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Adva FSP 150 SNMP

Overview

Adva Optical Networking sells network equipment for data, storage, voice and video services.

Plugin-Pack assets

Monitored equipments

All Adva FSP 150 models can be monitored.

Collected metrics

• alarms: current alarms
• hardware: current components status
• interfaces: interfaces status, traffic and errors.
• systems: CPU and memory

Alarms

Hardware

Interfaces

Systems

Metric name	Description
alerts.problems.current.count	Current total alarms or new alarms. Unit: Count

Metric name	Description
hardware.card.count	Number of cards. Unit: Count
hardware.shelf.count	Number of shelfs. Unit: Count

Metric name	Description
interface.traffic.in.bitspersecond	Incoming traffic going through the interface. Units: b/s & %
interface.packets.in.error.percentage	Incoming errored packets going through an interface. Units: Count & %
interface.packets.in.discard.percentage	Incoming discarded packets going through an interface. Units: Count & %
interface.traffic.out.bitspersecond	Outgoing traffic going through the interface. Units: b/s & %
interface.packets.out.error.percentage	Outgoing errored packets going through an interface. Units: Count & %
interface.packets.out.discard.percentage	Outgoing discarded packets going through an interface. Units: Count & %

A regexp filter is available to target a specific interface identifier/ifName [--interface='^my-interface-name$' --name]

Metric name	Description
system.cpu.utilization.15min.percentage	CPU utilization for the last 15 minutes. Unit: %
system.memory.usage.bytes	Memory usage on the device. Unit: Bytes

Prerequisites

Adva FSP 150 device configuration

To use this Plugin-Pack, the SNMP service must be properly configured on your device.

Network flow

Your Centreon poller must be able to reach the SNMP port (UDP/161) of the Adva device.

Installation

Online IMP Licence & IT-100 Editions

Offline IMP License

1. Install the Adva FSP 150 SNMP Centreon Plugin on every poller expected to monitor Adva resources:

yum install centreon-plugin-Network-Adva-Fsp150-Snmp

2. Install the monitoring templates from the Centreon Plugin-Pack on the "Configuration > Plugin packs > Manager" page

1. Install the Adva FSP 150 SNMP Centreon Plugin on every poller expected to monitor Adva resources:

yum install centreon-plugin-Network-Adva-Fsp150-Snmp

2. Install the Centreon Plugin-Pack RPM:

yum install centreon-pack-network-adva-fsp150-snmp

3. Install the monitoring templates from the Centreon Plugin-Pack on the "Configuration > Plugin packs > Manager" page

Configuration

When creating an host, fill the 'SNMP Community' and 'SNMP Version' fields to match the device configuration.

:warning: When using SNMP v3, set extra parameters with SNMPEXTRAOPTIONS macro

Mandatory	Name	Description
	SNMPEXTRAOPTIONS	Configure your own SNMPv3 credentials combo

FAQ

How do I test my configuration through the CLI and what do the main parameters stand for ?

Once the Centreon Plugin installed, you can test it directly on the Centreon poller by logging into the CLI with the centreon-engine user:

/usr/lib/centreon/plugins/centreon_adva_fsp150_snmp.pl \
    --plugin=network::adva::fsp150::snmp::plugin \
    --mode=systems \
    --hostname=10.30.2.114 \
    --snmp-version='2c' \
    --snmp-community='public' \
  --verbose 

The command above checks the CPU and memory (--mode=systems) of an Adva FSP 150 device. The device's IP address is 10.30.2.114 (--hostname=10.30.2.114), SNMP version 2 is used and the device's SNMP community is public (--snmp-community='public').

You can display all modes available for the Plugin using the --list-mode parameter as in the command below:

/usr/lib/centreon/plugins/centreon_adva_fsp150_snmp.pl \
    --plugin=network::adva::fsp150::snmp::plugin \
    --list-mode

You can display options of a specific mode by using the --help flag. Here is an example to display systems mode parameters:

/usr/lib/centreon/plugins/centreon_adva_fsp150_snmp.pl \
    --plugin=network::adva::fsp150::snmp::plugin \
    --mode=systems \
    --help

UNKNOWN: SNMP GET Request : Timeout

This message generally means that you are not using the right SNMP version or community. It could also indicate that a third-party device like a firewall is blocking the SNMP UDP/161 request.

UNKNOWN: SNMP GET Request : Cant get a single value.

This error message often refers to the following issues:

• the Adva Optical device doesn't support the MIB used by the plugin
• the targeted SNMP OID cannot be fetched because of insufficient privileges on the device