Hddtemp TCP

Pack Assets

Templates

The Centreon Monitoring Connector Hddtemp TCP brings 1 host template:

• App-Hddtemp-Tcp-custom

It brings the following Service Template:

Service Alias	Service Template	Default
Temperatures	App-Hddtemp-Temperatures-Tcp	X

Collected metrics & status

Temperatures

Metric Name	Unit
status	string
drive_name#drive.temperature.<temp_unit>	celsius or fahrenheit

Prerequisites

To use this Pack, install the Hddtemp utility on your Linux server. Most of the distributions make it available as a standard package.

Setup

Online License

1. Install the Centreon package on every Centreon poller expected to monitor Hddtemp resources:

yum install centreon-plugin-Applications-Hddtemp

2. On the Centreon Web interface, install the Hddtemp TCP Centreon Monitoring Connector on the Configuration > Monitoring Connector Manager page.

Offline License

1. Install the Centreon package on every Centreon poller expected to monitor Hddtemp resources:

yum install centreon-plugin-Applications-Hddtemp

2. Install the Hddtemp TCP Centreon Monitoring Connector RPM on the Centreon Central server:

yum install centreon-pack-applications-hddtemp-tcp

3. On the Centreon Web interface, install the Hddtemp TCP Centreon Monitoring Connector on the Configuration > Monitoring Connector Manager page.

Configuration

Host

• Log into Centreon and add a new Host through Configuration > Hosts
• Fill the Name, Alias & IP Address / DNS fields according to your Hddtemp server settings
• Select the App-Hddtemp-Tcp template to apply to the Host
• Once the template is applied, fill in the corresponding macros. Some macros are mandatory.

Mandatory	Name	Description
	HDDTEMPTCPPORT	HDD Listening port (Default: '7634')
	EXTRAOPTIONS	Any extra option you may want to add to every command_line (eg. a --verbose flag)'

How to check in the CLI that the configuration is OK and what are the main options for?

Once the plugin is installed, log into your Centreon Poller CLI using the centreon-engine user account and test the Plugin by running the following command:

/usr/lib/centreon/plugins//centreon_hddtemp.pl \
    --plugin=apps::hddtemp::plugin \
    --mode=temperatures \
    --custommode=tcp \
    --hostname='10.0.0.1' \
    --port=7634 \
    --filter-name='' \
    --unknown-status='' \
    --warning-status='' \
    --critical-status='%{status} !~ /ok/i' \
    --warning-temperature='30' \
    --critical-temperature='50' \
    --verbose \
    --use-new-perfdata 

The expected command output is shown below:

OK: Drive '/dev/sda' temperature: 24 C status: ok | '/dev/sda#drive.temperature.celsius'=24C;0:30;0:50;;

This command would trigger a WARNING alarm if the disk's temperature was reported as over 30° (---warning-temperature='30').

A CRITICAL alarm would be triggered if the temperature was reported as over 50° or the status wasn't equal to 'ok' (--critical-temperature='50' --critical-status='%{status} !~ /ok/i').

All available options for a given mode can be displayed by adding the --help parameter to the command:

/usr/lib/centreon/plugins//centreon_hddtemp.pl \
    --plugin=apps::hddtemp::plugin \
    --mode=temperatures \
    --help

All available options for a given mode can be displayed by adding the --list-mode parameter to the command:

/usr/lib/centreon/plugins//centreon_hddtemp.pl \
    --plugin=apps::hddtemp::plugin \
    --list-mode

Troubleshooting

Please find all the troubleshooting documentation for the Centreon Plugins in the dedicated page