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Interface pop up bubble "up"
by David Peall 18 Apr '14

18 Apr '14

Hi I’ve got a problem on the interface where the pop up blocks the mouse pointer from clicking on the interface link, i.e. the mouse pointer is inside the bubble. For interfaces at the bottom of the page when the bubble goes up, down ones are fine. Regards — David Peall

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graph NVIDIA GPU parameters
by Mihai - Cristian Satmarean 17 Apr '14

17 Apr '14

Dear all, sorry if this was already addressed, is it somehow possible to graph the Nvidia GPU parameters in observium? Load, memory, temp etc. Thank you! Mihai

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1 rogue host on map in the mid Atlantic
by Ryan Prihoda 17 Apr '14

17 Apr '14

Hey all, I recently updated to the new community edition and once everything was up again, I have 1 rogue host showing in the mid Atlantic on the map. None of my hosts use the override "syslocation" function. The number of devices in "All Locations" is equal to devices my syslocation. Here's the kicker, when I click on the rogue host, it takes me to my devices page for my syslocation. Is there anything I can do to figure out what device is causing this issue ? Thanks, R. Prihoda

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IP address weirdness
by Sander Steffann 16 Apr '14

16 Apr '14

Hi, This morning at 6:30 the IPv4 addresses of my servers suddenly started changing. I see a lot of messages like: IPv4 changed: 83.247.10.20/27 -> 83.247.10.20/3 IPv4 changed: 83.247.10.21/27 -> 83.247.10.21/3 IPv4 changed: 83.247.10.22/27 -> 83.247.10.22/3 IPv4 changed: 94.142.242.194/29 -> 94.142.242.194/5 IPv4 changed: 94.142.242.195/29 -> 94.142.242.195/5 IPv4 changed: 94.142.242.213/29 -> 94.142.242.213/5 IPv4 changed: 94.142.242.214/28 -> 94.142.242.214/4 IPv4 changed: 94.142.242.215/28 -> 94.142.242.215/4 IPv4 removed: 127.0.0.1/8 Besides showing me that I have some misconfigured subnet masks in the 94.142.242.208/28 subnet, it also seems to have some consistency: - A /27 turns into a /3 - A /28 turns into a /4 - A /29 turns into a /5 My VMware ESXi machines also suddenly show: IPv4 added: 83.247.10.11/32 IPv4 added: 83.247.10.12/32 IPv4 added: 83.247.10.13/32 I also noticed some broadcast addresses being added: IPv4 added: 83.247.10.31/27 (this is an Ubuntu 14.04 server with 83.247.10.29/27) IPv4 added: 83.247.10.31/27 (this is is a CentOS 5.10 server with 83.247.10.7/27) IPv4 added: 83.247.10.47/28 (this is a vcenter applicance) IPv4 added: 83.247.10.47/28 (this is a Dell DRAC card) IPv4 added: 127.255.255.255/8 (this is a vcenter applicance) So, subnet sizes went weird on some systems, 127.0.0.1 disappeared from some systems, some ethernet adapters now show both the real IP address and the broadcast address on some systems. But different mixes of results across different platforms. Might this be related to r5317? Cheers, Sander

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dot1dbaseportifindex on Cisco not listing UP interfaces?
by Ulrik Ivers 16 Apr '14

16 Apr '14

Hi, I see a strange behavior on our Cisco-switches (different models) when listing the interfaces via SNMP using the mib BRIDGE-MIB. When walking dot1dbaseportifindex it excludes interfaces that are UP. Only interfaces that are DOWN or DISABLED are returned. Is this something that is well known? Seems to me that is a bug in ios... It breaks neighbor discovery via LLDP (lldp-mib.inc.php). Examples: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Cisco Switch - ports 1-7 are UP, the rest DOWN /usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -v2c -c 'XXXX' -OQUs -m BRIDGE-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp 'udp':'test-host' dot1dBasePortIfIndex dot1dBasePortIfIndex.8 = 10108 dot1dBasePortIfIndex.9 = 10109 dot1dBasePortIfIndex.10 = 10110 dot1dBasePortIfIndex.11 = 10111 dot1dBasePortIfIndex.12 = 10112 dot1dBasePortIfIndex.13 = 10113 dot1dBasePortIfIndex.14 = 10114 dot1dBasePortIfIndex.15 = 10115 dot1dBasePortIfIndex.16 = 10116 dot1dBasePortIfIndex.17 = 10117 dot1dBasePortIfIndex.18 = 10118 dot1dBasePortIfIndex.19 = 10119 dot1dBasePortIfIndex.20 = 10120 dot1dBasePortIfIndex.21 = 10121 dot1dBasePortIfIndex.22 = 10122 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HP 10 port switch , all interfaces are always listed /usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -v2c -c 'XXXX' -OQUs -m BRIDGE-MIB -M /opt/observium/mibs/rfc:/opt/observium/mibs/net-snmp 'udp':'test-host' dot1dBasePortIfIndex dot1dBasePortIfIndex.1 = 1 dot1dBasePortIfIndex.2 = 2 dot1dBasePortIfIndex.3 = 3 dot1dBasePortIfIndex.4 = 4 dot1dBasePortIfIndex.5 = 5 dot1dBasePortIfIndex.6 = 6 dot1dBasePortIfIndex.7 = 7 dot1dBasePortIfIndex.8 = 8 dot1dBasePortIfIndex.9 = 9 dot1dBasePortIfIndex.10 = 10 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Regards, /Ulrik Ivers Ulrik Ivers -- Excanto AB Sveavägen 63 | 113 59 Stockholm Mobil: 0709-90 95 06 Växel: 08-545 726 00 Web: www.excanto.se<http://www.excanto.se/> [cid:image001.jpg@01CF595E.6CC06620]

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PPP links for Mikrotik
by David Peall 15 Apr '14

15 Apr '14

Hi The link names for ppp interfaces on the mikrotik routers are wrapped in <> i.e. <pptp-david> this seems to be causing some issues on the website. For example: <span class="entity-title"> <a href="device/device=28/tab=port/port=1462/" class="entity-popup " data-eid="1462" data-etype="port" data-hasqtip="1"><pptp-david></pptp-david></a> </span> Regards — David Peall

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Juniper inventory
by Zalewski, Dominik 15 Apr '14

15 Apr '14

Hi, Are there any plans or development in progress of Juniper inventory module? Thanks Dominik

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Alerting on high 'used' RAM, not counting 'cached'
by Robert Williams 15 Apr '14

15 Apr '14

Hi, Having my first experiment with the new alerting features - very nice! There is one thing I can’t seem to get quite right which is how to alert for Linux system when the ‘used’ RAM is greater than, say, 90% - which is best explained with an example of a device which looks like this: [cid:image001.png@01CF5826.67DDE2B0] Which shows that ‘used’ is 15.1GB (48%). However, for the purposes of alerting, if you use the mempool_perc gt 80 it alarms as being 98%. So I can’t specify ‘used’ as a pool because the only pools are “Swap Space”, “Virtual Memory”, “Physical Memory” etc. There isn’t one which is specifically the ‘used’ RAM element. So, is there a way around this or something I can tweak to get the desired result? Or what is everyone else doing to get alerting for linux boxes like this working for high RAM? Cheers guys! Robert Williams Custodian Data Centre Email: Robert(a)CustodianDC.com http://www.CustodianDC.com

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Support for Huawei MA5600T GPON OLT
by Adam Wołk-Jankowski 14 Apr '14

14 Apr '14

Hello, I’m looking for NMS with support for full query and monitoring of MA5600T series Huawei GPON OLT, but with no luck. Huawei NMS – iManager U2000 costs huge amount of money and it not completely suit to my needs. We use Observium for few months with Cisco, Extreme Networks and D-Link devices and it seems to be ideal solution, but with MA5600T there works only basic things like traffic on Ethernet ports. I have full MIB library for this device but I’m not a programmer so cannot make support by myself. I have some devices in lab, so can share access and also would like to help if anyone with skills would like to work on this. -- Adam Jankowski a.jankowski(a)systel.pl

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Device names on front page Google map?
by Ulrik Ivers 14 Apr '14

14 Apr '14

Hi, I'm new to Observium, so please be tolerant if I ask a stupid question. On the Google map on the front page - is it possible to have the device names displayed? Either "always" or when hovering on the green place marker. Now when I hover I get a label stating "1 hosts", "2 hosts" etc depending on the number of devices that have identical location. I've looked through the documentation and searched old discussion archives but haven't been able to find anything regarding this. Regards, /Ulrik Ivers

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