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How to download repos for on prem setup

  • August 14, 2026
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Hello,

We have on prem centreon 23.04 and I need to install the Monitoring Connectors

1) F5 BigIP SNMP which brings this host template in Centreon so I can monitor F5 network devices: Net-F5-Bigip-SNMP-custom and 

 2) X509 Certificate which brings this host template in Centreon so I can monitor certificates in format .pem and .der :App-Protocol-X509-custom .

tried multiple links but not working 

https://plugins.centreon.com/ https://marketplace.centreon.com/ and I need them to be .rpm files on redhat to manage the installation on prem.

Can you please help  me with an available location to download them  ?

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ltirand
Centreonian
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  • Centreonian
  • August 14, 2026

Hello :)

If I well understand your need, you just have to follow each connector installation documentation : 

Kind regards


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  • Centreon Lord Commander
  • August 14, 2026

hello, 

all the “packages” for the connectors (that are RPM or DEB packages from centreon repo) are under a licence

you need a free “IT-100” licence to be able to download the package, this is free if you have less than 100 “Hosts”, but you have to register your instance

if you already did that and have a licence, maybe it’s out of support, and there is no more repo for your release?

 

we are in 2026, version 23.04 (april 2023) is no longer supported since last year Product lifecycle policy | Centreon Documentation, so i don’t know if you can get a licence for that, and you probably won’t find packages for this version anymore, (I’ll let a centreonian confirm that)

I highly suggest you to upgrade from 23.04 to 25.10

be also aware that in 26.10 (in a few weeks) there will be “old” OS support drop : Major Evolutions for Centreon Infra Monitoring 26.10 LTS: Heading Towards Next-Generation OS | Community

 

Upgrade from Centreon 23.04 | Centreon Documentation pretty straight forward unless you have vmware monitoring 

(if you are not on an “redhat” compatible v9 already, you may need to migrate your installation and upgrading it Migrate | Centreon Documentation, that is a bit more complicated to find the correct upgrade path, maybe multiple upgrades necessary

)

 

and finally, you can also ignore the packages, download the “centreon-plugin” from github and make your own custom command and template. (much more complicated...)