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Hello,In Centreon 25.10 Dashboards, the Resource Table widget lets us reorder columns by drag & drop, but we can’t choose which columns are displayed. The Custom Views widgets (Host / Service Monitoring) offer per-widget options to show or hide each column, including the output.All columns are always displayed, which wastes space on small widgets and wall screens. The status information (plugin output) is missing, so operators have to open the details panel or Resource Status to understand an alert.Add a “Columns” section in the widget settings, with a checkbox for each column: Status, Resource, Parent, Duration, Last check, Tries, Severity, Status information, Notes/Action URL… Add a “Status information” column with options for max length/truncation, full text on hover, and single-line or multi-line display.This would bring the Resource Table widget on par with the Custom Views widgets and let operators understand alerts directly from the dashboard.Thanks!
Hello.Could you please add an additional check for the remaining life percentage of SSDs to the 'disk-usage' mode of the 'storage::hp::3par::ssh::plugin'?Currently, the plugin retrieves data using the command: "showpd -showcols Id,State,Type,Size_MB,Free_MB".I propose extending this command to include an additional column, 'LifeLeft_PCT'- that is:3PAR01 cli% showpd -showcols Id,State,Type,Size_MB,Free_MB,LifeLeft_PCTId State Type Size_MB Free_MB LifeLeft_PCT 0 normal SSD 872448 785408 99 1 normal SSD 872448 785408 99 2 normal SSD 872448 785408 98 3 normal SSD 872448 785408 96 4 normal SSD 872448 785408 96 5 normal SSD 872448 785408 96 6 normal SSD 872448 785408 97 7 normal SSD 872448 785408 97 8 normal SSD 872448 785408 97 9 normal SSD 872448 785408 9810 normal SSD 872448 785408 9911 normal SSD 872448 785408 9912 normal SSD 872448 785408 9913 normal SSD 872448 785408 9914 normal SSD 872448 785408 9915 normal SSD 872448 785408 9916 normal SSD 872448 785408 9917 normal SSD 872448 785408 9918 normal SSD 872448 785408 9919 normal SSD 872448 785408 9920 normal SSD 872448 785408 9921 normal SSD 872448 785408 9922 normal SSD 872448 785408 9923 normal SSD 872448 785408 10024 normal FC 559104 270336 N/A25 normal FC 559104 372736 N/A26 normal SSD 189440 175104 10027 normal SSD 189440 175104 10028 normal SSD 189440 175104 9929 normal SSD 189440 175104 9930 normal SSD 189440 175104 9931 normal SSD 189440 175104 9932 normal SSD 189440 175104 9933 normal SSD 189440 175104 9934 normal SSD 189440 175104 9935 normal SSD 189440 175104 10036 normal SSD 189440 175104 9937 normal SSD 189440 175104 9938 normal SSD 189440 175104 9939 normal SSD 189440 176128 9940 normal SSD 189440 176128 10041 normal SSD 189440 176128 9942 normal SSD 189440 176128 9943 normal SSD 189440 176128 10044 normal SSD 189440 176128 10045 normal SSD 189440 176128 10046 normal SSD 189440 176128 10047 normal SSD 189440 176128 10048 normal FC 559104 291840 N/A49 normal FC 559104 291840 N/A50 normal SSD 189440 176128 10051 normal SSD 189440 176128 9952 normal SSD 872448 785408 9953 normal SSD 872448 785408 9954 normal SSD 189440 176128 9955 normal SSD 189440 176128 9956 normal SSD 456704 411648 9857 normal SSD 456704 411648 9858 normal SSD 456704 411648 9859 normal SSD 456704 411648 9860 normal SSD 456704 411648 9861 normal SSD 456704 411648 9862 normal SSD 456704 411648 9863 normal SSD 456704 411648 9864 normal FC 559104 343040 N/A65 normal FC 559104 372736 N/A---------------------------------------------66 34617344 30222336 59263PAR02 cli% showpd -showcols Id,State,Type,Size_MB,Free_MB,LifeLeft_PCTId State Type Size_MB Free_MB LifeLeft_PCT 0 normal SSD 872448 780288 99 1 normal SSD 872448 779264 99 2 normal SSD 872448 781312 99 3 normal SSD 872448 781312 99 4 normal SSD 872448 779264 99 5 normal SSD 872448 779264 99 6 normal SSD 872448 782336 99 7 normal SSD 872448 781312 99 8 normal SSD 872448 781312 99 9 normal SSD 872448 780288 9910 normal SSD 872448 781312 9911 normal SSD 872448 781312 9912 normal SSD 872448 779264 9913 normal SSD 872448 779264 9914 normal SSD 872448 782336 9915 normal SSD 872448 781312 9916 normal SSD 872448 781312 9917 normal SSD 872448 781312 9918 normal SSD 872448 781312 9919 normal SSD 872448 781312 9920 normal SSD 872448 780288 9921 normal SSD 872448 780288 9922 normal SSD 872448 782336 9923 normal SSD 872448 781312 9924 normal SSD 872448 781312 9925 normal SSD 872448 780288 9926 normal SSD 872448 781312 9927 normal SSD 872448 781312 9928 normal SSD 872448 779264 9929 normal SSD 872448 779264 9930 normal SSD 872448 782336 9931 normal SSD 872448 781312 9932 normal SSD 872448 781312 9933 normal SSD 872448 781312 9934 normal SSD 872448 781312 9935 normal SSD 872448 781312 9936 normal SSD 872448 779264 9937 normal SSD 872448 779264 9938 normal SSD 872448 782336 9939 normal SSD 872448 781312 9940 normal SSD 872448 781312 9941 normal SSD 872448 781312 9942 normal SSD 872448 781312 9943 normal SSD 872448 781312 9944 normal SSD 872448 780288 9945 normal SSD 872448 780288 9946 normal SSD 872448 782336 9947 normal SSD 872448 781312 99---------------------------------------------48 41877504 37483520 4752 It is possible to set WARN/CRIT thresholds and output perfdata values for each disk:"0#disk.life.remaining.percentage=98;0:50;;0;100","1#disk.life.remaining.percentage=87;0:50;;0;100","2#disk.life.remaining.percentage=95;0:50;;0;100",…Thank you
Hello, Initially I created a ticket for this. But Centreon Customer Care Team stated that this is more a request than a bug and suggested to create a new idea topic. This should be a low-hanging fruit goal.The extended info output returned from Windows SNMP plugin in “processcount” mode is kind of messy. For each matching process the attributes for path, status and name are displayed every time in a different order. Please, examine the example below. Every time the check is executed the mentioned attributes are “randomly” ordered. IMHO it should be displayed in the same order every time.root@hostname:~ # /usr/lib/centreon/plugins/centreon_windows_snmp.pl --plugin=os::windows::snmp::plugin --mode=processcount --hostname=192.168.1.100 --snmp-version='2c' --snmp-community='public' --process-name='(?i).*' --process-path='(?i)enovia' --process-args='' --regexp-name --regexp-path --regexp-args --warning='' --critical='1:' --verbose --output-ignore-perfdataOK: Number of current processes running: 4Process '6788' [path: D:\app\enovia\enovia_v5r2022_P\win_b64\code\bin\] [name: orbixd.exe] [status: running]Process '9744' [status: running] [name: VPMVaultStarter.exe] [path: D:\app\enovia\enovia_v5r2022_P\win_b64\code\bin\]Process '9020' [status: running] [path: D:\app\enovia\enovia_v5r2022_P\win_b64\code\bin\] [name: runOrbixSvc.exe]Process '8712' [path: D:\app\enovia\enovia_v5r2022_P\win_b64\code\bin\] [name: CATSTART.exe] [status: running]root@hostname:~ # /usr/lib/centreon/plugins/centreon_windows_snmp.pl --plugin=os::windows::snmp::plugin --mode=processcount --hostname=192.168.1.100 --snmp-version='2c' --snmp-community='public' --process-name='(?i).*' --process-path='(?i)enovia' --process-args='' --regexp-name --regexp-path --regexp-args --warning='' --critical='1:' --verbose --output-ignore-perfdataOK: Number of current processes running: 4Process '9020' [path: D:\app\enovia\enovia_v5r2022_P\win_b64\code\bin\] [status: running] [name: runOrbixSvc.exe]Process '6788' [name: orbixd.exe] [status: running] [path: D:\app\enovia\enovia_v5r2022_P\win_b64\code\bin\]Process '8712' [name: CATSTART.exe] [status: running] [path: D:\app\enovia\enovia_v5r2022_P\win_b64\code\bin\]Process '9744' [path: D:\app\enovia\enovia_v5r2022_P\win_b64\code\bin\] [name: VPMVaultStarter.exe] [status: running]Best regards,Jaroslaw Kesy
Hello.Now the "open-files" mode assumes that we must set the threshold values statically.Please make a small improvement to this mode.We can get the system open file threshold with the command cat /proc/sys/fs/nr_openThis value can be set to default as the maximum if not explicitly set.This will add convenient percentage WARN/CRIT thresholds.PS: https://github.com/centreon/centreon-plugins/issues/3969
Hi, when I open a host's ticket via open-tickets using dashboard or via notification connector centreon_notification_centreon_opentickets_api.pl , only the host receives the ACK, even though the default acknowledgement configuration is set to “acknowledge services attached to the host”.My idea is to make the open-tickets ACK to respect the default acknowledgement configuration for hosts, or this parameter should be configurable within the provider rule.
Veeam has released version 13, which is no longer compatible with the current Centreon connectors.In this version, access is only available through the REST API:https://helpcenter.veeam.com/references/vbr/13/rest/1.3-rev0/tag/LoginVeeam is now provided as a Linux appliance with specific command sets.Could you please consider updating the Centreon plugin to support this new version and its REST API access?
Persona: All users receiving notifications Problem to solve: Default notifications are poorly formatted, no colorization, no highlight... Expected outcome: Immediate readability of what resource is impacted what is the status Less alert fatigue Potential solutions: https://github.com/Shini31/centreon-notifications or this fork https://github.com/masgo/centreon-notifications Support of markdown-formatted messages Based on Github proposition.
Hi,In the widgets “Host Monitoring” or “Service Monitoring” for the Custom Views, we have icons for the links in Note_URL et Action_URL.In widget Resources_Table for the Dashboard, we don’t have these icons, however in my organisation we use its for the troubleshooting.Can theses icons be added in the widget Resources_Table ?Thanks
Hi,My company is using more and more API with Centreon for reporting.We can export automaticaly some KPIs, but actualy it’s not supported to export SLA, SLO, availability rate, events for BA.So, it could be great if you can add APIs for request this informations via API
Bonjour, Nous recherchons un plugin pour que Centreon envoie des tickets via open ticket vers Matrix42 sur un connecteur personnalisé ou une configuration à faire via son API (ou Service Bus) Sachant que : Matrix42 propose également une API REST et des mécanismes de Web Services pour la création ou la mise à jour de tickets. On pourrait s’en servir pour injecter des tickets automatiquement depuis Centreon. Avoir sinon un Plugin dédiéÀ ce jour, il n'existe pas de plugin natif ou officiel directement entre Centreon et Matrix42 (comme il en existe pour ServiceNow ou GLPI, par exemple).
Hi everyone,I’d like to suggest an enhancement for the CSV export feature in Centreon.Currently, when exporting service or host lists to CSV, the file does not include the Host ID or Service ID, which are often needed when working with the API, automation scripts, or external integrations.Requested improvement:Add two optional columns to CSV exports: host_id service_id This would make it much easier to correlate exported data with REST API queries or configuration automation tools.
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