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Getting Started

  • Installation & first steps
  • Tutorials

    • Introduction
    • Create a custom view
    • Create a graphical view
    • Model your IT services
    • Analyze resources availability

Installation

  • Introduction
  • Prerequisites
  • Architectures
  • Download
  • Installation of a Central server

    • Using Centreon ISO
    • Using packages
    • Using virtual machines (VMs)
    • Using sources
  • Web And Post Installation
  • Installation of a Poller

    • Using Centreon ISO
    • Using packages

    Installation of a Remote server

    • Using Centreon ISO
    • Using packages
  • What is Centreon CEIP?

Secure your platform

  • Secure your platform
  • Secure your MAP platform

Monitoring

  • About Monitoring
  • Generic actions
  • Basic Objects

    • Macros
    • Commands
    • Time periods
    • Contacts
    • Hosts
    • Services
    • Meta Services
  • Templates
  • Plugin Packs
  • Monitoring Servers

    • Add a Poller to configuration
    • Add a Remote Server to configuration
    • Communications
    • Deploying a configuration
    • Advanced configuration
  • Groups & Categories
  • Passive Monitoring

    • Enable SNMP Traps
    • Create SNMP Traps definitions
    • Monitoring with SNMP Traps
    • Debug SNMP Traps management
    • Dynamic Service Management
  • Anomaly detection
  • Discovery

    • Introduction
    • Installation
    • Hosts Discovery
    • Services Discovery
    • Administration
  • Auto Remediation
  • Import/Export

Alerts & Notifications

  • Concepts
  • Resources Status
  • Events consoles
  • Manage alerts
  • Notification

    • Concept
    • Configuration
    • Dependencies
    • Escalation
    • Flapping
    • To go further
  • Ticketing
  • Event Logs

Performance graphs

  • Charts managment
  • Graph template
  • Curves
  • Virtual metrics

Service Mapping

  • Introduction to Centreon BAM
  • Guide

    • Manage Business Activities
    • Monitor Business Activities
    • Report Business Activities
    • Settings
    • Widgets

    Administrate

    • Install Centreon BAM extension
    • Update the extension
    • Upgrade the extension
    • Migrate the extension
    • Install on a Remote Server

Graphical views

  • Introduction to Centreon MAP
  • Guide

    • Create a standard view
    • Create a geo view
    • Display views
    • Share a view

    Administrate

    • Install Centreon MAP extension
    • Update the extension
    • Upgrade the extension
    • Migrate the extension
    • Configure
    • Install on a Remote server
    • Advanced configuration
    • Known issues
    • Troubleshooter

Reporting

  • Introduction to Centreon MBI
  • Guide

    • Generate reports
    • Available reports
    • Widgets
    • Configure
    • Concepts
    • Report development

    Administrate

    • Install Centreon MBI extension
    • Update the extension
    • Upgrade the extension
    • Migrate the extension
    • Backup & restore

Administration

    Parameters

    • Centreon UI
    • Monitoring
    • Gorgone
    • LDAP
    • RRDTool
    • Debug
    • Data management
    • Medias
  • Access Control Lists
  • Extensions
  • Database partitioning
  • Centreon HA

    • Architectures
    • Installing a Centreon HA 2-nodes cluster
    • Installing a Centreon HA 4-nodes cluster
    • Monitoring Centreon-HA
    • Operating guide
    • Updating Centreon-HA platform
    • Upgrade from Centreon-Failover to Centreon-HA
    • Troubleshooting guide
  • Backup
  • Knowledge Base
  • Logging configuration changes
  • Platform statistics

Update, Upgrade & Migrate

    Update

    • Update a Centreon 20.10 platform

    Upgrade

    • Introduction to upgrade
    • Upgrade from Centreon 20.04
    • Upgrade from Centreon 19.10
    • Upgrade from Centreon 19.04
    • Upgrade from Centreon 18.10
    • Upgrade from Centreon 3.4

    Migrate

    • Introduction
    • Migrate from a Centreon 20.x platform
    • Migrate from a Centreon 3.4 platform
    • Nagios Reader to Centreon CLAPI
    • Migrate a platform with Poller Display module

Plugin Packs

  • Introduction to Plugin Packs
  • Tutorials

    • Collect OpenMetrics

    Applications

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    • Active Directory API
    • ActiveMQ JMX
    • Alyvix Server
    • Ansible
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    • Bind9 Web
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    • Cassandra
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    • Commvault CommServe Rest API
    • DRBD SSH
    • Dynatrace Rest API
    • Exchange 2010 API
    • Github
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    • Google Gsuite
    • Haproxy SNMP
    • Hibernate
    • IBM Tivoli Storage M
    • Microsoft DHCP SNMP
    • Microsoft IIS Server Restapi
    • Microsoft IIS Server NSClient API (Deprecated)
    • JBoss Server
    • Jenkins
    • Kafka
    • Kaspersky
    • Keepalived SNMP
    • Lync 2013
    • Maltem Insight Rest API
    • IP-Label datametrie API
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    • McAfee Web Gateway
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    • Rubrik Rest API
    • Rudder
    • Salesforce
    • SAP HANA
    • SCOM Rest API
    • Gorgone Restapi
    • Selenium
    • Sendmail
    • Skype 2015
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    • Squid SNMP
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    • Tomcat JMX
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    • Weblogic Server
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    Centreon

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    Cloud

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    • HP Proliant
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    • Lenovo XCC SNMP
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    • Safenet Keysecure
    • Sun MgmtCard
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    Network

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    • Aerohive
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    • Arista Switch
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    • Aruba Instant SNMP
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    • Athonet ePC SNMP
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    • Cisco Call Manager
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    • Radware Alteon
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    • Ruggedcom Network
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    • Traffic Director
    • Ucopia
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    Operating System

    • AIX SNMP
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    • Mac SNMP
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    Printer

    • Printer standard

    Protocol

    • BGP Protocol
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    • DNS Service
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    • Protocol DHCP
    • Protocol SSH
    • Protocol TCP
    • Protocol UDP
    • Radius Service
    • SMTP Server
    • Telnet Scenario
    • TFTP Server
    • X509 Certificat

    Sensor

    • ABB CMS-700
    • AKCP Sensor
    • Geist p8000 sensor SNMP
    • Geist Sensor SNMP
    • HWg-STE Sensor
    • Jacarta Sensor
    • LM Sensors
    • Netbotz Sensor
    • Sensor IP
    • SensorGateway
    • Sensormetrix

    Storage

    • Adic Tape SNMP
    • Avid Isis
    • Buffalo TeraStation SNMP
    • Dell Compellent
    • Dell Compellent API
    • Dell Equallogic
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    • Dell MD3000
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Mobile App.

  • Introduction

API

  • Introduction
  • Command Line API (v1)
  • Rest API (v1)
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  • Graphical views API (beta)

Developer resources

  • About developer resources
  • How to write a module
  • How to write a Stream Connector
  • How to translate Centreon
  • How to write a widget
  • Centreon Broker

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    • The BBDO protocol
    • Centreon Broker Event Mapping

Releases

  • Centreon Platform 20.10.0
  • Products lifecycle policy
  • Release notes by component

    • Centreon Core
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Access Control Lists

Access Control Lists (ACL) are used to limit users' access to the web interface Centreon via miscellaneous rules. The ACL are also used to create multiple user profiles making possible to focalise on a precise set of resources.

The management of access checks is a function specific to Centreon, the export of the configuration to the monitoring engine is not necessary to enable them.

Access groups are groups containing the Centreon users. For each access group, it is possible to define three types of access:

  • Access filters to resources serve to limit access to Centreon objects (hosts, services, etc.),
  • Access filters to menus serve to limit access to Centreon menus,
  • Access filters on actions serve to limit access to actions that the user can undertake on a monitoring engine or on the resources themselves (program a downtime, stop a monitoring engine, etc.).

A user can belong to several access groups thus making it possible to add together all the access authorizations.

The ACLs respect very strict rules:

  • Centreon administrators are not subject to ACLs (property of the contact),
  • A user (non-administrator) who does not belong to any access group has no right on the monitoring platform (screen empty after logging in),
  • The ACLs are recalculated every minute; this why it is sometimes necessary to wait a few seconds before seeing the change applied to the profile.

The addition of additional modules to Centreon sometimes makes it possible to add additional filters to the access groups. E.g.: Centreon modules BI, BAM and MAP can be subjected to filters.

Access groups

To add an access group:

  1. Go into the menu: Administration > ACL
  2. Click on Add

General information

  • The Group Name and Alias fields define the name and the alias of the group
  • The Linked Contacts list can be used to link contacts to the access group
  • The Linked Contact Groups list can be used to link groups of contacts to the access group
  • The Status field can be used to enable or disable the access group

The contact group can be groups coming from the LDAP directory connected to the Centreon interface.

Groups created in Centreon interface should not have the same name as LDAP groups to avoid problems.

Authorizations information

The lists presented in this tab can be used to link the various types of access already created to the access group.

Resources Access

The access filters for the resources serve to limit the viewing of objects (hosts, host groups, services and service groups) to a user profile.

To add resources access filter:

  1. Go into the menu: Administration > ACL
  2. In the left menu, click on Resources Access
  3. Click on Add

Once the filters on the resources are set, you can to view the result via the menu: Check User View, next to the add option.

General information

  • The Access list name and Description fields define the name and the description of the filter
  • The Linked groups list can be used to link access groups to this resource filter
  • The Status and Comments fields serve to enable / disable the filter and to comment on it

Hosts Resources

The Hosts Resources tab enables us to add:

  • Hosts
  • Host groups

If the Include all hosts or Include all hostgroups box is checked, all newly created objects will be added to the filter automatically.

It is possible to explicitly exclude hosts from the filter (useful in cases where only 1 or 2 hosts must not be part of the filter) if Include all hosts* or Include all hostgroups options are checked.

Services Resources

The Services Resources tab can be used to add service groups to the filter.

Meta Services

The Meta-Services tab can be used to add meta-services to the filter.

Filters

  • The Poller Filter list can be used to select the hosts according to monitoring poller (if none is selected all the pollers are taken into account)
  • The Host Category Filter list can be used to filter the hosts by category
  • The Service Category Filter list can be used to filter the services by category

The filters by poller or by category of object are inclusion filters (UNION). Only the objects belonging to these filters in addition to groups of objects (hosts and services) will be visible.

Menus Access

The access filters to the menu serve to limiter the access to various menus of the Centreon interface. The menus are ranked as follows:

  • Level 1 menus (Home, Monitoring, Views, etc.)
  • Level 2 menus (Monitoring > Hosts, Monitoring > Services, etc.)
  • Level 3 context menus (Monitoring > Services > By Hosts / Details)
  • Level 4 context menus (Monitoring > Services > By Hosts / Details > Problems)

By default, access is Read Only. If you want to allow your users to modify the configuration, you will need to select the Read / Write option for each submenu.

To access an ‘n-1’ menu level, the user must have access to the ‘n’ menu level, otherwise he will not be able to view the menu via the interface. If this is not the case, the user will have to directly access the page via a direct link (autologin, etc.).

Accessing the command editing menu, as well as accessing the SNMP trap editing menu can be very dangerous. Indeed, the privileged user can create commands, which may lead to the creation of security breaches (RCE). Only give this access to people you can trust.

To add an access filter to the menus:

  1. Go into the menu: Administration > ACL
  2. In the left menu, click on Menus Access
  3. Click on Add
  • The ACL Definition and Alias fields define the name and the alias of the access filter
  • The Status field is used to enable or disable the filter
  • The Linked Groups list can be used to associate an access group to the filter
  • The Accessible Pages can be used to associate menus to the filter (The parent menu should be checked to be able to access the child menu)
  • The Comments field gives indications on the filter

On the access definition to the Configuration > Hosts and **Configuration

Service** menus, it is possible to give read only or read / write access to various objects.

At each addition of a new Centreon module possessing a web interface accessible via a new menu, it should be added in the access groups so that the users can access.

Actions Access

Filters on actions enable us to limit access to actions that can be effective on resources (hosts and services) and on monitoring engines (stopping notifications, restarting the scheduler, etc.).

To add an access filter to the actions:

  1. Go into the menu: Administration > ACL
  2. In the left menu, click on Actions Access
  3. Click on Add
  • The Action Name and Description fields contain the name of the filter and its description
  • The Linked Groups list serves to associate an access group to the filter

The table below describes the general access functionalities:

FieldAssociated actions
Display Top CounterThe monitoring overview will be displayed at the top of all pages
Display Top Counter pollers statisticsThe monitoring poller status overview will be displayed at the top of all pages.
Display Poller ListingThe poller filter will be available to users in the monitoring consoles

The table below describes the access to the configuration generation:

FieldAssociated actions
Generate Configuration FilesAllows users to generate, test and export configuration to pollers and to restart the monitoring scheduler
Generate SNMP Trap configurationAllows users to generate and export configuration of the SNMP traps for the Centreontrapd process on pollers and to restart this one

The table below describes all the actions that can be authorized on the scheduler:

FieldAssociated actions
Shutdown Monitoring EngineAllows users to stop the monitoring systems
Restart Monitoring EngineAllows users to restart the monitoring systems
Enable/Disable notificationsAllows users to enable or disable notifications
Enable/Disable service checksAllows users to enable or disable service checks
Enable/Disable passive service checksAllows users to enable or disable passive service checks
Enable/Disable passive host checksAllows users to enable or disable passive host checks
Enable/Disable Event HandlersAllows users to enable or disable event handlers
Enable/Disable Flap DetectionAllows users to enable or disable flap detection
Enable/Disable Obsessive service checksAllows users to enable or disable obsessive service checks
Enable/Disable Obsessive host checksAllows users to enable or disable obsessive host checks
Enable/Disable Performance DataAllows users to enable or disable performance data processing

The table below describes all the actions that can be authorized on services:

FieldAssociated actions
Enable/Disable Checks for a serviceAllows users to enable or disable checks of a service
Enable/Disable Notifications for a serviceAllows users to enable or disable notifications of a service
Acknowledge a serviceAllows users to acknowledge a service
Re-schedule the next check for a serviceAllows users to re-schedule next check of a service
Re-schedule the next check for a service (Forced)Allows users to re-schedule next check of a service by placing its priority to the top
Schedule downtime for a serviceAllows users to schedule downtime on a service
Add/Delete a comment for a serviceAllows users to add or delete a comment of a service
Enable/Disable Event Handler for a serviceAllows users to enable or disable the event handler processing of a service
Allows users to enable or disable flap detection of a serviceAllows users to enable or disable flap detection of a service
Enable/Disable passive checks of a serviceAllows users to enable or disable passive checks of a service
Submit result for a serviceAllows users to submit result to a service
Display executed command by monitoring engineAllow the display of the executed command for a service

The table below describes the all the actions that can be authorized on hosts:

FieldAssociated actions
Enable/Disable Checks for a hostAllows users to enable or disable checks of a host
Enable/Disable Notifications for a hostAllows users to enable or disable notifications of a host
Acknowledge a hostAllows users to acknowledge a host
Disaknowledge a hostAllows users to disacknowledge a host
Schedule the check for a hostAllows users to re-schedule next check of a host
Schedule the check for a host (Forced)Allows users to re-schedule next check of a host by placing its priority to the top
Schedule downtime for a hostAllows users to schedule downtime on a host
Add/Delete a comment for a hostAllows users to add or delete a comment of a host
Enable/Disable Event Handler for a hostAllows users to enable or disable the event handler processing of a host
Enable/Disable Flap Detection for a hostAllows users to enable or disable flap detection of a host
Enable/Disable Checks services of a hostAllows users to enable or disable all service checks of a host
Enable/Disable Notifications services of a hostAllows users to enable or disable service notifications of a host
Submit result for a hostAllows users to submit result to a host
  • The Status field is used to enable or disable the filter

Reload ACL

It is possible of reload the ACLs manually:

  1. Go into the menu: Administration > ACL
  2. In the left menu, click on Reload ACL
  3. Select the user(s) you want to reload the ACL
  4. In the More actions menu, click on Reload ACL
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