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Poller separator affected by service name
by support＠vechelde.de 26 Oct '23

26 Oct '23

Hi, I have a problem with the wmic module: CMD[/bin/wmic --user=*** --password=*** --delimiter='##' --namespace='root\CIMV2' //'Host' "SELECT DisplayName,Name,StartMode,State FROM Win32_Service"] I get this Situation: CMD EXITCODE[0] CMD RUNTIME[4.8128s] STDOUT[ CLASS: Win32_Service DisplayName##Name##StartMode##State (Other services...) Interne Windows-Datenbank##MSSQL$MICROSOFT##WID##Auto##Running (Other services...) ] PHP Fatal error: Uncaught ValueError: array_combine(): Argument #1 ($keys) and argument #2 ($values) must have the same number of elements in /opt/observium/includes/wmi.inc.php:140 Stack trace: #0 /opt/observium/includes/wmi.inc.php(140): array_combine() #1 /opt/observium/includes/wmi.inc.php(15): wmi_parse() #2 /opt/observium/includes/polling/wmi.inc.php(235): wmi_get() #3 /opt/observium/includes/polling/functions.inc.php(306): include('...') #4 /opt/observium/poller.php(171): poll_device() #5 {main} thrown in /opt/observium/includes/wmi.inc.php on line 140 The Service "MSSQL$MICROSOFT##WID" includes the delimiter '##' so the array has 4 Keys but this row got 5 values due to the servicename... Is there a way to change the delimiter or ignore this service?

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Raisecom ISCOM ISCOM5508-GPSC(C)_ROAP_2.64.SP2.1_20211213
by rhett.zeeman＠ttconnect.co.za 26 Oct '23

26 Oct '23

Hi Team, we are trying to monitor the above device. This works well. Observium can even monitor the GPON PON interfaces eg: gpon-olt1/1. The problem we are having is trying the monitor the ONU devices on site at a client. We use Raisecom ONU's. There are currently mib files available but we noticed that the mib files are empty. So it would seem that Observium cant monitor the bandwidth of the onu's behind the splitter that is connected to the pon interface. Is this something we can manually do from our side? if we have a look at the mib files in /opt/observium/mib/raisecom and vi into the mib file, it is populated. [root@localhost raisecom]# vi RAISECOM-SYSTEM-MIB -- MibName=raisecomSystem -- ======================================================================= -- Version info -- -- Version 0.1 Created 2003.12.17 by GONGGUIDONG -- This version of MIB is created just for the use of Network Management Systems -- display the memory and cpu. -- -- Copyright(c) 2002-2005 by RAISECOM TECH, Ltd. -- modify history -- 02, 20130809, guokai, modify raisecomVoltIndex -- 01, 20090915, qiyun, Add CPU monitor MIBs. -- -- ======================================================================= RAISECOM-SYSTEM-MIB DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN IMPORTS MODULE-IDENTITY,Unsigned32 FROM SNMPv2-SMI OBJECT-TYPE FROM SNMPv2-SMI raisecomAgent FROM RAISECOM-BASE-MIB TruthValue FROM SNMPv2-TC EnableVar FROM SWITCH-TC TimeStamp,TEXTUAL-CONVENTION FROM SNMPv2-TC; raisecomSystem MODULE-IDENTITY LAST-UPDATED "200507270000Z" ORGANIZATION "RAISECOM TECH, Ltd." CONTACT-INFO "www.raisecom.com" DESCRIPTION "raisecom System objects: objects common to all platforms." ::= { raisecomAgent 1 } -- -- Textual Conventions "RAISECOM-SYSTEM-MIB" [converted] 1550L, 59022C please advise on this as we need to be able to monitor the client bandwidth. Regards,.

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Teams webhook debugging
by Ivo van Tulden 17 Oct '23

17 Oct '23

Dear members, After the great help with the dashboard I went of to the next part in automating, which is for us alerting through Teams. Hopefully you can help me as quickly with this as the last time. We want to use Teams Webhook function to create an alert message, which holds a couple of components. I have configured the webhook within MS Teams and setup the link with the Observium contacts. Created a alert which triggers and mentions the notification of contacts, but nothing happens within MS Teams. The problem can be with a couple of things, so I wanted to start with logging with Observium. This can probably show me if the firewall blocks, if the Webhook link was a bad URL, etc. Where can I find a debugging log of the notification actions, so I can start debugging? Met vriendelijke groet, Ivo van Tulden Technical Infrastructure Engineer - IT Department << Security is van ons allemaal >> **** DISCLAIMER: The information sent in or attached to this e-mail is for the addressee only. If this e-mail message is unclear please contact VLISCO by e-mail or telephone. Disclosure or reproduction of this information to a third party without prior agreement of VLISCO is not allowed. VLISCO does not accept any responsibility for the correct and complete interpretation of this e-mail nor for the time of its arrival. VLISCO cannot be held responsible for any claim resulting from negotiations and/or decisions made directly or indirectly based on information contained in this e-mail message. Vlisco Netherlands B.V. Binnen Parallelweg 27, 5701 PH, Helmond, The Netherlands. Chamber of commerce Eindhoven 50751492. Tel.: +31 (0)492 570922 Fax: +31 (0)492 570230 Visit our website: www.vlisco.com ****

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Fwd: Juniper MX104 doesn't like load average graph
by David Beveridge 16 Oct '23

16 Oct '23

Last week I upgraded a server to Observium 23.10.13043 (stable) In Polling information I had a huge increase in system polling, (See attached images.) I backed out the upgrade and tried it again a few days later, when I had more time to investigate. In addition the processor graph had changed, showing much higher CPU usage I also noticed a new graph called Load Averages defined here... # svn blame /opt/observium/includes/definitions/mibs/juniper.inc.php 13020 adama // JUNIPER-MIB::jnxOperatingDescr.9.1.0.0 = STRING: Routing Engine 0 13020 adama // JUNIPER-MIB::jnxOperatingDescr.9.2.0.0 = STRING: Routing Engine 1 13020 adama // JUNIPER-MIB::jnxOperatingState.9.1.0.0 = INTEGER: running(2) 13020 adama // JUNIPER-MIB::jnxOperatingState.9.2.0.0 = INTEGER: standby(7) 13020 adama // JUNIPER-MIB::jnxOperating1MinLoadAvg.9.1.0.0 = Gauge32: 123 13020 adama // JUNIPER-MIB::jnxOperating1MinLoadAvg.9.2.0.0 = Gauge32: 8 13020 adama // JUNIPER-MIB::jnxOperating5MinLoadAvg.9.1.0.0 = Gauge32: 56 13020 adama // JUNIPER-MIB::jnxOperating5MinLoadAvg.9.2.0.0 = Gauge32: 5 13020 adama // JUNIPER-MIB::jnxOperating15MinLoadAvg.9.1.0.0 = Gauge32: 27 13020 adama // JUNIPER-MIB::jnxOperating15MinLoadAvg.9.2.0.0 = Gauge32: 0 13020 adama $config['mibs'][$mib]['la'] = [ 13020 adama 'type' => 'table', // In table mode get first entry with test condition 13020 adama 'scale' => 0.01, 13020 adama // Walks 13020 adama 'oid_extra' => 'jnxOperatingState.9', 13020 adama 'oid_1min' => 'jnxOperating1MinLoadAvg.9', 13020 adama 'oid_5min' => 'jnxOperating5MinLoadAvg.9', 13020 adama 'oid_15min' => 'jnxOperating15MinLoadAvg.9', 13020 adama 'test' => [ 'field' => 'jnxOperatingState', 'operator' => 'eq', 'value' => 'running' ], 13020 adama ]; 13020 adama I added unset($config['mibs'][$mib]['la']); // dave did this This has fixed the problem, I don't need the la graph anyway. I had tried to add this to confg.php, but that didn't work. I'm concerned that modifying the juniper.inc.php is not a good idea. Is there a better way to disable this?

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consolidated availability graph
by Erwin Botas 14 Oct '23

14 Oct '23

Hello List, Willing to know if is possible to construct a consolidated device availability for several host “clusters” and have a % not host by host as were are committed to a service SLA Any suggestions welcome. Regards, Something to resume this hosts for example and the leyend able to show the calculation for the group of hosts. [cid:e14e30a7-4c52-4402-a29f-31fc9aabf7da@namprd10.prod.outlook.com] Erwin Botas Administrador de infraestructura senior • +506 2010-5000 • +506 2010-5050 • +506 8982-4885 • San José, CR • www.electrotecnica.com [https://www.electrotecnica.com/signature/bar2018CR.png] NOTA DE CONFIDENCIALIDAD: "La información contenida en este mensaje y sus adjuntos es estrictamente confidencial y se dirige exclusivamente a su destinatario. Si usted no es el destinatario indicado, cualquier divulgación, copia, distribución o uso del contenido de este documento es prohibido y será sancionado de acuerdo con la ley. Si recibió este mensaje por error, debe notificarlo de inmediato al remitente y destruirlo".

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Add sensor data to dashboard
by Ivo van Tulden 14 Oct '23

14 Oct '23

Goodmorning, Please be advised that we just got a license, so if this isn't the correct way to get the information, please advice me how to do better. Is there a possibility to add a graph of a device to the dashboard, so the live information of that sensor data is shown? The link to the graph is something like this: https://<servername>/graphs/to=1697179853/id=313/type=sensor_graph/from=1697093453/<https://%3cservername%3e/graphs/to=1697179853/id=313/type=sensor_graph/from=1697093453/> Met vriendelijke groet, Ivo van Tulden Technical Infrastructure Engineer - IT Department << Security is van ons allemaal >> **** DISCLAIMER: The information sent in or attached to this e-mail is for the addressee only. If this e-mail message is unclear please contact VLISCO by e-mail or telephone. Disclosure or reproduction of this information to a third party without prior agreement of VLISCO is not allowed. VLISCO does not accept any responsibility for the correct and complete interpretation of this e-mail nor for the time of its arrival. VLISCO cannot be held responsible for any claim resulting from negotiations and/or decisions made directly or indirectly based on information contained in this e-mail message. Vlisco Netherlands B.V. Binnen Parallelweg 27, 5701 PH, Helmond, The Netherlands. Chamber of commerce Eindhoven 50751492. Tel.: +31 (0)492 570922 Fax: +31 (0)492 570230 Visit our website: www.vlisco.com ****

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Obtaining good thresholds for monitoring SFP light levels
by Corwin Ziegler Hunts 11 Oct '23

11 Oct '23

We would like to alert if an SFP's received light level is too low. The light level sensor data is present and linked with a specific port so we can adjust the alert checkers based on attributes of the linked port. What we haven't figured out how to do is get appropriate thresholds for alerting for each SFP. The SFPs define warning and alarm thresholds which are readable on the devices containing the SFPs but that data doesn't make it into Observium for most of our monitored devices as far as we can tell. Similar SFPs usually have similar thresholds so grouping by SFP vendor and part number then creating a check for each set of SFPs with manually extracted and entered thresholds could be acceptable. Observium does show the SFP vendor and part number on the device overview and inventory pages along with which port contains the SFP but there doesn't seem to be a way to reference this data when creating port or sensor groups or alert checkers. There are also the automatically generated or manually set thresholds for sensors inside Observium itself. The automatically generated thresholds are often missing and we are not aware of a way to ensure they are present or reasonable. Manually set thresholds could work if there was a way to set and audit those thresholds in an automated fashion. We don't see a way to use the API to do this though (we're using the subscription edition). Are there recommendations on how to achieve this? Is this a solved problem and we're running into a bug? This is feeling more difficult than it should be. Corwin

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device_rebooted metric is now NULL instead of 1
by Corwin Ziegler Hunts 10 Oct '23

10 Oct '23

We have an alert checker using the device_rebooted metric to monitor for reboots. The metric used to read as 1 when a reboot was detected as is documented <https://docs.observium.org/entities/#device>. After updating to the latest stable revision (r13020) from r12520 the metric now reads as NULL immediately after a reboot. Is this change in behavior intended? Corwin

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repeated recovery messages
by andregeissler＠posteo.de 09 Oct '23

09 Oct '23

Hi I get new recovery messages for my pandacom devices (pandacom-sc) all the time. Observium does not show any alerts. For a device that has not reported any event at all since October 5, Observium shows hundreds of recoveries today alone. Any tips on how to debug this would be greatly appreciated. Andre

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physical v/s virtual
by Arnoldo Vidal Bravo 05 Oct '23

05 Oct '23

Hi, we have observium installed and working fine (polling 629 devices). It is currently installed on a physical server. How advisable is it to promote it to a virtual server? -- Saluda cordialmente

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CustomOID Draw Error
by amat＠tvfactory.ch 05 Oct '23

05 Oct '23

Good Morning, We're having trouble with observium and "Custom OID" SNMP retrieval. The Huawei (S6730 V200R019C00SPC500) monitors portspeed and other. However, we are trying to get some Custom OID for hwAvgDuty5min refelecting the Average 5 Min CPU usage. (A) SNMP Walk On the same machine that Observium is installed the snmpwalk returns a value that makes sense administrator@m01:/opt/observium/html/weathermap/configs$ snmpwalk -v2c -c community-hidden 151.252.33.12 1.3.6.1.4.1.2011.6.3.4.1.4 SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.2011.6.3.4.1.4.0.0.0 = INTEGER: 9 (B) Observium - Configure Custom OID Numeric OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.2011.6.3.4.1.4 we also tried Numeric OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.2011.6.3.4.1.4.0.0.0 Text OID hwAvgDuty5min Value Type GAUGE Description Average CPU Usage Display Unit cpu-usage Display Symbol % Kibibyte (1024) no Log Y Axis no Audo-discovery Yes Unfortunately it does return a "Draw Error". If we do open the CustomOID Graph we see Error: Openeing '': No such file or directory. Any idea what goes wrong here? Kind Regards Ramon Amat

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RouterOS v7 BGPv4 SNMP
by Bergen, Ryan 04 Oct '23

04 Oct '23

Hello, does anyone know if observium can retrieve BGP peering info via SNMP with RouterOS 7.10+? It is now supported on Mikrotiks side, I am able to see the info via snmpwalk with OID 1.3.6.1.2.1.15.3.1 [cid:image003.png@01D9F6A7.A13EF790] [cid:image002.png@01D9F6A7.3CD825B0] Ryan Bergen Network Lead HyLife Ltd 5 Fabas Street, Box 100 La Broquerie, MB R0A 0W0 p 204-424-2300 x472 hylife.com<https://hylife.com/> • Ryan.Bergen(a)Hylife.com<mailto:Ryan.Bergen@Hylife.com> [cid3813500305*image001.png(a)01D93182.760726F0]

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Adjust values returned for custom OID
by Ronald Voermans 04 Oct '23

04 Oct '23

Hi Adam, Did you manage to implement this ‘math parser’ feature for custom oid’s?

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Devices with multiple IP addresses
by Sanjeev Gupta 01 Oct '23

01 Oct '23

Hi, Thanks Adam, I am back to using Observium after many years (was on the Subscription, now on Community).. I have a question on a router (and some similar devices). The router has two interfaces, both visible from the Observium poller. It has been discovered twice, and appears twice as well on the map. I cannot find a script, or anything in the UI (which I am still exploring) or the FAQ. What should I be looking for? -- Sanjeev Gupta +65 98551208 http://sg.linkedin.com/in/ghane

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Observium working very slow
by sagar＠nstplnet.com 29 Sep '23

29 Sep '23

Hi Team, I recently updated to new version to observium after that it will be worked for 4-5 days everything fine. But yesterday onwards it will be unable to generate the graph properly. I have checked my side. is there anyone have issue of this. thank you in advance. -- Thanks & Regards Sagar Penti 7977783978 Navkar Supertech Pvt Ltd

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Edit Network Map
by sagar＠nstplnet.com 27 Sep '23

27 Sep '23

Hi Team, Anyone knows the how to edit network map to add manually devices to monitor the network. -- Thanks & Regards Sagar Penti 7977783978 Navkar Supertech Pvt Ltd

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database structure
by luis.olavarrieta＠wynnmex.com 27 Sep '23

27 Sep '23

dear team: is there any documentation about the structure of the database where the info is located? we are about to create a dashboard with Grafana and we will connect Observium to it. Having the database structure will make our live easier!!! and if it matters, this is from a "licenced account". Please advice --

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sorry if this is a dumb question, but how do i read traffic graphs???
by Tony Guadagno 27 Sep '23

27 Sep '23

Hi, after several years of using Observium, it just occurred to me recently that I am not sure how to read the traffic graphs. For example, I always thought that above "0" on the horizontal axis was transmit and below was receive. But as I look closer, that cannot be. Also, the colors on the graph do not seem to line up with the legend...for example in this graph, I see 4 colors, light/dark green and light/dark purple. But the legend seems to have the same color for g0/0/0 as g0. I guess my questions are: How are transmits and receives represented on the traffic graphs? Why are the colors in the graph not lining up with the legend? What does negative 100M represent? thanks [cid:image004.jpg@01D9F11E.FB948DB0] Tony Guadagno O +1 585 577 1003 C +1 585 703 6700 E tonyg(a)guadagnoconsulting.com<mailto:tonyg@guadagnoconsulting.com> [cid:image001.jpg@01D84DD6.FC9912E0]

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Device Showing Down in Alerts but Device is online
by sagar＠nstplnet.com 27 Sep '23

27 Sep '23

Hi Team, We have problem with device alerts. Due to this we can't monitor our network. Actually, our devices are online but, in the alerts, it will be showing down. I have tried to forceful discover but still same. I think it will be software bug then i will update to latest version but at here also same issue. If anyone have solution, please let me know. Thanks in advance. -- Thanks & Regards Sagar Penti 7977783978 Navkar Supertech Pvt Ltd

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please add export device list feature
by Tony Guadagno 21 Sep '23

21 Sep '23

Hi, I just put this feature request in. if anyone else thinks this would be useful, please reply. Thanks [OBS-4616] please add the ability to export device lists and info - Observium<https://jira.observium.org/browse/OBS-4616> Tony

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Unable to send Telegram notifications
by sagar＠nstplnet.com 20 Sep '23

20 Sep '23

Hi Team, We are facing device up down status will be not sending telegrams. As we are seeing device is up but, in the alerts, it will be not showing up showing status failed. I think issue with my switch, but it is up & working with LibreNMS properly. Anyone knows what the issue of it is. Version: 23.1.12493 -- Thanks & Regards Sagar Penti 7977783978 Navkar Supertech Pvt Ltd

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Observium Community Edition 23.09
by Adam Armstrong 20 Sep '23

20 Sep '23

We've just released Observium Community Edition 23.09, based on r13005. It includes ~558 commits since the last release. Please note that this release breaks compatibility with PHP versions below 7.2. https://docs.observium.org/updating/#upgrade-to-latest-major-release

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Portchannels not found in Observium
by Peter Derissen 14 Sep '23

14 Sep '23

Hi, I have just added 4 new devices (of a new typ) in Observium. But the discovery is not seeing the portchannels. Anyway this could be added? 1. Running Observium Pro revision 12988. 2. Device type = ADVA FSP150-XG312 OptiSwitch XG312-F-EXT Ports of the Adva: LIE1013.AGG1# sh port description PORT DESCRIPTION ====================================================== 1 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 2 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 3 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 4 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 5 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 6 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 7 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 8 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 9 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 10 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 11 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 12 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 13 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 14 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 15 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 16 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 17 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 18 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 19 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 20 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 21 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 22 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 23 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 24 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 25 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 26 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 27 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 28 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 29 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 30 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 31 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 32 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 33 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 34 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 35 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 36 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 37 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 38 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 39 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 40 *** CPE Interface Currently unused *** 41 R362: *** Connected to PE2.LIE1013 - xe-0/1/4 *** 42 R362: *** Connected to PE2.LIE1013 - xe-0/1/5 *** 43 *** Connected to PE2.LIE1013 - NOT in USE *** 44 *** Connected to PE2.LIE1013 - NOT in USE *** 45 R362: *** Connected to VRV1031.AGG1 - Port 49 *** 46 *** Connected to VRV1031.AGG1 - NOT in USE *** 47 *** Connected to VRV1031.AGG1 - NOT in USE *** 48 *** Connected to VRV1031.AGG1 - NOT in USE *** 49 R362: *** Connected to VIS1014.AGG1 - Port 45 *** 50 *** Connected to VIS1014.AGG1 - NOT in USE *** 51 *** Connected to VIS1014.AGG1 - NOT in USE *** 52 *** Connected to VIS1014.AGG1 - NOT in USE *** t1 R362: *** Connected to VRV1031.AGG1 - LIE1013-VRV1031/0001 - t2 *** t2 R362: *** Connected to VIS1014.AGG1 - LIE1013-VIS1014/0001 - t1 *** t3 R362: *** Connected to PE2.LIE1013 - Ae 15 *** Ports found by discovery: o Discovering ports XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX..XX.XXX.XXX +---------+--------------------------+--------+----------------------+----------------+-------------+---------+ | ifIndex | ifDescr | ifName | ifAlias | ifType | Oper Status | Ignored | +---------+--------------------------+--------+----------------------+----------------+-------------+---------+ | 1 | Port 1 - ETH10/100/1000 | 1 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 2 | Port 2 - ETH10/100/1000 | 2 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 3 | Port 3 - ETH10/100/1000 | 3 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 4 | Port 4 - ETH10/100/1000 | 4 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 5 | Port 5 - ETH10/100/1000 | 5 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 6 | Port 6 - ETH10/100/1000 | 6 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 7 | Port 7 - ETH10/100/1000 | 7 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 8 | Port 8 - ETH10/100/1000 | 8 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 9 | Port 9 - ETH10/100/1000 | 9 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 10 | Port 10 - ETH10/100/1000 | 10 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 11 | Port 11 - ETH10/100/1000 | 11 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 12 | Port 12 - ETH10/100/1000 | 12 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 13 | Port 13 - ETH10/100/1000 | 13 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 14 | Port 14 - ETH10/100/1000 | 14 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 15 | Port 15 - ETH10/100/1000 | 15 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 16 | Port 16 - ETH10/100/1000 | 16 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 17 | Port 17 - ETH10/100/1000 | 17 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 18 | Port 18 - ETH10/100/1000 | 18 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 19 | Port 19 - ETH10/100/1000 | 19 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 20 | Port 20 - ETH10/100/1000 | 20 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 21 | Port 21 - ETH10/100/1000 | 21 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 22 | Port 22 - ETH10/100/1000 | 22 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 23 | Port 23 - ETH10/100/1000 | 23 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 24 | Port 24 - ETH10/100/1000 | 24 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 25 | Port 25 - ETH10/100/1000 | 25 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 26 | Port 26 - ETH10/100/1000 | 26 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 27 | Port 27 - ETH10/100/1000 | 27 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 28 | Port 28 - ETH10/100/1000 | 28 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 29 | Port 29 - ETH10/100/1000 | 29 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 30 | Port 30 - ETH10/100/1000 | 30 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 31 | Port 31 - ETH10/100/1000 | 31 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 32 | Port 32 - ETH10/100/1000 | 32 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 33 | Port 33 - ETH10/100/1000 | 33 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 34 | Port 34 - ETH10/100/1000 | 34 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 35 | Port 35 - ETH10/100/1000 | 35 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 36 | Port 36 - ETH10/100/1000 | 36 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 37 | Port 37 - ETH10/100/1000 | 37 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 38 | Port 38 - ETH10/100/1000 | 38 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 39 | Port 39 - ETH10/100/1000 | 39 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 40 | Port 40 - ETH10/100/1000 | 40 | *** CPE Interface... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 41 | Port 41 - ETH1000/10000 | 41 | R362: *** Connect... | ethernetCsmacd | up | no | | 42 | Port 42 - ETH1000/10000 | 42 | R362: *** Connect... | ethernetCsmacd | up | no | | 43 | Port 43 - ETH1000/10000 | 43 | *** Connected to ... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 44 | Port 44 - ETH1000/10000 | 44 | *** Connected to ... | ethernetCsmacd | down | yes | | 45 | Port 45 - ETH1000/10000 | 45 | R362: *** Connect... | ethernetCsmacd | up | no | | 46 | Port 46 - ETH1000/10000 | 46 | *** Connected to ... | ethernetCsmacd | up | yes | | 47 | Port 47 - 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General Question - Raritan PDUs
by Derek Johnson 14 Sep '23

14 Sep '23

I'm curious if anyone on the listserv is using a Raritan monitored-per-port PDU? If so, would you be willing to share your experience monitoring it with Observium? We're looking at buying some monitored + switched per-port models, and I want to make sure we can graph each port individually like we can with other vendors. I assume we can, but I figured it can't hurt to ping the community to see if others have any experience they're willing to share to confirm/deny my assumption. Thank you for any info you can offer! Derek Johnson Manager of Network Operations Fort Hays State University 415 Lyman Dr., TH175, Hays, KS 67601 (785) 628-5688 | dpjohnson(a)fhsu.edu<mailto:dpjohnson@fhsu.edu>

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Custom OID troubleshooting
by Brad Bendy 11 Sep '23

11 Sep '23

Got a custom OID setup and graphing for a single device, nothing is showing up in the graphs but snmpget verifies the OID is correct. I think the text OID might be incorrect. Is there a debug log for this somewhere? This is the Professional edition. Thanks

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