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Hi,When configuration is changed using CLAPI it is not reflected which pollers are affected and you need to make a guess or reload the configuration on all pollers you have.I find this behavior as gap in the internal Centreon logic. From operational and functional point of view there is no difference between configuration change done over web GUI, CLAPI or RestAPI. The way configuration is changed doesn’t matter. It should be followed by the same outcome – pollers for which configuration has changed should be marked with “Conf changed” flag.That is more consistent and logical behavior.
Bonjour Comme indiqué dans mon post Il semblerait que le plugin réseau ::huawei::snmp::plugin ne soit pas compatible avec la MIB des switch Huawei 6730Vous trouverez les descriptif de MIDB ici : https://support.huawei.com/enterprise/en/doc/EDOC1100212421/7c6ad5b4/snmpv2-mib Je reste à votre disposition si vous souhaitez une extraction d’un switch via snmpwalk. Cordialement
Bonjour,Lors de la création d’une BA il n’est pas possible d’avoir l’historique.Par exemple, si je créer une BA sur des équipements déjà présent depuis plusieurs mois,donc avec des statistiques déjà présentes , il n’y a pas l’historiqueLes statistiques seront présente qu’a partir de la création de l’activité.Ne serait il pas possible d’avoir cette fonction ?Merci à vous
When a poller is going to be deleted there should be a warning message displayed that there are still resources configured to be monitored from it (if this is the case) and the deletion should not be possible.There should be also a message informing that all these resources should be moved to a different poller or to be deleted in advance to succesfully delete the selected poller.At the moment we have a workaround proposed how to handle such situations Troubleshooting Guide : My poller was deleted and my hosts are now orphaned. – Centreon : The Guard .But this is huge gap in the logic of Centreon.
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