Hello @MSFC ,

Only the following “things” can be monitor actually wich SNMP on Synology:

        'components'  => 'storage::synology::snmp::mode::hardware',
        'cpu'         => 'snmp_standard::mode::cpu',
        'ha'          => 'storage::synology::snmp::mode::ha',
        'interfaces'  => 'snmp_standard::mode::interfaces',
        'memory'      => 'snmp_standard::mode::memory',
        'load'        => 'snmp_standard::mode::loadaverage',
        'storage'     => 'snmp_standard::mode::storage',
        'swap'        => 'snmp_standard::mode::swap',
        'temperature' => 'storage::synology::snmp::mode::temperature',
        'time'        => 'snmp_standard::mode::ntp',
        'upgrade'     => 'storage::synology::snmp::mode::upgrade',
        'ups'         => 'storage::synology::snmp::mode::ups',
        'uptime'      => 'snmp_standard::mode::uptime'

https://github.com/centreon/centreon-plugins/blob/master/storage/synology/snmp/plugin.pm

Feel free to post a IDEA with the most details that you could give us (API, MIB SNMP, or a way to do it using SSH for example).

Hi @MSFC,

I assume that by “recover” you meant “obtain”?

This ability can be added to the plugin (and later to the pack) only if the information is available via SNMP. I would not bet on this, but it’s worth trying.

To check that, once you have configured your Hyper Backup, run this command:

snmpwalk -v 2c -c <your_community> <ip_of_your_synology> .1.3.6.1.4.1

To understand all the returned output, you may have to place the Synology MIB file in `/usr/share/snmp/mibs/`. Then, once you have found stuff about your backup, run this second command to get the raw OIDs and submit both results as an issue to our github repository:

snmpwalk -ObentU -v 2c -c <your_community> <ip_of_your_synology> .1.3.6.1.4.1

Hello , this script seems to work for hyperbackup results return : https://github.com/leirn/check_hyperbackup