i’m wrong, the check command are OK only the plugin was missing and wasn’t downloaded
i’m wrong, the check command are OK only the plugin was missing and wasn’t downloaded
Hello, I believe only since a few versions you need to enable a box to allow for auto installation of plugins.
Is that option on ? Monitoring Connectors | Centreon Documentation
Else you can always install the associated plugins manually through the package managed (based on the documentation page of the connector you used)
yes I done like that I installed the plugin manually as write to the documentation.
yes I done like that I installed the plugin manually as write to the documentation.
Are you using a poller then maybe ? As plugins needs to be installed on the poller executing the check.
i don’t have poller, only the central.
yes I done like that I installed the plugin manually as write to the documentation.
As you installed the plugin manually, you can try the following.
Lets supposed that you installed the plugin “centreon-plugin-Hardware-xxxxxxxx”
You can use the command
rpm -ql centreon-plugin-Hardware-xxxxxxxx
This should list all the files installed by the plugin, and you can look if they are placed at the right place.
If they are not, maybe try a reinstall with a
dnf reinstall centreon-plugin-Hardware-xxxxxxxx