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Hi, we are monitoring the reliability of WAN lines. We have a check, which measures the round-trip-time to a remote site and giving back the min, avg and max RTT.I’d like to have a graph, which draws the avg as a solid line (that’s easy) and I want to have the area between the min and max filled with a colour. For those, who know smokeping, I like this kind of display a lot!Maybe there are other use-cases, where a filled area between two metrics might be useful !?Would it be possible to fill the max metric as usual and restore background colour (erase the filling of the max) with the min metric?
Hi,Persona : Admins and OpsProblem to solve : With a large number of dashboards, searching could be simplified with more sorting criteria.Expected outcome : Enhance search bar with criteria about owning and sharing.Potential solution : Redesign the search bar to add two criteria:1- Drop down list “Owners” (feature for administrators) : all dashboards owners2- Drop down list “Sharing” (feature for anyone) : “My dashboards” or “Dashboards shared with me”Regards 🙂
When adding a note about a service, it would be nice to be able to view this information in Supervision > Resource Status. When you click on the service, you get the service detail banner.
Hi,Persona : admin or people in charge of setting maps upProblem to solve : In the MAP module, adding host's network neighbourhood and the links/ports that connect them is a repetitive and time-consuming task.Expected outcome : Within the scope of network supervision, the aim would be to automatically map the equipment connected to the host. Potential solution :Provided that the LLDP (or CDP) protocol is active on the network, the MIB of the specified host contains the necessary information. The retrieved list must then be compared with the list of hosts declared in Centreon, and the MAP could be constructed from the join of the two. To avoid the risk of duplication, we would limit ourselves to the host's immediate neighbours.Regards.
I need to monitor several values, which I want to have in a single graph.Unfortuantely, I need to do some math on each value (/10 for some and /100 for others).When I grab a single oid, I can do that with --format-custom. But in --config-json mode, format-custom does not do anything.Can these options be added to the --config-json mode?BRHorst
Hi Centreon team,I’ve noticed a small but annoying UI issue in the web interface. When you hover the mouse over the left-side menus, the dropdown overlays the buttons or fields I’m trying to click or edit (see screenshot attached).This makes the user experience quite frustrating, especially when configuring pollers or exporting configurations.Would it be possible to add an option in the UI settings to switch between hover (overmouse) and onclick behavior for opening the side menus?Thanks for considering this improvement — it would make navigation much smoother!Best regards,Sébastien
Hello, I was going through Centreon’s CLI, RESTv1 and RESTv2 APIs and found that Escalations object management is completely missing from all APIs. Right now I am performing a migration to new Centroen Central (with clean DB, importing config via CLAPI). And I have to recreate 500+ escalations by hand. API endpoint would be really helpful in this case. Would it be possible to develop this feature in newer version of Centreon? Best regards,Martin Szabo
Some customers uses the icon of host to define if a ticket is requested all the time (24x7) or only on workhours.In this case, it could be useful to display this icon on the parent resource.Either in place of the status icon (not very relevant)(4) or next to the status icon (1), or in a separate “parent icon” column (2) as for notes, graphs, or actions, or even in the “parent alias” column (3), which can be activated as needed.Thanks.
Having the option to display or not the last value above the graph is to make it change color depending on the status.This is currently possible by placing two widgets "Single metric" and "Metrics graph" on top of each other instead of just one.
Hi,Persona: operatorsProblem to solve: no widget to list or summarize summarize events. Such a widget would be useful to provide to operators a “single plane of glass” dashboard with current KPI’s status and a summary of recent events.Expected outcome: a widget which takes as input : a scope which can be filtered : services or hosts or servicegroup or hostgroup a timespan : last x hours state and status (by default all)and displays at least the number of events.Potential solutions: probably a new widgetRegards 🙂
Bonjour à tous, Est il possible de masquer les status des hosts et services pour lesquels la valeur est à 0, comme c’était le cas dans les custom view ?En l’état actuel ça ne permet pas d’avoir une idée directe pour savoir si tout va bien ou pas et de plus ça surcharge l’affichage pour rien.
Dear team,I would like to suggest a few enhancements for future releases of the Centreon plugin for HPE Alletra monitoring:Add the ability to monitor the remote copy status for each virtual volume (vVol), and raise a CRITICAL alert if a remote copy fails. Detect and alert on failover events between nodes. Monitor the replication status of each vVol, and raise a CRITICAL alert if a replica is unexpectedly in production mode.These features would greatly improve visibility and reliability in environments using synchronous replication and Peer Persistence.Best regards,Pierre
I would like to discuss the possibilities for the Windows Agent to be distributed for end users.Either for installation or for updates, we can download the file from the internet but in the linux world we have package managers.I know there is things like chocolately and winget that are being used, winget being pushed by microsoft.Is there ways for us to access the agents through those ways ?
We are facing the following situation:Our company has hundreds of retail sites around the world. We’re doing network monitoring for those sites. Many of these sites do NOT have power during the night and therefor they are not reachable.Of course, we don’t want to have notifications during that period or tickets for a known recurring situation!We started with notification period settings to send notifications only during the time, when the retail stores should be open. That works fine, BUT during downtime, they still appear as critical and/or unknown in the resource monitor. This makes the resource monitor less useful for other services we should care about.Using check period instead would keep the resource monitor ‘clean’ and prevent from unnecessary notifications, but we’re ‘blind’ during night time. Reporting might be difficult (not completely thought about) and we like to have as much insight as possible, but check period will stop polling.Now we came to recurring downtimes! I think, this would exactly do, what we expect - continue polling and visibility of the status 24x7, but treating occuring events as ‘handled’. No notification, no ticket and a clean resource monitor.All good so far, but the recurring downtime is terrible to configure, if you need a downtime every night with different start- and endtimes, you need a weelky ‘plan’ with 14 periods - i.e. Monday, midnight until 10 AM and 8 PM until midnight and this for every day of the week.Wouldn’t it be good to use the time-periods also for the recurring downtimes as already for check and notification period available?A long explanation for a simple topic.
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