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    Cyril_31Steward ***

    Update Thales Mistral VS9 Rest API - GatewayDeclined

    Hello,I use the centreon plugin Thales Mistral VS9 Rest API and i think it can be improved.When we use the mode “devices” to see all the gateways, the output of the plugins is not really usable.OK: All devices are ok | 'devices.detected.count'=10;;;0; '{serial number}#device.connection.last.time.seconds'=2554s;;;0; '{serial number}#device.connection.last.time.seconds'=2554s;;;0; '{serial number}#device.connection.last.time.seconds'=2554s;;;0; '{serial number}#device.connection.last.time.seconds'=2554s;;;0; '{serial number}#device.connection.last.time.seconds'=2554s;;;0; '{serial number}#device.connection.last.time.seconds'=2554s;;;0; '{serial number}#device.connection.last.time.seconds'=2554s;;;0; '{serial number}#device.connection.last.time.seconds'=2554s;;;0; '{serial number}#device.connection.last.time.seconds'=2554s;;;0; '{serial number}#device.connection.last.time.seconds'=2554s;;;0;checking device {serial number}'    connection status: connected, last connection: 42m 34schecking device '{serial number}'    connection status: connected, last connection: 42m 34schecking device '{serial number}'    connection status: connected, last connection: 42m 34schecking device '{serial number}'    connection status: connected, last connection: 42m 34schecking device '{serial number}'    connection status: connected, last connection: 42m 34schecking device '{serial number}'    connection status: connected, last connection: 42m 34schecking device '{serial number}'    connection status: connected, last connection: 42m 34schecking device '{serial number}'    connection status: connected, last connection: 42m 34schecking device '{serial number}'    connection status: connected, last connection: 42m 34schecking device '{serial number}'    connection status: connected, last connection: 42m 34s I think, it would be interesting to display ip's and hostname, and add filter-ip or filter-hostname like the GUI of Mistral Management Center. Today, we can only filter with the id or the serial number.Thank you

    LEBRETONSteward ***

    ansible tower cli : discoveryReleased

    hello,I want to use the ansible tower cli plugin and discovery mode to automatically add hosts in centreon.For each host, the variables reported by the discovery plugin do not report the IP address of the machine:      {         "inventory_name" : "vCenter BE_Linux",         "description" : "imported",         "groups" : [            {               "name" : "guests",               "id" : 422            },            {               "name" : "rhel8_64Guest",               "id" : 428            }         ],         "inventory_id" : 8,         "name" : "107501lctm",         "enabled" : true,         "type" : "host",         "id" : 10816      },However, when you query the Tower API, it is possible to obtain the IP of the machine, it is found in the 'variables' field which are the facts and which are not used by the plugin.here is an example of feedback from the Tower API:{ "id": 11010, "type": "host", "url": "/api/v2/hosts/11010/", "related": { "named_url": "/api/v2/hosts/WANGERSPSPDC1++vCenter BE_Linux++Default/", "variable_data": "/api/v2/hosts/11010/variable_data/", "groups": "/api/v2/hosts/11010/groups/", "all_groups": "/api/v2/hosts/11010/all_groups/", "job_events": "/api/v2/hosts/11010/job_events/", "job_host_summaries": "/api/v2/hosts/11010/job_host_summaries/", "activity_stream": "/api/v2/hosts/11010/activity_stream/", "inventory_sources": "/api/v2/hosts/11010/inventory_sources/", "smart_inventories": "/api/v2/hosts/11010/smart_inventories/", "ad_hoc_commands": "/api/v2/hosts/11010/ad_hoc_commands/", "ad_hoc_command_events": "/api/v2/hosts/11010/ad_hoc_command_events/", "ansible_facts": "/api/v2/hosts/11010/ansible_facts/", "inventory": "/api/v2/inventories/8/" }, "summary_fields": { "inventory": { "id": 8, "name": "vCenter BE_Linux", "description": "", "has_active_failures": false, "total_hosts": 246, "hosts_with_active_failures": 0, "total_groups": 20, "has_inventory_sources": true, "total_inventory_sources": 1, "inventory_sources_with_failures": 0, "organization_id": 1, "kind": "" }, "user_capabilities": { "edit": true, "delete": true }, "groups": { "count": 2, "results": [ { "id": 422, "name": "guests" }, { "id": 433, "name": "windows7Server64Guest" } ] }, "recent_jobs": [] }, "created": "2023-12-19T10:17:17.121535Z", "modified": "2023-12-19T10:17:17.121544Z", "name": "WANGERSPSPDC1", "description": "imported", "inventory": 8, "enabled": true, "instance_id": "5017c686-ca23-fbe3-b279-72830f61e65f", "variables": "{\"ansible_host\": \"55.37.75.86\", \"ansible_ssh_host\": \"55.37.75.86\", \"ansible_uuid\": \"6e5f58b4-692a-5df2-ab14-8d51c1813112\", ……….}", "has_active_failures": false, "has_inventory_sources": true, "last_job": null, "last_job_host_summary": null, "ansible_facts_modified": null} My question is simple, is it possible to retrieve this IP in the 'variables' field?Currently, the plugin information providing only the name of the host does not allow the machines to be monitored.THANKSPhilippe