recall. > > > -Colin > > On 14 January 2015 at 21:12, Florian Miesenberger <florian(a)miesenberger.cc> > wrote: > > Hello, > > this is my first posting on a mailing list so excuse me if I do something > wrong ;-) > > My question is: > Does anybody already got Observium work on CentOS 7? > > Greetz from Austria > Florian Miesenberger > > _______________________________________________ > observium mailing list > observium(a)observium.org > http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium > > > > *This message (including any attachments) is intended only for the use of > a specific individual or entity or specific individuals or entities and may > contain information that is non-public, proprietary, privileged, > confidential, and exempt from disclosure under applicable law or may > constitute as attorney work product. If you are not the intended recipient, > you are hereby notified that any use, dissemination, distribution, or > copying of this communication is strictly prohibited and may represent a > tortious interference with a confidential business relationship(s). If you > have received this communication in error, please notify us immediately by > telephone and (i) permanently destroy this message if a facsimile, (ii) > permanently delete this message immediately if this is an electronic > communication, (iii) permanently destroy any electronic or printed copies > of this electronic communication.* > > > > > _______________________________________________ > > observium mailing list > > observium(a)observium.org > > http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium > > > > > _______________________________________________ > observium mailing listobservium@observium.orghttp://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium > > > > _______________________________________________ > observium mailing list > observium(a)observium.org > http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium > >

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recommend power switch
by Simon Smith 20 Jan '15

20 Jan '15

Hi All, this is just an email to ask what people think about networked power supply? whats the best brand in there mind? what ones do you use? but oversally, do they work with Observium? can you monitor the currents and stuff correctly? I’m looking at upgrading our very old APC one as it doesn’t support monitoring by SNMP, and wanted to see what people have or recommend regards Simon

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Integration question about smokeping
by Nate Mellendorf 19 Jan '15

19 Jan '15

While looking at the list of tools that are supported within Observium, I found this neat "patch" for Smokeping: http://jira.observium.org/browse/OBSERVIUM-1075 I'm half tempted to try and implement the proposed solution, as our support staff loves the colored graphs for packet loss. That said, I was curious if this is something you plan to implement into Observium in the near future. I ask, as I'm worried that adding this patch in before it's officially supported could break something for us down the road. Thanks in advance for your opinion on this. It will be well received and is greatly appreciated. Regards, Nate Mellendorf | Network Analyst | Netgain 720 West Saint Germain Street | St. Cloud | MN | 56301 Phone: 320.251.4700 x183 | 877.797.4700 x183 www.NetgainHosting.com<http://www.netgainhosting.com/> [cid:image003.png@01D03046.E119C1F0] ________________________________ The information contained in this email message is for the designated recipient only and may be privileged, confidential, and protected from disclosure. If you have received this message in error, please notify the sender immediately and delete the original. Any dissemination, distribution, copying or other use of this message or any information contained within is strictly prohibited.

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Custom Pages for Specific Graphs
by LCJones 15 Jan '15

15 Jan '15

Folks, We are running the subscription package of Observium. Hope this doesn't seem too lame a question after reading the Doc's/FAQ's. Perhaps and most likely, I have missed something. I understand and have created custom_traffic frontpage graphs which are handy. Is there a way to create custom pages with specifically chosen graphs? -- L.C. Jones Mikrotec Hosting/Data Center 1001 Winchester Road Lexington, KY. 40505 lcjones-(a)-mikro-data.net

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distro script not detect mailcleaner
by Simon Smith 15 Jan '15

15 Jan '15

Hi All, just an update on a BUG I found I use the 2014 Community edition of Mailcleaner - http://www.mailcleaner.org/ <http://www.mailcleaner.org/> but the Disto script doesn’t detect it at all the script seems to be looking for the file - /etc/mailcleaner/etc/mailcleaner/version.def it should be looking for /usr/mailcleaner/etc/mailcleaner/version.def please can you update the SVN distro script :) regards Simon

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Observium on CentOS 7
by Florian Miesenberger 15 Jan '15

15 Jan '15

Hello, this is my first posting on a mailing list so excuse me if I do something wrong ;-) My question is: Does anybody already got Observium work on CentOS 7? Greetz from Austria Florian Miesenberger

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Map location problems after switching to the Pro version
by Richard Kuhns 14 Jan '15

14 Jan '15

Hello, We had been running the community version of Observium for a few weeks. I set the syslocation for each device, and when using the Google API each device appeared on the map exactly where it should. I used google instead of mapquest because when using mapquest a number of locations were wrong even though I used the exact address mapquest.com showed when I looked it up. We recently went Pro, and it's well worth the money. However, the map is no longer useful. We currently have 62 devices we're monitoring, all within a small geographic area in central Indiana around Lafayette. 61 of the 62 devices show up within a single block around our default latitude & longitude. For example, in the event log I find an entry for mulberry-sw1: 2015-01-14 09:25:00 mulberry-sw1 System Geolocation (GOOGLE) -> [40.420760, -86.890249] United States (Country), Indiana (State), Tippecanoe County (County), Lafayette (City) This is just wrong. The actual location string for this device (which has been untouched since it worked correctly for the community version) shows that it's in Mulberry, Indiana. That's even in a different county. Am I doing something wrong? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! -- Richard Kuhns <rjk(a)wintek.com> Main Number: 765-742-8428 Wintek Corporation Direct: 765-269-8541 427 N 6th Street Internet Support: 765-269-8503 Lafayette, IN 47901-2211 Consulting: 765-269-8504

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Observium RANCID best practices
by Pedrosi, Derek G. 14 Jan '15

14 Jan '15

What is the proper configuration for having Observium and RANCID on separate boxes, and still have versioning with RANCID? Currently we just mount a share from our RANCID box to Observium, this give the current configs, but not the versioning. Regards, derek

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RANCID and Git mode
by krause＠rus.uni-stuttgart.de 14 Jan '15

14 Jan '15

Hi, to get the RANCID mode working on my Debian wheezy I needed to tweak the code a bit. If anyone is interested in the diff, here goes: -(snip)- --- a/html/pages/device/showconfig.inc.php +++ b/html/pages/device/showconfig.inc.php @@ -39,7 +39,9 @@ if ($_SESSION['userlevel'] >= 5) if (!$rev['count'] && is_executable($config['git'])) { $cmd_dir = escapeshellarg(dirname($device_config_file)); - $gitlogs = external_exec($config['git'].' --git-dir='.$cmd_dir.' log --pretty=format:"%h %ci" '.$cmd_file); + $git_file = escapeshellarg(basename($device_config_file)); + $git_dir = escapeshellarg(dirname($device_config_file) . '/.git'); + $gitlogs = external_exec($config['git'].' --git-dir='.$git_dir.' log --pretty=format:"%h %ci" -- '.$git_file); foreach (explode("\n", $gitlogs) as $line) { // b6989b9 2014-11-10 00:16:53 +0100 @@ -109,8 +111,10 @@ if ($_SESSION['userlevel'] >= 5) $prev_name = 'r'.$rev['prev']; break; case 'git': - $cmd_cat = $config['git'].' --git-dir='.$cmd_dir.' show '.$rev['curr'].':'.escapeshellarg(basename($device_config_file)); - $cmd_diff = $config['git'].' --git-dir='.$cmd_dir.' diff '.$rev['prev'].' '.$rev['curr'].' '.$cmd_file; + $git_file = escapeshellarg(basename($device_config_file)); + $git_dir = escapeshellarg(dirname($device_config_file) . '/.git'); + $cmd_cat = $config['git'].' --git-dir='.$git_dir.' show '.$rev['curr'].':'.$git_file; + $cmd_diff = $config['git'].' --git-dir='.$git_dir.' diff '.$rev['prev'].' '.$rev['curr'].' -- '.$git_file; $prev_name = $rev['prev']; } $device_config = external_exec($cmd_cat); -(snip)- If I didn't work around that, I'd just get the last version and no history/diff. Running the relevant git commands, I was receiving both: "fatal: Not a git repository:" and "fatal: ambiguous argument '...': unknown revision or path not in the working tree." ...and since we don't use RANCID itself, but some script that does store our configs with a *.cfg extension, I've also needed to patch: -(snip)- --- a/html/includes/functions.inc.php +++ b/html/includes/functions.inc.php @@ -1308,7 +1308,7 @@ function get_rancid_filename($hostname, { global $config; - $hostnames = array($hostname); + $hostnames = array($hostname . '.cfg'); if ($rdebug) { echo("Hostname: $hostname<br />"); } @@ -1319,6 +1319,8 @@ function get_rancid_filename($hostname, if ($shortname != $hostname) { + // FIXME: as long as RUS nmm does store with .cfg extension + $hostnames[] = $shortname . '.cfg'; $hostnames[] = $shortname; if ($rdebug) { echo("Hostname different from short hostname, looking for both<br />"); } } @@ -1326,6 +1328,8 @@ function get_rancid_filename($hostname, // Addition of a domain suffix for non-FQDN device names. if (isset($config['rancid_suffix']) && $config['rancid_suffix'] !== '') { + // FIXME: as long as RUS nmm does store with .cfg extension + $hostnames[] = $hostname . '.' . trim($config['rancid_suffix'] . '.cfg', ' .'); $hostnames[] = $hostname . '.' . trim($config['rancid_suffix'], ' .'); if ($rdebug) { echo("RANCID suffix configured, also looking for " . $hostname . '.' . trim($config['rancid_suffix'], ' .') . "<br />"); } } -(snip)- The reason is that we have a config with and without ACLs and I'm still pondering whether it'd not be better for our admins to be able to select both variants from the WebUI too. Best regards, Kilian -- Kilian Krause Netze und Kommunikationssysteme (NKS) Informations- und Kommunikationszentrum der Universität Stuttgart (IZUS) Technische Informations- und Kommunikationsdienste (TIK, ehem. RUS) Tel.: +49 (711) 685-64512 Fax.: +49 (711) 685-54512 (PC) Fax.: +49 (711) 68 23 57 Allmandring 30a 70550 Stuttgart DEUTSCHLAND

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Permissions LDAP users
by fcj＠caciis.com 14 Jan '15

14 Jan '15

Hello, I use OpenLDAP to authenticate my users. Or i can grant permissions for my users in group admin but not in my group supervision. It's empty Do you have an idea ? This is my LDAP configuration $config['auth_ldap_version'] = 3; $config['auth_ldap_server'] = "192.168.10.5"; $config['auth_ldap_port'] = 389; $config['auth_ldap_starttls'] = FALSE; $config['auth_ldap_suffix'] = ",dc=exemple,dc=com"; $config['auth_ldap_prefix'] = "uid="; $config['auth_ldap_group'] = array( "cn=admins,ou=groups,dc=exemple,dc=com", "cn=supervision,ou=groups,dc=exemple,dc=com" ); $config['auth_ldap_groupbase'] = "cn=supervision,ou=groups,dc=exemple,dc=com"; $config['auth_ldap_binddn'] = "uid=binduser,dc=exemple,dc=com"; // Initial LDAP bind dn and password, leave empty for bind with user's d $config['auth_ldap_bindpw'] = "bindpasswd"; $config['auth_ldap_objectclass'] = "inetOrgPerson"; $config['auth_ldap_groupmembertype'] = "nodn"; $config['auth_ldap_groupmemberattr'] = "memberUid"; $config['auth_ldap_groups']['admins']['level'] = 10; $config['auth_ldap_groups']['supervision']['level'] = 5; Thank you.

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Weathermap
by Gavin Henry 14 Jan '15

14 Jan '15

Hi all, Found this http://blog.best-practice.se/2014/07/using-php-weathermap-with-observium.ht… Really handy! -- Kind Regards, Gavin Henry.

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Alert Severity
by lom＠digitelitalia.com 14 Jan '15

14 Jan '15

Hello to everyone, when I create a new alarms I have only Critical on field Severity. How to add new levels? Inside database, inside config file or where? digitel Ing. Lorenzo Mainardi Via della Fortezza 6 - 50129 Firenze <http://www.digitelitalia.com/> www.digitelitalia.com - 800 901 669 Tel +39 055 4624933 Fax +39 055 4624 947 lom(a)digitelitalia.com <mailto:lom@digitelitalia.com>

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Can Observium be set to not bulk get on SNMP
by John Brown 13 Jan '15

13 Jan '15

Is there a way to have Observium for a particular host/device not do a SNMP bulk get ?

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Problem with traffic accounting system.
by Gabriel 13 Jan '15

13 Jan '15

Hello, We turned on a billing mechanism in the config.php: $config['enable_billing'] = 1 and now we can see „Traffic Accounting” in Ports menu, but there is A blank screen and 500 error in the apache log. Any idea what could go wrong?

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Observium Pro SVN Access
by Stephen 12 Jan '15

12 Jan '15

Hello Everyone, Can anyone point me to how to get access to SVN Pro versions. I have now paid however still nothing at all in my mailbox and I am starting to wonder why ? Stephen

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Observium Pro purchase
by Ben Maschke 12 Jan '15

12 Jan '15

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Monitoring a Geist Smart PDU....
by cwbshaw . 11 Jan '15

11 Jan '15

Hi.... I have been using Observium for a while now and really like it.... Recently I added a Geist smart PDU to monitor it.....it does seem to recognise it, but all it seems to monitor is various network stats. I had been hoping it might automatically begin monitoring voltage, current, watts etc. for both the PDU as a whole and even if possible its individual outlets. It does recognise it as a Geist PDU and the inventory for the unit does correctly show it as having 24 controlled power outlets. However, there is no 'Health' tab and it doesn't seem to graph or monitor any of the electrical stats for the PDU or its outlets. I was just wondering if maybe I have done something wrong, or it it that currently the Geist PDU is not fully supported and that monitoring a Geist PDU this way is a work in progress? If it is still a work in progress, I'd be willing to have a go at getting (or helping to get) Observium to support monitoring the PDU fully, but I'm a bit lost as to where to begin. I know a reasonable amount about PHP and SNMP, but am no expert. Thanx in advance for any help. Chris Bradshaw.

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Re: [Observium] observium Digest, Vol 54, Issue 37
by Nate Mellendorf 11 Jan '15

11 Jan '15

@ Colin Stubbs Agreed. We didn't run a full PoC either with Observium. We deployed it and watched to see if anyone found it useful or not. It wasn't long before it was running neck and neck with our production platform, which was quite unexpected for us. We (eventually) have/had no problem paying the $200 USD out of our team budget, as production software far exceeded the extremely low cost of Observium. As you noted earlier, If the demo site included all the features of the paid subscription; I think that would be enough to show free users what they're missing. (If it's configured as a full PoC as well, it should make selling the service to their team / management that much easier.) Side Note: Adam and the team work hard on this project, so the current payment plan is quite understandable and is to be expected. Even if you add on the support element for Observium, it's still far cheaper than most paid subscriptions.(Solarwinds, What's Up Gold) (It's something like $17 USD a month for full device monitoring and statistics on all configured devices. That's crazy awesome!) Nate Mellendorf | NETWORK ANALYST | Netgain 720 West Saint Germain Street | St. Cloud | MN | 56301 Phone: 320.251.4700 x183 | 877.797.4700 x183 www.NetgainHosting.com The information contained in this email message is for the designated recipient only and may be privileged, confidential, and protected from disclosure. If you have received this message in error, please notify the sender immediately and delete the original. Any dissemination, distribution, copying or other use of this message or any information contained within is strictly prohibited. -----Original Message----- From: observium [mailto:observium-bounces@observium.org] On Behalf Of observium-request(a)observium.org Sent: Sunday, January 11, 2015 1:54 AM To: observium(a)observium.org Subject: observium Digest, Vol 54, Issue 37 Send observium mailing list submissions to observium(a)observium.org To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to observium-request(a)observium.org You can reach the person managing the list at observium-owner(a)observium.org When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific than "Re: Contents of observium digest..." Today's Topics: 1. Re: cheap much? re: trial (Jacob Gardiner) 2. Re: cheap much? re: trial (Colin Stubbs) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Message: 1 Date: Sun, 11 Jan 2015 10:38:34 +1100 From: Jacob Gardiner <jacob(a)jacobgardiner.com> To: Adam Armstrong <adama(a)memetic.org>, Observium Network Observation System <observium(a)observium.org> Subject: Re: [Observium] cheap much? re: trial Message-ID: <etPan.54b1b7fb.2ae8944a.376@JG-MBP> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8" There?s more out there than just RedHat.? You?re just being a bit ignorant in that regards.? --? Jacob Gardiner @jacobgardiner On 11 January 2015 at 9:27:23 am, Adam Armstrong (adama(a)memetic.org) wrote: Well, we already proved this stupid "mek ur munies from support herpderp" belief common amongst open source zealots is abject nonsense. We make more money from support as a commercial operation than we ever did as pure open source, because businesses value a commercial product more than a free one, and are more likely to buy support for it. In 7 years of being open source we made maybe $1000 in voluntary donations, more than half from one person (and I'm pretty sure he drunk-donated every time). This is demonstrable fact, and is the primary reason were now commercial. RedHat are the exception that proves the rule. The fact that no one can think of anyone else (no, Oracle don't count) who makes money should be enough to demonstrate that open source doesn't pay, but for some reason people are still convinced it does. I don't know. It's like the software equivalent of trickle-down economics. No amount of evidence can sway ideologues. Adam. Sent with AquaMail for Android http://www.aqua-mail.com On 10 January 2015 13:46:02 Tom Laermans <tom.laermans(a)powersource.cx> wrote: Sorry, that's the GPL-centric view that does not cover world reality at all. Also, they already see the whole thing. That's the part (90%+!) they're supporting by sending money. The bonus they get should not be the reason to support the project to begin with. We offer trial licenses at 150 GBP. As a bonus you can test it for an entire year. Lastly, I'm a bit confused why you think something needs to be GPL to be able to modify the source firstly, and the contribute the changes back second... Tom On 10/01/2015 13:15, Jacob Gardiner wrote: Because they don?t give a shit about how you license it. As long as it works and you?ll fix it if it breaks. If you GPL the full version and provide ongoing SLA & upgrades for the software, it wont make much of a difference. Holding back features between versions actually widens the gap between getting trial users converted to fully paid users, Mainly because the guys that try your software out want to see the whole thing, and not just a subset of features when they trial it.? Besides, how do you think organisations that have development budgets contribute to products if they?re not GPL? More often than not, the requirement for ?open source? software within a company is because they want their developers to be able to add and submit features back to the product. ? ? On 10 January 2015 at 3:50:27 pm, Adam Armstrong (adama(a)memetic.org) wrote: I'm not really terribly cool with commercial organisations benefiting from the costlessness of open source software. Why should someone who'll pay Cisco $50k for a router get my work for free? ? _______________________________________________ observium mailing list observium(a)observium.org http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium _______________________________________________ observium mailing list observium(a)observium.org http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium _______________________________________________ observium mailing list observium(a)observium.org http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium

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cheap much? re: trial
by Rob VanHooren 11 Jan '15

11 Jan '15

really? it’s what, a hundred quid? for a whole year. your bossfolk will collectively burn that up in under one minute of pedantic jawing at their next useless meeting. and they can’t let you take a year’s flyer to gain added features for software that you already like? do they make staff pay per cup for coffee/tea in the office kitchen too? charge rental fees for using up their whiteboard markers? sixpence per sheet in the company loo? ~boggle~ R. > On Jan 9, 2015, at 07:00, observium-request(a)observium.org wrote: > > I would very much like to test this functionality in the commercial edition of Observium before purchasing a subscription - is this possible please?

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Sbscription
by Chip Pleasants 09 Jan '15

09 Jan '15

I currently have a subscription and wondering the best way to renew. Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks, Chip

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Draw error
by Darian Jimenez 09 Jan '15

09 Jan '15

Hello, Any idea why I would be getting "draw errors" on a bunch of my devices?

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RANCID integration and * history *
by Leroux, Steve 09 Jan '15

09 Jan '15

Hi Observium Team, We have an Observium Subscription - well worth it. Observium: 0.15.1.6158 Rancid WebSVN: 2.3.3 I noticed this week that viewing the network config (from RANCID) not only has the current but history. We auto-update our observium weekly. I'm not sure when this was done but thanks. I'm sure many of us (subscribers) will be very pleased with this additional feature. That is so awesome. Big Thanks for that. That's it. Sample: [cid:image001.jpg@01D02B25.CEC7A880] Steve Leroux Technical Operations Manager -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Disclaimer: This email and any attachments may contain confidential information intended only for the addressee(s). Inappropriate distribution, use or copying of confidential information is strictly prohibited. If you received this email in error, please notify the sender and delete it immediately. Avertissement: Cet e-mail et les pièces jointes peuvent contenir des informations confidentielles destinées uniquement au destinataire (s). Répartition inappropriée, l'utilisation ou la copie d'informations confidentielles est strictement interdite. Si vous avez reçu ce courriel par erreur, s'il vous plaît informer l'expéditeur et le supprimer immédiatement.

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Juniper Class of Service MIB (mib-jnx-cos)
by Dave Lindon 09 Jan '15

09 Jan '15

Hey All, Wondering if anyone has looked into implementing mib-jnx-cos into Observium? I know that Juniper doesn't create the friendliest MIBs but thought it was worth checking if it's been attempted. Cheers, Dave

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Trial License - Observium Commercial Edition
by Carl Francis 09 Jan '15

09 Jan '15

Hi, I'm a very happy Observium Community Edition user, keep up the good work! I have a Linux appliance that utilises Observium, Nagios, NagioSQL, Cacti, Splunk, etc. that runs as our Company NOC. I would like to simplify this and perhaps remove Nagios as I only use this for basic ICMP "Are you there" checks currently. I would very much like to test this functionality in the commercial edition of Observium before purchasing a subscription - is this possible please? Kind regards, Carl Francis [cid:image001.gif@01D01B8A.17EED7F0] e: carl.francis(a)flexnet-ts.com<mailto:carl.francis@flexnet-ts.com> // m: +44 (0) 7967 398 853<callto:00447967398853> // w: http://www.flexnet-ts.com<http://www.flexnet-ts.com/> // @FlexNetTS<https://twitter.com/flexnetts> Click here to watch a Cisco Meraki Webinar, and receive a free wireless access point!<http://www.meraki.com/company/webinars?ref=1dxTIjY>

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installing observium
by girum kebede 09 Jan '15

09 Jan '15

i got the error when instaling the observium and setting the Setup the MySQL and when running this command :- php includes/sql-schema/update.php this is the error i get " Could not open input file: includes/sql-schema/update.php"

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EU Subscriptions and new subscription management system
by Adam Armstrong 09 Jan '15

09 Jan '15

Hi Guys, To get around the additional complexity complying with the EU regulations would require we've switched to a slightly more expensive, but more helpful payment provider which is now acting as a VAT agent on our behalf, usefully sidestepping all of the EU VAT issues. They also have a much friendlier and much easier to use API, so I finally got around to properly automating the subscription system. For the future to renew subscriptions, you'll need to create an account on the subscription management system and order via the button. At the moment it autogenerates usernames and passwords, but in future I'll make those customisable. You can find it at http://www.observium.org/subs/ Thanks, adam.

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geolocation problems after update
by Guilherme de Freitas Figueiredo 05 Jan '15

05 Jan '15

hi all! after upgrading my svn version of observium noticed that the points are gone the map going to a strange location and coordinates "manual" in the geolocation option of configuration of devices. to not upgrade one by one and clear beyond coordinate option did a direct change in sql that functioned normally, it follows: UPDATE `observium`.`devices_locations` SET `location_lat` = NULL , `location_lon` = NULL , `location_geoapi` = 'google' , `location_manual` = '0'; after 5 minutes the points again appear on the map in the right way []s! -- Guilherme de Freitas Figueiredo

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