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    GMicasSteward *

    Consistent graph unit conversion between Resource Status and MAP viewsNew

    Hello, I would like to suggest an improvement regarding graph rendering consistency between the Resource Status view and the Centreon MAP view. Current behaviorFor the same service and the same metric, graphs displayed from the Resource Status page automatically convert values into human-readable units.Example:Traffic values are displayed in Mb/s on the graph axis and legend.However, when the same graph is displayed in Centreon MAP, the rendering uses the raw metric values and keeps the axis label in b/s, resulting in very large numbers and a graph that is more difficult to read. ExampleResource Status view:95.37 Mb/s 190.73 Mb/s 286.1 Mb/sMAP view:95,370,000 b/s 190,730,000 b/s 286,100,000 b/sThis behavior appears to affect multiple plugins and metrics, not a specific connector. Expected behaviorCentreon MAP should apply the same unit conversion and scaling logic as the Resource Status view, so that:Graph axes are displayed using human-readable units (Kb/s, Mb/s, Gb/s, etc.). The same metric is rendered consistently across all Centreon interfaces. Users can easily compare graph data regardless of where the graph is displayed. BenefitsImproved readability of MAP dashboards. Better user experience and consistency across Centreon products. Reduced confusion when comparing the same metric between Resource Status and MAP views. Thank you for considering this enhancement.Best regards,Gaël MICAS

    cima-wpSteward *

    [network::huawei::standard::snmp::plugin]: Extend Huawei SNMP plugin to include additional hardware checks (Faultlight, Image Version, Max CPU, PoE, PSU, VLAN validation)In Backlog

    ContextWe currently use the Centreon Huawei SNMP plugin for switch monitoring.However, several important metrics available via Huawei MIBs are not yet covered by the existing plugin.We would like to request an enhancement to include the following additional checks, based on the MIBs listed below and verified via working internal scripts. Device InformationVendor: HuaweiModel: S5720 series (tested on S5720-52X-LI-AC)SNMP version: v2c Checks RequestedCheck Description Example Output MIB / OID (symbolic) Faultlight Detects hardware fault indicator light OK: Stack slot 1 Light Status OK HUAWEI-ENTITY-EXTENT-MIB::hwEntityFaultLight.OID Image version Retrieves current system image version OK: Stack slot 1 Version: V200R021C00 HUAWEI-SYS-MAN-MIB::hwSysImageVersion.INDEX Max CPU Reports maximum CPU usage since last boot OK: Stack slot 1: Max CPU: 45 HUAWEI-ENTITY-EXTENT-MIB::hwEntityCpuMaxUsage.OID PoE available power Displays total PoE power available per slot OK: Stack slot 1: PoE Power Available: 155000 mW HUAWEI-POE-MIB::hwPoeSlotAvailablePower.STACKSLOT PSU status Checks PSU operational state and total power OK: Stack slot 1: Power Status OK 370W PSUs HUAWEI-ENTITY-EXTENT-MIB::hwEntityPwrState.STACKSLOT.PSUSLOT Storage/VLAN consistency Verifies VLANs defined on device against expected configuration WARNING: Not all VLANs defined or with wrong name: VLAN10 , VLAN20 HUAWEI-L2VLAN-MIB::hwL2VlanDescr  Supporting FilesFull SNMP walk of the enterprise branch:snmpwalk -ObentU -v2c -c <REDACTED> X.X.X.X .1.3.6.1.4.1 > huawei_switch.snmpwalkAll relevant Huawei MIB files, including:HUAWEI-ENTITY-EXTENT-MIB HUAWEI-SYS-MAN-MIB HUAWEI-POE-MIB HUAWEI-L2VLAN-MIB The list of file are present in the GitHub Issue: https://github.com/centreon/centreon-plugins/issues/5811 SummaryWe request an enhancement of the existing Huawei SNMP plugin to include:Faultlight status Image version Max CPU usage PoE available power PSU power and status VLAN consistency validation All OIDs have been verified on live Huawei devices and are stable across multiple firmware versions.Thank you.