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Commandes utiles

Jerome ROBERT — 2023-09-26T09:12:30Z

Commandes utiles

Hypothèse :

le nom de la baie netapp sera : filer0

Liste des volumes :

 ssh root@filer0 vol status | egrep 'online|offline|restrict' | awk '{ print $1 }' |sort

Centreon : Supervision apache

Jerome ROBERT — 2023-09-19T14:30:30Z

Préparation de la configuration apache :

Dans notre exemple le serveur WEB a pour nom : WEB001 / 192.168.141.40

AuthUserFile /var/www/.htpasswd_status
AuthName "Identifiez vous :"
AuthType Basic
Require valid-user

SetHandler server-status
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
Allow from 192.168.1.2 10.0.2.3 #à modifier ;)

htpasswd -c /var/www/.htpassword_status supervision
New password : xxxxxxxx
Re-type new password : xxxxxxxx
Adding password for user supervision

Plugin centreon

Le répertoire /var/lib/centreon/centplugins/ contiendra

# ./centreon_plugins.pl plugin=apps::apache::serverstatus::plugin list-mode

Plugin Description :
Check Apache and Apache 2 Web Servers through server-status webpage

Global Options :
* mode Choose a mode.

* dyn-mode
Specify a mode with the path (separated by ' : :').

* list-mode
List available modes.

* mode-version
Check minimal version of mode. If not, unknown error.

* version
Display plugin version.

Modes Available :
cpuload
requests
responsetime
slotstates
workers

Exemple de commande et résultat :

./centreon_plugins.pl* plugin=apps::apache::serverstatus::plugin* mode=slotstates* hostname=192.168.141.40* username=supervision* password=centreon* credentials

OK : Slots Busy : 10 (3.91 %), Free : 246 (96.09 %), Waiting : 9 (3.52 %), Starting : 0 (0.00 %), Reading : 0 (0.00 %), Sending : 1 (0.39 %), Keepalive : 0 (0.00 %), Dns Lookup : 0 (0.00 %), Gracefuly Finished : 0 (0.00 %), Idle Cleanup Worker : 0 (0.00 %), Closing : 0 (0.00 %), Logging : 0 (0.00 %) | 'busy'=10 ; ; ;0 ;256 'free'=246 ; ; ;0 ;256 'waiting'=9 ; ; ;0 ;256 'starting'=0 ; ; ;0 ;256 'reading'=0 ; ; ;0 ;256 'sending'=1 ; ; ;0 ;256 'keepalive'=0 ; ; ;0 ;256 'dns_lookup'=0 ; ; ;0 ;256 'gracefuly_finished'=0 ; ; ;0 ;256 'idle_cleanup_worker'=0 ; ; ;0 ;256 'closing'=0 ; ; ;0 ;256 'logging'=0 ; ; ;0 ;256

-----------------------------------------

./centreon_plugins.pl* plugin=apps::apache::serverstatus::plugin* hostname=192.168.141.40* username=supervision* password=centreon* credentials* mode=workers

OK : Busy workers : 1 Idle workers : 9 (Server Limit : 256 - 0 % Busy) | 'idle_workers'=9 ; ; ;0 ;256 'busy_workers'=1 ; ; ;0 ;256

-----------------------------------------

/plugins/centreon-plugins# ./centreon_plugins.pl* plugin=apps::apache::serverstatus::plugin* hostname=192.168.141.40* username=supervision* password=centreon* credentials* mode=requests
OK : BytesPerSec : 128.00 B AccessPerSec : 0.12 RequestPerSec : 0.02 BytesPerRequest : 29.38 KB | 'avg_RequestPerSec'=0.02 ; ; ;0 ; 'bytesPerSec'=128.00B ; ; ;0 ; 'avg_bytesPerRequest'=30082.6B ; ; ;0 ; 'avg_bytesPerSec'=527.902B ; ; ;0 ; 'accessPerSec'=0.12 ; ; ;0 ;

-----------------------------------------

./centreon_plugins.pl* plugin=apps::apache::serverstatus::plugin* hostname=192.168.141.40* username=supervision* password=centreon* credentials* mode=responsetime

OK : Response time 0.035s | 'time'=0.035s ; ; ;0 ;

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./centreon_plugins.pl* plugin=apps::apache::serverstatus::plugin* hostname=192.168.141.40* username=supervision* password=centreon* credentials* mode=cpuload

OK : CPU Load : 0.00 % | 'cpuload'=0.00% ; ; ;0 ;

Configuration centreon :

Ajout d'une commande :

La commande est "check_centreon_plugin_http" :

$CENTREONPLUGINS$/centreon_plugins.pl --plugin=$_SERVICEPLUGIN$ --hostname=$HOSTADDRESS$ --mode=$_SERVICEMODE$ --username=$_SERVICEUSERNAME$ --password=$_SERVICEPASSWORD$  --warning=$_SERVICEWARNING$ --critical=$_SERVICECRITICAL$ $_SERVICEOPTION$

Ajout du modele générique :

Création : Modele-check_centreon_plugin_http

check_command ;check_centreon_plugin_http
PLUGIN ;apps::apache::serverstatus::plugin
USERNAME ;supervision
PASSWORD ;centreon ;1
OPTION ; —credentials

Azure CLI : Commandes utiles pour inventaire

Jerome ROBERT — 2019-02-14T09:50:52Z

Commande pour connaîte la liste des VM et leur IP :

az vm list-ip-addresses -o table | tr -s ' ' ' ;'

Commande pour connaîte la liste des VM ResourceGroup,Location,Zones :

az vm list -o table | tr -s ' ' ' ;'

Script pour avoir une liste des VM et IP

create-inventaire.sh
# ! /bin/bash

#fichier avec la liste des VM
az vm list -o table | tr -s ' ' ' ;' | cut -d' ;' -f1,2 | sed '1,2d' > /tmp/listVM$$
FVM=/tmp/listVM$$

#fichier avec la liste des VM/IP
az vm list-ip-addresses -o table | tr -s ' ' ' ;' | sed '1,2d' > /tmp/listIP$$
FIP=/tmp/listIP$$

for var in $(cat $FVM )
do
VM=$(echo $var | cut -d' ;' -f1)
IP=$(grep $VM $FIP | cut -d' ;' -f2)
echo $var" ;"$IP
done

cd /tmp
rm -f $FVM $FIP
exit 0

Option commande AZ :

Use az --version to display the current version.

Here are the base commands :

account : Manage Azure subscription information. acr : Manage private registries with Azure Container Registries. acs : Manage Azure Container Services. ad : Manage Azure Active Directory Graph entities needed for Role Based Access Control. advisor : Manage Azure Advisor. aks : Manage Azure Kubernetes Services. ams : Manage Azure Media Services resources. appservice : Manage App Service plans. backup : Manage Azure Backups. batch : Manage Azure Batch. batchai : Manage Batch AI resources. billing : Manage Azure Billing. bot : Manage Microsoft Bot Services. cdn : Manage Azure Content Delivery Networks (CDNs). cloud : Manage registered Azure clouds. cognitiveservices : Manage Azure Cognitive Services accounts. configure : Manage Azure CLI configuration. This command is interactive. consumption : Manage consumption of Azure resources. container : Manage Azure Container Instances. cosmosdb : Manage Azure Cosmos DB database accounts. deployment : Manage Azure Resource Manager deployments at subscription scope. disk : Manage Azure Managed Disks. dla : (PREVIEW) Manage Data Lake Analytics accounts, jobs, and catalogs. dls : (PREVIEW) Manage Data Lake Store accounts and filesystems. dms : Manage Azure Data Migration Service (DMS) instances. eventgrid : Manage Azure Event Grid topics and subscriptions. eventhubs : Manage Azure Event Hubs namespaces, eventhubs, consumergroups and georecovery configurations - Alias. extension : Manage and update CLI extensions. feature : Manage resource provider features. feedback : Send feedback to the Azure CLI Team! find : Find Azure CLI commands. functionapp : Manage function apps. group : Manage resource groups and template deployments. hdinsight : Manage HDInsight resources. identity : Managed Service Identities. image : Manage custom virtual machine images. interactive : Start interactive mode. Installs the Interactive extension if not installed already. iot : Manage Internet of Things (IoT) assets. iotcentral : Manage IoT Central assets. keyvault : Manage KeyVault keys, secrets, and certificates. kusto : Manage Azure Kusto resources. lab : Manage Azure DevTest Labs. lock : Manage Azure locks. login : Log in to Azure. logout : Log out to remove access to Azure subscriptions. managedapp : Manage template solutions provided and maintained by Independent Software Vendors (ISVs). maps : Manage Azure Maps. mariadb : Manage Azure Database for MariaDB servers. monitor : Manage the Azure Monitor Service. mysql : Manage Azure Database for MySQL servers. network : Manage Azure Network resources. openshift : (PREVIEW) Manage Azure OpenShift Services. policy : Manage resource policies. postgres : Manage Azure Database for PostgreSQL servers. provider : Manage resource providers. redis : Manage dedicated Redis caches for your Azure applications. relay : Manage Azure Relay Service namespaces, WCF relays, hybrid connections, and rules. reservations : Manage Azure Reservations. resource : Manage Azure resources. role : Manage user roles for access control with Azure Active Directory and service principals. search : Manage Azure Search services, admin keys and query keys. security : Manage your security posture with Azure Security Center. servicebus : Manage Azure Service Bus namespaces, queues, topics, subscriptions, rules and geo-disaster recovery configuration alias. sf : Manage and administer Azure Service Fabric clusters. sig : Manage shared image gallery. signalr : Manage Azure SignalR Service. snapshot : Manage point-in-time copies of managed disks, native blobs, or other snapshots. sql : Manage Azure SQL Databases and Data Warehouses. storage : Manage Azure Cloud Storage resources. tag : Manage resource tags. vm : Manage Linux or Windows virtual machines. vmss : Manage groupings of virtual machines in an Azure Virtual Machine Scale Set(VMSS). webapp : Manage web apps.

Problème avec Poller States de centreon

Jerome ROBERT — 2018-09-06T11:37:40Z

Comment faire quand nous avons "Poller States" en rouge mais que les Pollers sont OK / running ?

Généralement, cela se produit quand on a supprimé un poller.

Il va falloir ce connecter à la base de données de centreon.

Pour connaître vos Pollers actifs :

use centreon ;
SELECT name FROM nagios_server WHERE ns_activate = â ?‚ ??„ ?1â ?‚ ??„ ? ;

Pour connaître les Pollers qui posent problème :

use centreon_storage ;
SELECT last_alive AS last_update, running, name, instance_id FROM instances WHERE deleted = 0

Les Pollers qui posent problème sont en running = 0

Il faut supprimer les Pollers avec running = 0

Dans notre cas :

use centreon_storage ;
DELETE FROM instances WHERE instance_id = 5 ;
DELETE FROM instances WHERE instance_id = 6 ;
....

DELETE FROM instances WHERE instance_id = 9 ;

Résultat :

Suite à la suppression de ancien Poller TOUT est maintenant OK !!!

Les commandes SQL utilent dans ce type de probl ?ƒ¨me :

use centreon ;
SELECT name FROM nagios_server WHERE ns_activate = â ?‚ ??„ ?1â ?‚ ??„ ? ;

use centreon_storage ;
SELECT last_alive AS last_update, running, name, instance_id FROM instances WHERE deleted = 0

use centreon_storage ;
SELECT stat_value, i.instance_id, name FROM nagios_stats ns, instances i WHERE ns.stat_label = â ?‚ ??„ ?Service Check Latencyâ ?‚ ??„ ? AND ns.stat_key LIKE â ?‚ ??„ ?Averageâ ?‚ ??„ ? AND ns.instance_id = i.instance_id AND i.deleted = 0

use centreon_storage ;
DELETE FROM instances WHERE instance_id = $PourRunnig0$ ;

Gestion des droits & privilèges sous Mysql & MariaDB

Jerome ROBERT — 2018-07-23T12:03:47Z

Gestion des privilÃ¨ges sous Mysql /mariadb :

Autorise l'utilisateur "root" sur toutes les bases et tables venant de tous les "machines" (déconseillé)

grant all privileges on *.* to 'root'@'%' with grant option ;

Autorise l'utilisateur "root" sur toutes les bases et tables venant d'une IP.

grant all privileges on *.* to 'root'@'192.168.5.6' with grant option ;

Autorise l'utilisateur "root" sur toutes les bases et tables venant du serveur lui même.

grant all privileges on *.* to 'root'@'localhost' with grant option ;

Puis valider et appliquer ces opérations :

flush privileges ;

Connaître la taille des bases MariaDB / Mysql

Jerome ROBERT — 2018-06-13T10:47:32Z

Pour connaître la taille d'une base de donnée MariaDB ou Mysql :

SELECT table_schema AS "Nom de la BASE", ROUND(SUM(data_length + index_length) / 1024 / 1024, 2) AS " Taille en (MB) " FROM information_schema.TABLES GROUP BY table_schema ;

 +--------------------+-----------------+ | Nom de la BASE | Taille en (MB) | +--------------------+-----------------+ | Base1 | 98760.22 | | Base2 | 50692.66 | | information_schema | 0.17 | | mysql | 4.15 | | performance_schema | 0.00 | +--------------------+-----------------+ 5 rows in set, 1 warning (0.02 sec)

Connaître les processus qui utilisent la SWAP

Jerome ROBERT — 2018-06-07T15:06:49Z

Voici le script :

#!/bin/bash # Get current swap usage for all running processes # Usage: ./getswap.sh | sort -n -k 5 # Erik Ljungstrom 27/05/2011 mod by Poil SUM=0 OVERALL=0 for DIR in /proc/[0-9]*; do PID=${DIR##*\/} PROGNAME=$(ps -p ${PID} -o comm --no-headers) PROGPATH=$(cat /proc/${PID}/cmdline) for SWAP in $(awk '/Swap/ { print $2}' ${DIR}/smaps 2>/dev/null);do SUM=$(( SUM + SWAP )) done echo "PID=$PID - Swap used: ${SUM} - (${PROGNAME} - ${PROGPATH})" OVERALL=$(( OVERALL + SUM)) SUM=0 done echo "Overall swap used: $OVERALL"

List options : os::linux::local::plugin

Jerome ROBERT — 2018-03-08T09:37:38Z

local:cmd-return

Plugin Description :
Check Linux through local commands (the plugin can use SSH).

Output Options :
â€”verbose
Display long output.

â€”debug Display also debug messages.

â€”filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

â€”explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

â€”change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

â€”range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

â€”filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

â€”opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

â€”output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

â€”output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

â€”output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

â€”disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

â€”disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Mode :
Check command returns.

â€”manage-returns
Set action according command exit code. Example : 0,OK,File xxx
exist#1,CRITICAL,File xxx not exist#,UNKNOWN,Command problem

â€”remote
Execute command remotely in â€™sshâ€™.

â€”hostname
Hostname to query (need â€”remote).

â€”ssh-option
Specify multiple options like the user (example :
â€”ssh-option=â€™-l=centreon-engineâ€™ â€”ssh-option=â€™-p=52â€™).

â€”ssh-path
Specify ssh command path (default : none)

â€”ssh-command
Specify ssh command (default : â€™sshâ€™). Useful to use â€™plinkâ€™.

â€”timeout
Timeout in seconds for the command (Default : 30).

â€”sudo Use â€™sudoâ€™ to execute the command.

â€”command
Command to test (Default : none). You can use â€™shâ€™ to use â€™&&â€™ or
â€™||â€™.

â€”command-path
Command path (Default : none).

â€”command-options
Command options (Default : none).

local:connections

Plugin Description :
Check Linux through local commands (the plugin can use SSH).

Output Options :
â€”verbose
Display long output.

â€”debug Display also debug messages.

â€”filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

â€”explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

â€”change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

â€”range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

â€”filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

â€”opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

â€”output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

â€”output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

â€”output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

â€”disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

â€”disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Mode :
Check tcp/udp connections (udp connections are not in total. Use option
â€™â€”serviceâ€™ to check it). â€™ipxâ€™, â€™x25â€™ connections are not checked (need
output to do it. If you have, you can post it in forge :)

â€”warning
Threshold warning for total connections.

â€”critical
Threshold critical for total connections.

â€”service
Check tcp connections following rules :
tag,[type],[state],[port-src],[port-dst],[filter-ip-src],[filter
-ip-dst],[threshold-warning],[threshold-critical]

Example to test SSH connections on the server :
â€”service="ssh,,,22,,,,10,20"

Name to identify service (must be unique and
couldnâ€™t be â€™totalâ€™).

regexp - can use â€™ipv4â€™, â€™ipv6â€™, â€™udpâ€™, â€™udp6â€™.
Empty means all.

regexp - can use â€™finWait1â€™, â€™establishedâ€™,...
Empty means all (minus listen). For udp
connections, there are â€™establishedâ€™ and
â€™listenâ€™.

regexp - can use to exclude or include some IPs.

nagios-perfdata - number of connections.

â€”application
Check tcp connections of mutiple services :
tag,[services],[threshold-warning],[threshold-critical]

Example : â€”application="web,http|https,100,200"

Name to identify application (must be unique).

List of services (used the tag name. Separated
by â€™|â€™).

nagios-perfdata - number of connections.

â€”remote
Execute command remotely in â€™sshâ€™.

â€”hostname
Hostname to query (need â€”remote).

â€”ssh-option
Specify multiple options like the user (example :
â€”ssh-option=â€™-l=centreon-engineâ€™ â€”ssh-option=â€™-p=52â€™).

â€”ssh-path
Specify ssh command path (default : none)

â€”ssh-command
Specify ssh command (default : â€™sshâ€™). Useful to use â€™plinkâ€™.

â€”timeout
Timeout in seconds for the command (Default : 30).

â€”sudo Use â€™sudoâ€™ to execute the command.

â€”command
Command to get information (Default : â€™netstatâ€™). Can be changed
if you have output in a file. If â€”con-mode=â€™ssâ€™, command â€™ssâ€™
will be used.

â€”command-path
Command path (Default : none).

â€”command-options
Command options (Default : â€™-antu 2>&1â€™). If â€”con-mode=â€™ssâ€™,
argument default will â€™-a -A tcp,udp -nâ€™.

â€”con-mode
Default mode for parsing and command (Default : â€™netstatâ€™).

local:cpu

Plugin Description :
Check Linux through local commands (the plugin can use SSH).

Output Options :
â€”verbose
Display long output.

â€”debug Display also debug messages.

â€”filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

â€”explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

â€”change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

â€”range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

â€”filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

â€”opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

â€”output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

â€”output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

â€”output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

â€”disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

â€”disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Retention Options :
â€”memcached
Memcached server to use (only one server).

â€”redis-server
Redis server to use (only one server).

â€”redis-attribute
Set Redis Options (â€”redis-attribute="cnx_timeout=5").

â€”memexpiration
Time to keep data in seconds (Default : 86400).

â€”statefile-dir
Directory for statefile (Default :
â€™/var/lib/centreon/centpluginsâ€™).

â€”statefile-suffix
Add a suffix for the statefile name (Default : â€™â€™).

â€”statefile-concat-cwd
Concat current working directory with option â€™â€”statefile-dirâ€™.
Useful on Windows when plugin is compiled.

â€”statefile-storable
Use Perl Module â€™Storableâ€™ (instead Data::Dumper) to store
datas.

Mode :
Check system CPUs (need â€™/proc/statâ€™ file).

â€”warning
Threshold warning in percent.

â€”critical
Threshold critical in percent.

â€”remote
Execute command remotely in â€™sshâ€™.

â€”hostname
Hostname to query (need â€”remote).

â€”ssh-option
Specify multiple options like the user (example :
â€”ssh-option=â€™-l=centreon-engineâ€™ â€”ssh-option=â€™-p=52â€™).

â€”ssh-path
Specify ssh command path (default : none)

â€”ssh-command
Specify ssh command (default : â€™sshâ€™). Useful to use â€™plinkâ€™.

â€”timeout
Timeout in seconds for the command (Default : 30).

â€”sudo Use â€™sudoâ€™ to execute the command.

â€”command
Command to get information (Default : â€™catâ€™). Can be changed if
you have output in a file.

â€”command-path
Command path (Default : none).

â€”command-options
Command options (Default : â€™/proc/stat 2>&1â€™).

local:cpu-detailed

Plugin Description :
Check Linux through local commands (the plugin can use SSH).

Output Options :
â€”verbose
Display long output.

â€”debug Display also debug messages.

â€”filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

â€”explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

â€”change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

â€”range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

â€”filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

â€”opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

â€”output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

â€”output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

â€”output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

â€”disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

â€”disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Retention Options :
â€”memcached
Memcached server to use (only one server).

â€”redis-server
Redis server to use (only one server).

â€”redis-attribute
Set Redis Options (â€”redis-attribute="cnx_timeout=5").

â€”memexpiration
Time to keep data in seconds (Default : 86400).

â€”statefile-dir
Directory for statefile (Default :
â€™/var/lib/centreon/centpluginsâ€™).

â€”statefile-suffix
Add a suffix for the statefile name (Default : â€™â€™).

â€”statefile-concat-cwd
Concat current working directory with option â€™â€”statefile-dirâ€™.
Useful on Windows when plugin is compiled.

â€”statefile-storable
Use Perl Module â€™Storableâ€™ (instead Data::Dumper) to store
datas.

Mode :
Check average usage for each CPUs (need â€™/proc/statâ€™ file) (User, Nice,
System, Idle, Wait, Interrupt, SoftIRQ, Steal, Guest, GuestNice)

â€”warning-*
Threshold warning in percent. Can be : â€™userâ€™, â€™niceâ€™, â€™systemâ€™,
â€™idleâ€™, â€™waitâ€™, â€™interruptâ€™, â€™softirqâ€™, â€™stealâ€™, â€™guestâ€™,
â€™guestniceâ€™.

â€”critical-*
Threshold critical in percent. Can be : â€™userâ€™, â€™niceâ€™, â€™systemâ€™,
â€™idleâ€™, â€™waitâ€™, â€™interruptâ€™, â€™softirqâ€™, â€™stealâ€™, â€™guestâ€™,
â€™guestniceâ€™.

â€”remote
Execute command remotely in â€™sshâ€™.

â€”hostname
Hostname to query (need â€”remote).

â€”ssh-option
Specify multiple options like the user (example :
â€”ssh-option=â€™-l=centreon-engineâ€™ â€”ssh-option=â€™-p=52â€™).

â€”ssh-path
Specify ssh command path (default : none)

â€”ssh-command
Specify ssh command (default : â€™sshâ€™). Useful to use â€™plinkâ€™.

â€”timeout
Timeout in seconds for the command (Default : 30).

â€”sudo Use â€™sudoâ€™ to execute the command.

â€”command
Command to get information (Default : â€™catâ€™). Can be changed if
you have output in a file.

â€”command-path
Command path (Default : none).

â€”command-options
Command options (Default : â€™/proc/stat 2>&1â€™).

local:directlvm-usage

Plugin Description :
Check Linux through local commands (the plugin can use SSH).

Output Options :
â€”verbose
Display long output.

â€”debug Display also debug messages.

â€”filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

â€”explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

â€”change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

â€”range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

â€”filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

â€”opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

â€”output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

â€”output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

â€”output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

â€”disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

â€”disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Mode :
Check directl lvm usage.

â€”remote
Execute command remotely in â€™sshâ€™.

â€”hostname
Hostname to query (need â€”remote).

â€”ssh-option
Specify multiple options like the user (example :
â€”ssh-option=â€™-l=centreon-engineâ€™ â€”ssh-option=â€™-p=52â€™).

â€”ssh-path
Specify ssh command path (default : none)

â€”ssh-command
Specify ssh command (default : â€™sshâ€™). Useful to use â€™plinkâ€™.

â€”timeout
Timeout in seconds for the command (Default : 30).

â€”sudo Use â€™sudoâ€™ to execute the command.

â€”command
Command to get information (Default : â€™lvsâ€™). Can be changed if
you have output in a file.

â€”command-path
Command path (Default : none).

â€”command-options
Command options (Default : â€™â€”separator="," 2>&1â€™).

â€”warning-*
Threshold warning. Can be : â€™data-usageâ€™ (%), â€™meta-usageâ€™ (%).

â€”critical-*
Threshold critical. Can be : â€™data-usageâ€™ (%), â€™meta-usageâ€™ (%).

â€”filter-vg
Filter virtual group (regexp can be used).

â€”filter-lv
Filter logical volume (regexp can be used).

local:diskio

Plugin Description :
Check Linux through local commands (the plugin can use SSH).

Output Options :
â€”verbose
Display long output.

â€”debug Display also debug messages.

â€”filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

â€”explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

â€”change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

â€”range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

â€”filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

â€”opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

â€”output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

â€”output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

â€”output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

â€”disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

â€”disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Retention Options :
â€”memcached
Memcached server to use (only one server).

â€”redis-server
Redis server to use (only one server).

â€”redis-attribute
Set Redis Options (â€”redis-attribute="cnx_timeout=5").

â€”memexpiration
Time to keep data in seconds (Default : 86400).

â€”statefile-dir
Directory for statefile (Default :
â€™/var/lib/centreon/centpluginsâ€™).

â€”statefile-suffix
Add a suffix for the statefile name (Default : â€™â€™).

â€”statefile-concat-cwd
Concat current working directory with option â€™â€”statefile-dirâ€™.
Useful on Windows when plugin is compiled.

â€”statefile-storable
Use Perl Module â€™Storableâ€™ (instead Data::Dumper) to store
datas.

Mode :
Check some disk io counters : read and writes bytes per seconds,
milliseconds time spent reading and writing, %util (like iostat)

â€”remote
Execute command remotely in â€™sshâ€™.

â€”hostname
Hostname to query (need â€”remote).

â€”ssh-option
Specify multiple options like the user (example :
â€”ssh-option=â€™-l=centreon-engineâ€™ â€”ssh-option=â€™-p=52â€™).

â€”ssh-path
Specify ssh command path (default : none)

â€”ssh-command
Specify ssh command (default : â€™sshâ€™). Useful to use â€™plinkâ€™.

â€”timeout
Timeout in seconds for the command (Default : 30).

â€”sudo Use â€™sudoâ€™ to execute the command.

â€”command
Command to get information (Default : â€™tailâ€™). Can be changed if
you have output in a file.

â€”command-path
Command path (Default : none).

â€”command-options
Command options (Default : â€™-n +1 /proc/stat /proc/diskstats
2>&1â€™).

â€”warning-bytes-read
Threshold warning in bytes per seconds read.

â€”critical-bytes-read
Threshold critical in bytes per seconds read.

â€”warning-bytes-write
Threshold warning in bytes per seconds write.

â€”critical-bytes-write
Threshold critical in bytes per seconds write.

â€”warning-utils
Threshold warning in %utils.

â€”critical-utils
Threshold critical in %utils.

â€”name Set the partition name (empty means â€™check all partitionsâ€™)

â€”regexp
Allows to use regexp to filter partition name (with option
â€”name).

â€”regexp-isensitive
Allows to use regexp non case-sensitive (with â€”regexp).

â€”bytes-per-sector
Bytes per sector (Default : 512)

â€”interrupt-frequency
Linux Kernel Timer Interrupt Frequency (Default : 1000)

â€”skip Skip partitions with 0 sectors read/write.

local:files-date

Plugin Description :
Check Linux through local commands (the plugin can use SSH).

Output Options :
â€”verbose
Display long output.

â€”debug Display also debug messages.

â€”filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

â€”explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

â€”change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

â€”range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

â€”filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

â€”opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

â€”output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

â€”output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

â€”output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

â€”disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

â€”disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Mode :
Check time (modified, creation,...) of files/directories.

â€”files Files/Directories to check. (Shell expansion is ok)

â€”warning
Threshold warning in seconds for each files/directories (diff
time).

â€”critical
Threshold critical in seconds for each files/directories (diff
time).

â€”separate-dirs
Do not include size of subdirectories.

â€”max-depth
Donâ€™t check fewer levels. (can be use â€”separate-dirs)

â€”time Check another time than modified time.

â€”exclude-du
Exclude files/directories with â€™duâ€™ command. Values from exclude
files/directories are not counted in parent directories. Shell
pattern can be used.

â€”filter-plugin
Filter files/directories in the plugin. Values from exclude
files/directories are counted in parent directories !!! Perl
Regexp can be used.

â€”remote
Execute command remotely in â€™sshâ€™.

â€”hostname
Hostname to query (need â€”remote).

â€”ssh-option
Specify multiple options like the user (example :
â€”ssh-option=â€™-l=centreon-engineâ€™ â€”ssh-option=â€™-p=52â€™).

â€”ssh-path
Specify ssh command path (default : none)

â€”ssh-command
Specify ssh command (default : â€™sshâ€™). Useful to use â€™plinkâ€™.

â€”timeout
Timeout in seconds for the command (Default : 30).

â€”sudo Use â€™sudoâ€™ to execute the command.

â€”command-path
Command path (Default : none).

local:files-size

Plugin Description :
Check Linux through local commands (the plugin can use SSH).

Output Options :
â€”verbose
Display long output.

â€”debug Display also debug messages.

â€”filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

â€”explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

â€”change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

â€”range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

â€”filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

â€”opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

â€”output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

â€”output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

â€”output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

â€”disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

â€”disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Mode :
Check size of files/directories.

â€”files Files/Directories to check. (Shell expansion is ok)

â€”warning-one
Threshold warning in bytes for each files/directories.

â€”critical-one
Threshold critical in bytes for each files/directories.

â€”warning-total
Threshold warning in bytes for all files/directories.

â€”critical-total
Threshold critical in bytes for all files/directories.

â€”separate-dirs
Do not include size of subdirectories.

â€”max-depth
Donâ€™t check fewer levels. (can be use â€”separate-dirs)

â€”all-files
Add files when you check directories.

â€”exclude-du
Exclude files/directories with â€™duâ€™ command. Values from exclude
files/directories are not counted in parent directories. Shell
pattern can be used.

â€”filter-plugin
Filter files/directories in the plugin. Values from exclude
files/directories are counted in parent directories !!! Perl
Regexp can be used.

â€”remote
Execute command remotely in â€™sshâ€™.

â€”hostname
Hostname to query (need â€”remote).

â€”ssh-option
Specify multiple options like the user (example :
â€”ssh-option=â€™-l=centreon-engineâ€™ â€”ssh-option=â€™-p=52â€™).

â€”ssh-path
Specify ssh command path (default : none)

â€”ssh-command
Specify ssh command (default : â€™sshâ€™). Useful to use â€™plinkâ€™.

â€”timeout
Timeout in seconds for the command (Default : 30).

â€”sudo Use â€™sudoâ€™ to execute the command.

â€”command-path
Command path (Default : none).

local:inodes

Plugin Description :
Check Linux through local commands (the plugin can use SSH).

Output Options :
â€”verbose
Display long output.

â€”debug Display also debug messages.

â€”filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

â€”explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

â€”change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

â€”range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

â€”filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

â€”opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

â€”output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

â€”output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

â€”output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

â€”disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

â€”disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Mode :
Check Inodes space usage on partitions.

â€”remote
Execute command remotely in â€™sshâ€™.

â€”hostname
Hostname to query (need â€”remote).

â€”ssh-option
Specify multiple options like the user (example :
â€”ssh-option=â€™-l=centreon-engineâ€™ â€”ssh-option=â€™-p=52â€™).

â€”ssh-path
Specify ssh command path (default : none)

â€”ssh-command
Specify ssh command (default : â€™sshâ€™). Useful to use â€™plinkâ€™.

â€”timeout
Timeout in seconds for the command (Default : 30).

â€”sudo Use â€™sudoâ€™ to execute the command.

â€”command
Command to get information (Default : â€™dfâ€™). Can be changed if
you have output in a file.

â€”command-path
Command path (Default : none).

â€”command-options
Command options (Default : â€™-P -i -T 2>&1â€™).

â€”warning-usage
Threshold warning in percent.

â€”critical-usage
Threshold critical in percent.

â€”name Set the storage mount point (empty means â€™check all storagesâ€™)

â€”regexp
Allows to use regexp to filter storage mount point (with option
â€”name).

â€”regexp-isensitive
Allows to use regexp non case-sensitive (with â€”regexp).

â€”filter-type
Filter filesystem type (regexp can be used).

â€”filter-fs
Filter filesystem (regexp can be used).

local:list-interfaces

Plugin Description :
Check Linux through local commands (the plugin can use SSH).

Output Options :
â€”verbose
Display long output.

â€”debug Display also debug messages.

â€”filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

â€”explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

â€”change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

â€”range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

â€”filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

â€”opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

â€”output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

â€”output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

â€”output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

â€”disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

â€”disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Mode :
List storages.

â€”remote
Execute command remotely in â€™sshâ€™.

â€”hostname
Hostname to query (need â€”remote).

â€”ssh-option
Specify multiple options like the user (example :
â€”ssh-option=â€™-l=centreon-engineâ€™ â€”ssh-option=â€™-p=52â€™).

â€”ssh-path
Specify ssh command path (default : none)

â€”ssh-command
Specify ssh command (default : â€™sshâ€™). Useful to use â€™plinkâ€™.

â€”timeout
Timeout in seconds for the command (Default : 30).

â€”sudo Use â€™sudoâ€™ to execute the command.

â€”command
Command to get information (Default : â€™ifconfigâ€™). Can be changed
if you have output in a file.

â€”command-path
Command path (Default : â€™/sbinâ€™).

â€”command-options
Command options (Default : â€™-a 2>&1â€™).

â€”filter-name
Filter interface name (regexp can be used).

â€”filter-state
Filter state (regexp can be used). Can be : â€™Râ€™ (running), â€™Uâ€™
(up).

â€”no-loopback
Donâ€™t display loopback interfaces.

â€”skip-novalues
Filter interface without in/out byte values.

local:list-partitions

Plugin Description :
Check Linux through local commands (the plugin can use SSH).

Output Options :
â€”verbose
Display long output.

â€”debug Display also debug messages.

â€”filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

â€”explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

â€”change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

â€”range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

â€”filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

â€”opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

â€”output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

â€”output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

â€”output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

â€”disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

â€”disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Mode :
List partitions.

â€”remote
Execute command remotely in â€™sshâ€™.

â€”hostname
Hostname to query (need â€”remote).

â€”ssh-option
Specify multiple options like the user (example :
â€”ssh-option=â€™-l=centreon-engineâ€™ â€”ssh-option=â€™-p=52â€™).

â€”ssh-path
Specify ssh command path (default : none)

â€”ssh-command
Specify ssh command (default : â€™sshâ€™). Useful to use â€™plinkâ€™.

â€”timeout
Timeout in seconds for the command (Default : 30).

â€”sudo Use â€™sudoâ€™ to execute the command.

â€”command
Command to get information (Default : â€™catâ€™). Can be changed if
you have output in a file.

â€”command-path
Command path (Default : none).

â€”command-options
Command options (Default : â€™/proc/partitions 2>&1â€™).

â€”filter-name
Filter partition name (regexp can be used).

local:list-storages

Plugin Description :
Check Linux through local commands (the plugin can use SSH).

Output Options :
â€”verbose
Display long output.

â€”debug Display also debug messages.

â€”filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

â€”explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

â€”change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

â€”range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

â€”filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

â€”opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

â€”output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

â€”output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

â€”output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

â€”disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

â€”disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Mode :
List storages.

â€”remote
Execute command remotely in â€™sshâ€™.

â€”hostname
Hostname to query (need â€”remote).

â€”ssh-option
Specify multiple options like the user (example :
â€”ssh-option=â€™-l=centreon-engineâ€™ â€”ssh-option=â€™-p=52â€™).

â€”ssh-path
Specify ssh command path (default : none)

â€”ssh-command
Specify ssh command (default : â€™sshâ€™). Useful to use â€™plinkâ€™.

â€”timeout
Timeout in seconds for the command (Default : 30).

â€”sudo Use â€™sudoâ€™ to execute the command.

â€”command
Command to get information (Default : â€™dfâ€™). Can be changed if
you have output in a file.

â€”command-path
Command path (Default : none).

â€”command-options
Command options (Default : â€™-P -k -T 2>&1â€™).

â€”filter-type
Filter filesystem type (regexp can be used).

â€”filter-fs
Filter filesystem (regexp can be used).

â€”filter-mount
Filter mount point (regexp can be used).

local:load

Plugin Description :
Check Linux through local commands (the plugin can use SSH).

Output Options :
â€”verbose
Display long output.

â€”debug Display also debug messages.

â€”filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

â€”explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

â€”change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

â€”range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

â€”filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

â€”opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

â€”output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

â€”output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

â€”output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

â€”disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

â€”disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Mode :
Check system load-average. (need â€™/proc/loadavgâ€™ file).

â€”warning
Threshold warning (1min,5min,15min).

â€”critical
Threshold critical (1min,5min,15min).

â€”average
Load average for the number of CPUs.

â€”remote
Execute command remotely in â€™sshâ€™.

â€”hostname
Hostname to query (need â€”remote).

â€”ssh-option
Specify multiple options like the user (example :
â€”ssh-option=â€™-l=centreon-engineâ€™ â€”ssh-option=â€™-p=52â€™).

â€”ssh-path
Specify ssh command path (default : none)

â€”ssh-command
Specify ssh command (default : â€™sshâ€™). Useful to use â€™plinkâ€™.

â€”timeout
Timeout in seconds for the command (Default : 30).

â€”sudo Use â€™sudoâ€™ to execute the command.

â€”command
Command to get information (Default : â€™tailâ€™). Can be changed if
you have output in a file.

â€”command-path
Command path (Default : none).

â€”command-options
Command options (Default : â€™-n +1 /proc/loadavg /proc/stat
2>&1â€™).

local:memory

Plugin Description :
Check Linux through local commands (the plugin can use SSH).

Output Options :
â€”verbose
Display long output.

â€”debug Display also debug messages.

â€”filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

â€”explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

â€”change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

â€”range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

â€”filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

â€”opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

â€”output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

â€”output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

â€”output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

â€”disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

â€”disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Mode :
Check physical memory (need â€™/proc/meminfoâ€™ file).

â€”warning
Threshold warning in percent.

â€”critical
Threshold critical in percent.

â€”remote
Execute command remotely in â€™sshâ€™.

â€”hostname
Hostname to query (need â€”remote).

â€”ssh-option
Specify multiple options like the user (example :
â€”ssh-option=â€™-l=centreon-engineâ€™ â€”ssh-option=â€™-p=52â€™).

â€”ssh-path
Specify ssh command path (default : none)

â€”ssh-command
Specify ssh command (default : â€™sshâ€™). Useful to use â€™plinkâ€™.

â€”timeout
Timeout in seconds for the command (Default : 30).

â€”sudo Use â€™sudoâ€™ to execute the command.

â€”command
Command to get information (Default : â€™catâ€™). Can be changed if
you have output in a file.

â€”command-path
Command path (Default : none).

â€”command-options
Command options (Default : â€™/proc/meminfo 2>&1â€™).

local:packet-errors

Plugin Description :
Check Linux through local commands (the plugin can use SSH).

Output Options :
â€”verbose
Display long output.

â€”debug Display also debug messages.

â€”filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

â€”explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

â€”change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

â€”range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

â€”filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

â€”opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

â€”output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

â€”output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

â€”output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

â€”disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

â€”disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Retention Options :
â€”memcached
Memcached server to use (only one server).

â€”redis-server
Redis server to use (only one server).

â€”redis-attribute
Set Redis Options (â€”redis-attribute="cnx_timeout=5").

â€”memexpiration
Time to keep data in seconds (Default : 86400).

â€”statefile-dir
Directory for statefile (Default :
â€™/var/lib/centreon/centpluginsâ€™).

â€”statefile-suffix
Add a suffix for the statefile name (Default : â€™â€™).

â€”statefile-concat-cwd
Concat current working directory with option â€™â€”statefile-dirâ€™.
Useful on Windows when plugin is compiled.

â€”statefile-storable
Use Perl Module â€™Storableâ€™ (instead Data::Dumper) to store
datas.

Mode :
Check packets errors and discards on interfaces.

â€”remote
Execute command remotely in â€™sshâ€™.

â€”hostname
Hostname to query (need â€”remote).

â€”ssh-option
Specify multiple options like the user (example :
â€”ssh-option=â€™-l=centreon-engineâ€™ â€”ssh-option=â€™-p=52â€™).

â€”ssh-path
Specify ssh command path (default : none)

â€”ssh-command
Specify ssh command (default : â€™sshâ€™). Useful to use â€™plinkâ€™.

â€”timeout
Timeout in seconds for the command (Default : 30).

â€”sudo Use â€™sudoâ€™ to execute the command.

â€”command
Command to get information (Default : â€™ifconfigâ€™). Can be changed
if you have output in a file.

â€”command-path
Command path (Default : â€™/sbinâ€™).

â€”command-options
Command options (Default : â€™-a 2>&1â€™).

â€”warning-*
Threshold warning in percent of total packets. Can be : in-error,
out-error, in-discard, out-discard

â€”critical-*
Threshold critical in percent of total packets. Can be :
in-error, out-error, in-discard, out-discard

â€”name Set the interface name (empty means â€™check all interfacesâ€™)

â€”regexp
Allows to use regexp to filter storage mount point (with option
â€”name).

â€”regexp-isensitive
Allows to use regexp non case-sensitive (with â€”regexp).

â€”filter-state
Filter filesystem type (regexp can be used).

â€”skip Skip errors on interface status (not up and running).

â€”no-loopback
Donâ€™t display loopback interfaces.

local:paging

Plugin Description :
Check Linux through local commands (the plugin can use SSH).

Output Options :
â€”verbose
Display long output.

â€”debug Display also debug messages.

â€”filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

â€”explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

â€”change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

â€”range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

â€”filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

â€”opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

â€”output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

â€”output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

â€”output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

â€”disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

â€”disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Retention Options :
â€”memcached
Memcached server to use (only one server).

â€”redis-server
Redis server to use (only one server).

â€”redis-attribute
Set Redis Options (â€”redis-attribute="cnx_timeout=5").

â€”memexpiration
Time to keep data in seconds (Default : 86400).

â€”statefile-dir
Directory for statefile (Default :
â€™/var/lib/centreon/centpluginsâ€™).

â€”statefile-suffix
Add a suffix for the statefile name (Default : â€™â€™).

â€”statefile-concat-cwd
Concat current working directory with option â€™â€”statefile-dirâ€™.
Useful on Windows when plugin is compiled.

â€”statefile-storable
Use Perl Module â€™Storableâ€™ (instead Data::Dumper) to store
datas.

Mode :
Check paging informations.

â€”remote
Execute command remotely in â€™sshâ€™.

â€”hostname
Hostname to query (need â€”remote).

â€”ssh-option
Specify multiple options like the user (example :
â€”ssh-option=â€™-l=centreon-engineâ€™ â€”ssh-option=â€™-p=52â€™).

â€”ssh-path
Specify ssh command path (default : none)

â€”ssh-command
Specify ssh command (default : â€™sshâ€™). Useful to use â€™plinkâ€™.

â€”timeout
Timeout in seconds for the command (Default : 30).

â€”sudo Use â€™sudoâ€™ to execute the command.

â€”command
Command to get information (Default : â€™catâ€™). Can be changed if
you have output in a file.

â€”command-path
Command path (Default : none).

â€”command-options
Command options (Default : â€™/proc/vmstat 2>&1â€™).

â€”warning-*
Threshold warning. Can be : â€™pgpginâ€™, â€™pgpgoutâ€™, â€™pswpinâ€™,
â€™pswpoutâ€™, â€™pgfaultâ€™, â€™pgmajfaultâ€™.

â€”critical-*
Threshold critical. Can be : â€™pgpginâ€™, â€™pgpgoutâ€™, â€™pswpinâ€™,
â€™pswpoutâ€™, â€™pgfaultâ€™, â€™pgmajfaultâ€™.

local:process

Plugin Description :
Check Linux through local commands (the plugin can use SSH).

Output Options :
â€”verbose
Display long output.

â€”debug Display also debug messages.

â€”filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

â€”explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

â€”change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

â€”range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

â€”filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

â€”opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

â€”output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

â€”output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

â€”output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

â€”disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

â€”disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Mode :
Check linux processes. Can filter on commands, arguments and states.

â€”remote
Execute command remotely in â€™sshâ€™.

â€”hostname
Hostname to query (need â€”remote).

â€”ssh-option
Specify multiple options like the user (example :
â€”ssh-option=â€™-l=centreon-engineâ€™ â€”ssh-option=â€™-p=52â€™).

â€”ssh-path
Specify ssh command path (default : none)

â€”ssh-command
Specify ssh command (default : â€™sshâ€™). Useful to use â€™plinkâ€™.

â€”timeout
Timeout in seconds for the command (Default : 30).

â€”sudo Use â€™sudoâ€™ to execute the command.

â€”command
Command to get information (Default : â€™psâ€™). Can be changed if
you have output in a file.

â€”command-path
Command path (Default : none).

â€”command-options
Command options (Default : â€™-e -o etime,pid,ppid,state,comm,args
-w 2>&1â€™).

â€”warning
Threshold warning (in absolute of processes count. After
filters).

â€”critical
Threshold critical (in absolute of processes count. After
filters).

â€”warning-time
Threshold warning (in seconds). On each processes filtered.

â€”critical-time
Threshold critical (in seconds). On each processes filtered.

â€”filter-command
Filter process commands (regexp can be used).

â€”filter-arg
Filter process arguments (regexp can be used).

â€”filter-ppid
Filter process ppid (regexp can be used).

â€”filter-state
Filter process states (regexp can be used). You can use :
â€™zombieâ€™, â€™deadâ€™, â€™pagingâ€™, â€™stoppedâ€™, â€™InterrupibleSleepâ€™,
â€™runningâ€™, â€™UninterrupibleSleepâ€™.

local:quota

Plugin Description :
Check Linux through local commands (the plugin can use SSH).

Output Options :
â€”verbose
Display long output.

â€”debug Display also debug messages.

â€”filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

â€”explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

â€”change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

â€”range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

â€”filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

â€”opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

â€”output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

â€”output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

â€”output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

â€”disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

â€”disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Mode :
Check quota usage on partitions.

â€”remote
Execute command remotely in â€™sshâ€™.

â€”hostname
Hostname to query (need â€”remote).

â€”ssh-option
Specify multiple options like the user (example :
â€”ssh-option=â€™-l=centreon-engineâ€™ â€”ssh-option=â€™-p=52â€™).

â€”ssh-path
Specify ssh command path (default : none)

â€”ssh-command
Specify ssh command (default : â€™sshâ€™). Useful to use â€™plinkâ€™.

â€”timeout
Timeout in seconds for the command (Default : 30).

â€”sudo Use â€™sudoâ€™ to execute the command.

â€”command
Command to get information (Default : â€™repquotaâ€™). Can be changed
if you have output in a file.

â€”command-path
Command path (Default : none).

â€”command-options
Command options (Default : â€™-a -i 2>&1â€™).

â€”warning-*
Threshold warning. Can be : â€™inode-usageâ€™, â€™data-usageâ€™.

â€”critical-*
Threshold critical. Can be : â€™inode-usageâ€™, â€™data-usageâ€™.

â€”filter-user
Filter username (regexp can be used).

â€”filter-fs
Filter filesystem (regexp can be used).

local:storage

Plugin Description :
Check Linux through local commands (the plugin can use SSH).

Output Options :
â€”verbose
Display long output.

â€”debug Display also debug messages.

â€”filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

â€”explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

â€”change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

â€”range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

â€”filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

â€”opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

â€”output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

â€”output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

â€”output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

â€”disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

â€”disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Mode :
Check storage usages.

â€”remote
Execute command remotely in â€™sshâ€™.

â€”hostname
Hostname to query (need â€”remote).

â€”ssh-option
Specify multiple options like the user (example :
â€”ssh-option=â€™-l=centreon-engineâ€™ â€”ssh-option=â€™-p=52â€™).

â€”ssh-path
Specify ssh command path (default : none)

â€”ssh-command
Specify ssh command (default : â€™sshâ€™). Useful to use â€™plinkâ€™.

â€”timeout
Timeout in seconds for the command (Default : 30).

â€”sudo Use â€™sudoâ€™ to execute the command.

â€”command
Command to get information (Default : â€™dfâ€™). Can be changed if
you have output in a file.

â€”command-path
Command path (Default : none).

â€”command-options
Command options (Default : â€™-P -k -T 2>&1â€™).

â€”warning-usage
Threshold warning.

â€”critical-usage
Threshold critical.

â€”units Units of thresholds (Default : â€™%â€™) (â€™%â€™, â€™Bâ€™).

â€”free Thresholds are on free space left.

â€”name Set the storage mount point (empty means â€™check all storagesâ€™)

â€”regexp
Allows to use regexp to filter storage mount point (with option
â€”name).

â€”regexp-isensitive
Allows to use regexp non case-sensitive (with â€”regexp).

â€”filter-type
Filter filesystem type (regexp can be used).

â€”filter-fs
Filter filesystem (regexp can be used).

â€”space-reservation
Some filesystem has space reserved (like ext4 for root). The
value is in percent of total (Default : none).

local:swap

Plugin Description :
Check Linux through local commands (the plugin can use SSH).

Output Options :
â€”verbose
Display long output.

â€”debug Display also debug messages.

â€”filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

â€”explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

â€”change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

â€”range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

â€”filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

â€”opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

â€”output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

â€”output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

â€”output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

â€”disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

â€”disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Mode :
Check swap memory (need â€™/proc/meminfoâ€™ file).

â€”warning
Threshold warning in percent.

â€”critical
Threshold critical in percent.

â€”no-swap
Threshold if no active swap (default : â€™criticalâ€™).

â€”remote
Execute command remotely in â€™sshâ€™.

â€”hostname
Hostname to query (need â€”remote).

â€”ssh-option
Specify multiple options like the user (example :
â€”ssh-option=â€™-l=centreon-engineâ€™ â€”ssh-option=â€™-p=52â€™).

â€”ssh-path
Specify ssh command path (default : none)

â€”ssh-command
Specify ssh command (default : â€™sshâ€™). Useful to use â€™plinkâ€™.

â€”timeout
Timeout in seconds for the command (Default : 30).

â€”sudo Use â€™sudoâ€™ to execute the command.

â€”command
Command to get information (Default : â€™catâ€™). Can be changed if
you have output in a file.

â€”command-path
Command path (Default : none).

â€”command-options
Command options (Default : â€™/proc/meminfo 2>&1â€™).

local:systemd-sc-status

Plugin Description :
Check Linux through local commands (the plugin can use SSH).

Output Options :
â€”verbose
Display long output.

â€”debug Display also debug messages.

â€”filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

â€”explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

â€”change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

â€”range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

â€”filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

â€”opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

â€”output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

â€”output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

â€”output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

â€”disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

â€”disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Mode :
Check systemd services status.

â€”remote
Execute command remotely in â€™sshâ€™.

â€”hostname
Hostname to query (need â€”remote).

â€”ssh-option
Specify multiple options like the user (example :
â€”ssh-option=â€™-l=centreon-engineâ€™ â€”ssh-option=â€™-p=52â€™).

â€”ssh-path
Specify ssh command path (default : none)

â€”ssh-command
Specify ssh command (default : â€™sshâ€™). Useful to use â€™plinkâ€™.

â€”timeout
Timeout in seconds for the command (Default : 30).

â€”sudo Use â€™sudoâ€™ to execute the command.

â€”command
Command to get information (Default : â€™systemctlâ€™). Can be
changed if you have output in a file.

â€”command-path
Command path (Default : none).

â€”command-options
Command options (Default : â€™-a â€”no-pager â€”no-legendâ€™).

â€”filter-name
Filter service name (can be a regexp).

â€”warning-*
Threshold warning. Can be : â€™total-runningâ€™, â€™total-deadâ€™,
â€™total-exitedâ€™, â€™total-failedâ€™.

â€”critical-*
Threshold critical. Can be : â€™total-runningâ€™, â€™total-deadâ€™,
â€™total-exitedâ€™, â€™total-failedâ€™.

â€”warning-status
Set warning threshold for status. Can used special variables
like : %display, %active, %sub, %load

â€”critical-status
Set critical threshold for status (Default : â€™%active =
/failed/iâ€™). Can used special variables like : %display,
%active, %sub, %load

local:traffic

Plugin Description :
Check Linux through local commands (the plugin can use SSH).

Output Options :
â€”verbose
Display long output.

â€”debug Display also debug messages.

â€”filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

â€”explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

â€”change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

â€”range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

â€”filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

â€”opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

â€”output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

â€”output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

â€”output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

â€”disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

â€”disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Retention Options :
â€”memcached
Memcached server to use (only one server).

â€”redis-server
Redis server to use (only one server).

â€”redis-attribute
Set Redis Options (â€”redis-attribute="cnx_timeout=5").

â€”memexpiration
Time to keep data in seconds (Default : 86400).

â€”statefile-dir
Directory for statefile (Default :
â€™/var/lib/centreon/centpluginsâ€™).

â€”statefile-suffix
Add a suffix for the statefile name (Default : â€™â€™).

â€”statefile-concat-cwd
Concat current working directory with option â€™â€”statefile-dirâ€™.
Useful on Windows when plugin is compiled.

â€”statefile-storable
Use Perl Module â€™Storableâ€™ (instead Data::Dumper) to store
datas.

Mode :
Check Traffic

â€”remote
Execute command remotely in â€™sshâ€™.

â€”hostname
Hostname to query (need â€”remote).

â€”ssh-option
Specify multiple options like the user (example :
â€”ssh-option=â€™-l=centreon-engineâ€™ â€”ssh-option=â€™-p=52â€™).

â€”ssh-path
Specify ssh command path (default : none)

â€”ssh-command
Specify ssh command (default : â€™sshâ€™). Useful to use â€™plinkâ€™.

â€”timeout
Timeout in seconds for the command (Default : 30).

â€”sudo Use â€™sudoâ€™ to execute the command.

â€”command
Command to get information (Default : â€™ifconfigâ€™). Can be changed
if you have output in a file.

â€”command-path
Command path (Default : â€™/sbinâ€™).

â€”command-options
Command options (Default : â€™-a 2>&1â€™).

â€”warning-in
Threshold warning in percent for â€™inâ€™ traffic.

â€”critical-in
Threshold critical in percent for â€™inâ€™ traffic.

â€”warning-out
Threshold warning in percent for â€™outâ€™ traffic.

â€”critical-out
Threshold critical in percent for â€™outâ€™ traffic.

â€”units Units of thresholds (Default : â€™Bâ€™) (â€™%â€™, â€™Bâ€™). Percent can be
used only if â€”speed is set.

â€”name Set the interface name (empty means â€™check all interfacesâ€™)

â€”regexp
Allows to use regexp to filter intefaces (with option â€”name).

â€”regexp-isensitive
Allows to use regexp non case-sensitive (with â€”regexp).

â€”filter-state
Filter interfaces type (regexp can be used).

â€”skip Skip errors on interface status (not up and running).

â€”speed Set interface speed (in Mb).

â€”no-loopback
Donâ€™t display loopback interfaces.

local:uptime

Plugin Description :
Check Linux through local commands (the plugin can use SSH).

Output Options :
â€”verbose
Display long output.

â€”debug Display also debug messages.

â€”filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

â€”explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

â€”change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

â€”range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

â€”filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

â€”opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

â€”output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

â€”output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

â€”output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

â€”disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

â€”disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Mode :
Check system uptime. (need â€™/proc/uptimeâ€™ file).

â€”warning
Threshold warning in seconds.

â€”critical
Threshold critical in seconds.

â€”seconds
Display uptime in seconds.

â€”remote
Execute command remotely in â€™sshâ€™.

â€”hostname
Hostname to query (need â€”remote).

â€”ssh-option
Specify multiple options like the user (example :
â€”ssh-option=â€™-l=centreon-engineâ€™ â€”ssh-option=â€™-p=52â€™).

â€”ssh-path
Specify ssh command path (default : none)

â€”ssh-command
Specify ssh command (default : â€™sshâ€™). Useful to use â€™plinkâ€™.

â€”timeout
Timeout in seconds for the command (Default : 30).

â€”sudo Use â€™sudoâ€™ to execute the command.

â€”command
Command to get information (Default : â€™catâ€™). Can be changed if
you have output in a file.

â€”command-path
Command path (Default : none).

â€”command-options
Command options (Default : â€™/proc/uptime 2>&1â€™).

List options : os::linux::snmp::plugin

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snmp:cpu

Plugin Description :
Check Linux operating systems in SNMP.

Output Options :
* verbose
Display long output.

* debug Display also debug messages.

* filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

* explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

* change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

* range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

* filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

* opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

* output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

* output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

* output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

* disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

* disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Snmp Options :
* hostname
Hostname to query (required).

* snmp-community
Read community (defaults to public).

* snmp-version
Version : 1 for SNMP v1 (default), 2 for SNMP v2c, 3 for SNMP v3.

* snmp-port
Port (default : 161).

* snmp-timeout
Timeout in secondes (default : 1) before retries.

* snmp-retries
Set the number of retries (default : 5) before failure.

* maxrepetitions
Max repetitions value (default : 50) (only for SNMP v2 and v3).

* subsetleef
How many oid values per SNMP request (default : 50) (for get_leef
method. Be cautious whe you set it. Prefer to let the default
value).

* snmp-force-getnext
Use snmp getnext function (even in snmp v2c and v3).

* snmp-username
Security name (only for SNMP v3).

* authpassphrase
Authentication protocol pass phrase.

* authprotocol
Authentication protocol (MD5|SHA)

* privpassphrase
Privacy protocol pass phrase

* privprotocol
Privacy protocol (DES|AES)

* contextname
Context name

* contextengineid
Context engine ID

* securityengineid
Security engine ID

* snmp-errors-exit
Exit code for SNMP Errors (default : unknown)

Mode :
Check system CPUs (HOST-RESOURCES-MIB) (The average, over the last
minute, of the percentage of time that this processor was not idle)

* warning
Threshold warning in percent.

* critical
Threshold critical in percent.

snmp:cpu-detailed

Plugin Description :
Check Linux operating systems in SNMP.

Output Options :
* verbose
Display long output.

* debug Display also debug messages.

* filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

* explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

* change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

* range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

* filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

* opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

* output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

* output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

* output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

* disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

* disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Snmp Options :
* hostname
Hostname to query (required).

* snmp-community
Read community (defaults to public).

* snmp-version
Version : 1 for SNMP v1 (default), 2 for SNMP v2c, 3 for SNMP v3.

* snmp-port
Port (default : 161).

* snmp-timeout
Timeout in secondes (default : 1) before retries.

* snmp-retries
Set the number of retries (default : 5) before failure.

* maxrepetitions
Max repetitions value (default : 50) (only for SNMP v2 and v3).

* subsetleef
How many oid values per SNMP request (default : 50) (for get_leef
method. Be cautious whe you set it. Prefer to let the default
value).

* snmp-force-getnext
Use snmp getnext function (even in snmp v2c and v3).

* snmp-username
Security name (only for SNMP v3).

* authpassphrase
Authentication protocol pass phrase.

* authprotocol
Authentication protocol (MD5|SHA)

* privpassphrase
Privacy protocol pass phrase

* privprotocol
Privacy protocol (DES|AES)

* contextname
Context name

* contextengineid
Context engine ID

* securityengineid
Security engine ID

* snmp-errors-exit
Exit code for SNMP Errors (default : unknown)

Retention Options :
* memcached
Memcached server to use (only one server).

* redis-server
Redis server to use (only one server).

* redis-attribute
Set Redis Options (* redis-attribute="cnx_timeout=5").

* memexpiration
Time to keep data in seconds (Default : 86400).

* statefile-dir
Directory for statefile (Default :
â€™/var/lib/centreon/centpluginsâ€™).

* statefile-suffix
Add a suffix for the statefile name (Default : â€™â€™).

* statefile-concat-cwd
Concat current working directory with option â€™* statefile-dirâ€™.
Useful on Windows when plugin is compiled.

* statefile-storable
Use Perl Module â€™Storableâ€™ (instead Data::Dumper) to store
datas.

Mode :
Check system CPUs (UCD-SNMP-MIB) (User, Nice, System, Idle, Wait,
Kernel, Interrupt, SoftIRQ, Steal, Guest, GuestNice) An average of all
CPUs.

* warning-*
Threshold warning in percent. Can be : â€™userâ€™, â€™niceâ€™, â€™systemâ€™,
â€™idleâ€™, â€™waitâ€™, â€™kernelâ€™, â€™interruptâ€™, â€™softirqâ€™, â€™stealâ€™,
â€™guestâ€™, â€™guestniceâ€™.

* critical-*
Threshold critical in percent. Can be : â€™userâ€™, â€™niceâ€™, â€™systemâ€™,
â€™idleâ€™, â€™waitâ€™, â€™kernelâ€™, â€™interruptâ€™, â€™softirqâ€™, â€™stealâ€™,
â€™guestâ€™, â€™guestniceâ€™.

snmp:disk-usage

Plugin Description :
Check Linux operating systems in SNMP.

Output Options :
* verbose
Display long output.

* debug Display also debug messages.

* filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

* explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

* change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

* range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

* filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

* opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

* output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

* output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

* output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

* disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

* disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Snmp Options :
* hostname
Hostname to query (required).

* snmp-community
Read community (defaults to public).

* snmp-version
Version : 1 for SNMP v1 (default), 2 for SNMP v2c, 3 for SNMP v3.

* snmp-port
Port (default : 161).

* snmp-timeout
Timeout in secondes (default : 1) before retries.

* snmp-retries
Set the number of retries (default : 5) before failure.

* maxrepetitions
Max repetitions value (default : 50) (only for SNMP v2 and v3).

* subsetleef
How many oid values per SNMP request (default : 50) (for get_leef
method. Be cautious whe you set it. Prefer to let the default
value).

* snmp-force-getnext
Use snmp getnext function (even in snmp v2c and v3).

* snmp-username
Security name (only for SNMP v3).

* authpassphrase
Authentication protocol pass phrase.

* authprotocol
Authentication protocol (MD5|SHA)

* privpassphrase
Privacy protocol pass phrase

* privprotocol
Privacy protocol (DES|AES)

* contextname
Context name

* contextengineid
Context engine ID

* securityengineid
Security engine ID

* snmp-errors-exit
Exit code for SNMP Errors (default : unknown)

Retention Options :
* memcached
Memcached server to use (only one server).

* redis-server
Redis server to use (only one server).

* redis-attribute
Set Redis Options (* redis-attribute="cnx_timeout=5").

* memexpiration
Time to keep data in seconds (Default : 86400).

* statefile-dir
Directory for statefile (Default :
â€™/var/lib/centreon/centpluginsâ€™).

* statefile-suffix
Add a suffix for the statefile name (Default : â€™â€™).

* statefile-concat-cwd
Concat current working directory with option â€™* statefile-dirâ€™.
Useful on Windows when plugin is compiled.

* statefile-storable
Use Perl Module â€™Storableâ€™ (instead Data::Dumper) to store
datas.

Mode :
Check usage on partitions (UCD-SNMP-MIB). Need to enable
"includeAllDisks 10%" on snmpd.conf.

* warning
Threshold warning.

* critical
Threshold critical.

* units Units of thresholds (Default : â€™%â€™) (â€™%â€™, â€™Bâ€™).

* free Thresholds are on free space left.

* diskpath
Set the disk path (number expected) ex : 1, 2,... (empty means
â€™check all disks pathâ€™).

* name Allows to use disk path name with option * diskpath instead of
disk path oid index.

* regexp
Allows to use regexp to filter diskpath (with option * name).

* regexp-isensitive
Allows to use regexp non case-sensitive (with * regexp).

* reload-cache-time
Time in minutes before reloading cache file (default : 180).

* display-transform-src
Regexp src to transform display value. (security risk !!!)

* display-transform-dst
Regexp dst to transform display value. (security risk !!!)

* show-cache
Display cache storage datas.

* space-reservation
Some filesystem has space reserved (like ext4 for root). The
value is in percent of total (Default : none).

snmp:diskio

Plugin Description :
Check Linux operating systems in SNMP.

Output Options :
* verbose
Display long output.

* debug Display also debug messages.

* filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

* explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

* change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

* range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

* filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

* opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

* output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

* output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

* output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

* disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

* disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Snmp Options :
* hostname
Hostname to query (required).

* snmp-community
Read community (defaults to public).

* snmp-version
Version : 1 for SNMP v1 (default), 2 for SNMP v2c, 3 for SNMP v3.

* snmp-port
Port (default : 161).

* snmp-timeout
Timeout in secondes (default : 1) before retries.

* snmp-retries
Set the number of retries (default : 5) before failure.

* maxrepetitions
Max repetitions value (default : 50) (only for SNMP v2 and v3).

* subsetleef
How many oid values per SNMP request (default : 50) (for get_leef
method. Be cautious whe you set it. Prefer to let the default
value).

* snmp-force-getnext
Use snmp getnext function (even in snmp v2c and v3).

* snmp-username
Security name (only for SNMP v3).

* authpassphrase
Authentication protocol pass phrase.

* authprotocol
Authentication protocol (MD5|SHA)

* privpassphrase
Privacy protocol pass phrase

* privprotocol
Privacy protocol (DES|AES)

* contextname
Context name

* contextengineid
Context engine ID

* securityengineid
Security engine ID

* snmp-errors-exit
Exit code for SNMP Errors (default : unknown)

Retention Options :
* memcached
Memcached server to use (only one server).

* redis-server
Redis server to use (only one server).

* redis-attribute
Set Redis Options (* redis-attribute="cnx_timeout=5").

* memexpiration
Time to keep data in seconds (Default : 86400).

* statefile-dir
Directory for statefile (Default :
â€™/var/lib/centreon/centpluginsâ€™).

* statefile-suffix
Add a suffix for the statefile name (Default : â€™â€™).

* statefile-concat-cwd
Concat current working directory with option â€™* statefile-dirâ€™.
Useful on Windows when plugin is compiled.

* statefile-storable
Use Perl Module â€™Storableâ€™ (instead Data::Dumper) to store
datas.

Mode :
Check read/write I/O disks (bytes per secondes, IOPs).

* warning-*
Threshold warning. Can be : â€™readâ€™, â€™writeâ€™, â€™read-iopsâ€™,
â€™write-iopsâ€™, â€™total-readâ€™, â€™total-writeâ€™, â€™total-read-iopsâ€™,
â€™total-write-iopsâ€™, â€™sum-read-writeâ€™, â€™sum-read-write-iopsâ€™.

* critical-*
Threshold critical. Can be : â€™readâ€™, â€™writeâ€™, â€™read-iopsâ€™,
â€™write-iopsâ€™, â€™total-readâ€™, â€™total-writeâ€™, â€™total-read-iopsâ€™,
â€™total-write-iopsâ€™, â€™sum-read-writeâ€™, â€™sum-read-write-iopsâ€™.

* device
Set the device (number expected) ex : 1, 2,... (empty means
â€™check all devicesâ€™).

* name Allows to use device name with option * device instead of devoce
oid index.

* regexp
Allows to use regexp to filter devices (with option * name).

* regexp-isensitive
Allows to use regexp non case-sensitive (with * regexp).

snmp:inodes

Plugin Description :
Check Linux operating systems in SNMP.

Output Options :
* verbose
Display long output.

* debug Display also debug messages.

* filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

* explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

* change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

* range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

* filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

* opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

* output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

* output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

* output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

* disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

* disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Snmp Options :
* hostname
Hostname to query (required).

* snmp-community
Read community (defaults to public).

* snmp-version
Version : 1 for SNMP v1 (default), 2 for SNMP v2c, 3 for SNMP v3.

* snmp-port
Port (default : 161).

* snmp-timeout
Timeout in secondes (default : 1) before retries.

* snmp-retries
Set the number of retries (default : 5) before failure.

* maxrepetitions
Max repetitions value (default : 50) (only for SNMP v2 and v3).

* subsetleef
How many oid values per SNMP request (default : 50) (for get_leef
method. Be cautious whe you set it. Prefer to let the default
value).

* snmp-force-getnext
Use snmp getnext function (even in snmp v2c and v3).

* snmp-username
Security name (only for SNMP v3).

* authpassphrase
Authentication protocol pass phrase.

* authprotocol
Authentication protocol (MD5|SHA)

* privpassphrase
Privacy protocol pass phrase

* privprotocol
Privacy protocol (DES|AES)

* contextname
Context name

* contextengineid
Context engine ID

* securityengineid
Security engine ID

* snmp-errors-exit
Exit code for SNMP Errors (default : unknown)

Mode :
Check Inodes space usage on partitions. Need to enable "includeAllDisks
10%" on snmpd.conf.

* warning-usage
Threshold warning in percent.

* critical-usage
Threshold critical in percent.

* diskpath
Set the disk path (number expected) ex : 1, 2,... (empty means
â€™check all disks pathâ€™).

* name Allows to use disk path name with option * diskpath instead of
disk path oid index.

* regexp
Allows to use regexp to filter diskpath (with option * name).

* regexp-isensitive
Allows to use regexp non case-sensitive (with * regexp).

* display-transform-src
Regexp src to transform display value. (security risk !!!)

* display-transform-dst
Regexp dst to transform display value. (security risk !!!)

* filter-device
Filter device name (Can be a regexp).

snmp:interfaces

Plugin Description :
Check Linux operating systems in SNMP.

Output Options :
* verbose
Display long output.

* debug Display also debug messages.

* filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

* explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

* change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

* range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

* filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

* opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

* output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

* output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

* output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

* disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

* disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Snmp Options :
* hostname
Hostname to query (required).

* snmp-community
Read community (defaults to public).

* snmp-version
Version : 1 for SNMP v1 (default), 2 for SNMP v2c, 3 for SNMP v3.

* snmp-port
Port (default : 161).

* snmp-timeout
Timeout in secondes (default : 1) before retries.

* snmp-retries
Set the number of retries (default : 5) before failure.

* maxrepetitions
Max repetitions value (default : 50) (only for SNMP v2 and v3).

* subsetleef
How many oid values per SNMP request (default : 50) (for get_leef
method. Be cautious whe you set it. Prefer to let the default
value).

* snmp-force-getnext
Use snmp getnext function (even in snmp v2c and v3).

* snmp-username
Security name (only for SNMP v3).

* authpassphrase
Authentication protocol pass phrase.

* authprotocol
Authentication protocol (MD5|SHA)

* privpassphrase
Privacy protocol pass phrase

* privprotocol
Privacy protocol (DES|AES)

* contextname
Context name

* contextengineid
Context engine ID

* securityengineid
Security engine ID

* snmp-errors-exit
Exit code for SNMP Errors (default : unknown)

Retention Options :
* memcached
Memcached server to use (only one server).

* redis-server
Redis server to use (only one server).

* redis-attribute
Set Redis Options (* redis-attribute="cnx_timeout=5").

* memexpiration
Time to keep data in seconds (Default : 86400).

* statefile-dir
Directory for statefile (Default :
â€™/var/lib/centreon/centpluginsâ€™).

* statefile-suffix
Add a suffix for the statefile name (Default : â€™â€™).

* statefile-concat-cwd
Concat current working directory with option â€™* statefile-dirâ€™.
Useful on Windows when plugin is compiled.

* statefile-storable
Use Perl Module â€™Storableâ€™ (instead Data::Dumper) to store
datas.

Mode :
Check interfaces.

* add-global
Check global port statistics (By default if no * add-* option is
set).

* add-status
Check interface status.

* add-traffic
Check interface traffic.

* add-errors
Check interface errors.

* add-cast
Check interface cast.

* warning-status
Set warning threshold for status. Can used special variables
like : %admstatus, %opstatus, %display

* critical-status
Set critical threshold for status (Default : â€™%admstatus eq
"up" and %opstatus ne "up"â€™). Can used special variables like :
%admstatus, %opstatus, %display

* warning-*
Threshold warning. Can be : â€™total-portâ€™, â€™total-admin-upâ€™,
â€™total-admin-downâ€™, â€™total-oper-upâ€™, â€™total-oper-downâ€™,
â€™in-trafficâ€™, â€™out-trafficâ€™, â€™in-errorâ€™, â€™in-discardâ€™,
â€™out-errorâ€™, â€™out-discardâ€™, â€™in-ucastâ€™ (%), â€™in-bcastâ€™ (%),
â€™in-mcastâ€™ (%), â€™out-ucastâ€™ (%), â€™out-bcastâ€™ (%), â€™out-mcastâ€™
(%).

* critical-*
Threshold critical. Can be : â€™total-portâ€™, â€™total-admin-upâ€™,
â€™total-admin-downâ€™, â€™total-oper-upâ€™, â€™total-oper-downâ€™,
â€™in-trafficâ€™, â€™out-trafficâ€™, â€™in-errorâ€™, â€™in-discardâ€™,
â€™out-errorâ€™, â€™out-discardâ€™, â€™in-ucastâ€™ (%), â€™in-bcastâ€™ (%),
â€™in-mcastâ€™ (%), â€™out-ucastâ€™ (%), â€™out-bcastâ€™ (%), â€™out-mcastâ€™
(%).

* units-traffic
Units of thresholds for the traffic (Default : â€™%â€™) (â€™%â€™, â€™b/sâ€™).

* units-errors
Units of thresholds for errors/discards (Default : â€™%â€™) (â€™%â€™,
â€™absoluteâ€™).

* nagvis-perfdata
Display traffic perfdata to be compatible with nagvis widget.

* interface
Set the interface (number expected) ex : 1,2,... (empty means
â€™check all interfaceâ€™).

* name Allows to use interface name with option * interface instead of
interface oid index (Can be a regexp)

* speed Set interface speed for incoming/outgoing traffic (in Mb).

* speed-in
Set interface speed for incoming traffic (in Mb).

* speed-out
Set interface speed for outgoing traffic (in Mb).

* no-skipped-counters
Donâ€™t skip counters when no change.

* force-counters32
Force to use 32 bits counters (even in snmp v2c and v3). Should
be used when 64 bits counters are buggy.

* reload-cache-time
Time in minutes before reloading cache file (default : 180).

* oid-filter
Choose OID used to filter interface (default : ifName) (values :
ifDesc, ifAlias, ifName).

* oid-display
Choose OID used to display interface (default : ifName) (values :
ifDesc, ifAlias, ifName).

* oid-extra-display
Add an OID to display.

* display-transform-src
Regexp src to transform display value.

* display-transform-dst
Regexp dst to transform display value.

* show-cache
Display cache interface datas.

snmp:list-diskspath

Plugin Description :
Check Linux operating systems in SNMP.

Output Options :
* verbose
Display long output.

* debug Display also debug messages.

* filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

* explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

* change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

* range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

* filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

* opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

* output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

* output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

* output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

* disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

* disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Snmp Options :
* hostname
Hostname to query (required).

* snmp-community
Read community (defaults to public).

* snmp-version
Version : 1 for SNMP v1 (default), 2 for SNMP v2c, 3 for SNMP v3.

* snmp-port
Port (default : 161).

* snmp-timeout
Timeout in secondes (default : 1) before retries.

* snmp-retries
Set the number of retries (default : 5) before failure.

* maxrepetitions
Max repetitions value (default : 50) (only for SNMP v2 and v3).

* subsetleef
How many oid values per SNMP request (default : 50) (for get_leef
method. Be cautious whe you set it. Prefer to let the default
value).

* snmp-force-getnext
Use snmp getnext function (even in snmp v2c and v3).

* snmp-username
Security name (only for SNMP v3).

* authpassphrase
Authentication protocol pass phrase.

* authprotocol
Authentication protocol (MD5|SHA)

* privpassphrase
Privacy protocol pass phrase

* privprotocol
Privacy protocol (DES|AES)

* contextname
Context name

* contextengineid
Context engine ID

* securityengineid
Security engine ID

* snmp-errors-exit
Exit code for SNMP Errors (default : unknown)

Mode :
List disk path (UCD-SNMP-MIB). Need to enable "includeAllDisks 10%" on
snmpd.conf.

* diskpath
Set the disk path (number expected) ex : 1, 2,... (empty means
â€™check all disks pathâ€™).

* name Allows to use disk path name with option * diskpath instead of
disk path oid index.

* regexp
Allows to use regexp to filter diskpath (with option * name).

* regexp-isensitive
Allows to use regexp non case-sensitive (with * regexp).

* display-transform-src
Regexp src to transform display value. (security risk !!!)

* display-transform-dst
Regexp dst to transform display value. (security risk !!!)

* skip-total-size-zero
Filter partitions with total size equals 0.

snmp:list-interfaces

Plugin Description :
Check Linux operating systems in SNMP.

Output Options :
* verbose
Display long output.

* debug Display also debug messages.

* filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

* explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

* change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

* range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

* filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

* opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

* output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

* output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

* output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

* disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

* disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Snmp Options :
* hostname
Hostname to query (required).

* snmp-community
Read community (defaults to public).

* snmp-version
Version : 1 for SNMP v1 (default), 2 for SNMP v2c, 3 for SNMP v3.

* snmp-port
Port (default : 161).

* snmp-timeout
Timeout in secondes (default : 1) before retries.

* snmp-retries
Set the number of retries (default : 5) before failure.

* maxrepetitions
Max repetitions value (default : 50) (only for SNMP v2 and v3).

* subsetleef
How many oid values per SNMP request (default : 50) (for get_leef
method. Be cautious whe you set it. Prefer to let the default
value).

* snmp-force-getnext
Use snmp getnext function (even in snmp v2c and v3).

* snmp-username
Security name (only for SNMP v3).

* authpassphrase
Authentication protocol pass phrase.

* authprotocol
Authentication protocol (MD5|SHA)

* privpassphrase
Privacy protocol pass phrase

* privprotocol
Privacy protocol (DES|AES)

* contextname
Context name

* contextengineid
Context engine ID

* securityengineid
Security engine ID

* snmp-errors-exit
Exit code for SNMP Errors (default : unknown)

Mode :
* interface
Set the interface (number expected) ex : 1,2,... (empty means
â€™check all interfaceâ€™).

* name Allows to use interface name with option * interface instead of
interface oid index (Can be a regexp)

* speed Set interface speed (in Mb).

* skip-speed0
Donâ€™t display interface with speed 0.

* filter-status
Display interfaces matching the filter (example : â€™upâ€™).

* use-adminstatus
Display interfaces with AdminStatus â€™upâ€™.

* oid-filter
Choose OID used to filter interface (default : ifName) (values :
ifDesc, ifAlias, ifName).

* oid-display
Choose OID used to display interface (default : ifName) (values :
ifDesc, ifAlias, ifName).

* display-transform-src
Regexp src to transform display value. (security risk !!!)

* display-transform-dst
Regexp dst to transform display value. (security risk !!!)

* add-extra-oid
Display an OID. Example :
* add-extra-oid=â€™alias,.1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.18â€™ or
* add-extra-oid=â€™vlan,.1.3.6.1.2.1.31.19,%instance\..*â€™

snmp:list-storages

Plugin Description :
Check Linux operating systems in SNMP.

Output Options :
* verbose
Display long output.

* debug Display also debug messages.

* filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

* explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

* change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

* range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

* filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

* opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

* output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

* output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

* output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

* disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

* disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Snmp Options :
* hostname
Hostname to query (required).

* snmp-community
Read community (defaults to public).

* snmp-version
Version : 1 for SNMP v1 (default), 2 for SNMP v2c, 3 for SNMP v3.

* snmp-port
Port (default : 161).

* snmp-timeout
Timeout in secondes (default : 1) before retries.

* snmp-retries
Set the number of retries (default : 5) before failure.

* maxrepetitions
Max repetitions value (default : 50) (only for SNMP v2 and v3).

* subsetleef
How many oid values per SNMP request (default : 50) (for get_leef
method. Be cautious whe you set it. Prefer to let the default
value).

* snmp-force-getnext
Use snmp getnext function (even in snmp v2c and v3).

* snmp-username
Security name (only for SNMP v3).

* authpassphrase
Authentication protocol pass phrase.

* authprotocol
Authentication protocol (MD5|SHA)

* privpassphrase
Privacy protocol pass phrase

* privprotocol
Privacy protocol (DES|AES)

* contextname
Context name

* contextengineid
Context engine ID

* securityengineid
Security engine ID

* snmp-errors-exit
Exit code for SNMP Errors (default : unknown)

Mode :
* storage
Set the storage (number expected) ex : 1, 2,... (empty means
â€™check all storageâ€™).

* name Allows to use storage name with option * storage instead of
storage oid index.

* regexp
Allows to use regexp to filter storage (with option * name).

* regexp-isensitive
Allows to use regexp non case-sensitive (with * regexp).

* oid-filter
Choose OID used to filter storage (default : hrStorageDescr)
(values : hrStorageDescr, hrFSMountPoint).

* oid-display
Choose OID used to display storage (default : hrStorageDescr)
(values : hrStorageDescr, hrFSMountPoint).

* display-transform-src
Regexp src to transform display value. (security risk !!!)

* display-transform-dst
Regexp dst to transform display value. (security risk !!!)

* filter-storage-type
Filter storage types with a regexp (Default :
â€™^(hrStorageFixedDisk|hrStorageNetworkDisk|hrFSBerkeleyFFS)$â€™).

snmp:load

Plugin Description :
Check Linux operating systems in SNMP.

Output Options :
* verbose
Display long output.

* debug Display also debug messages.

* filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

* explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

* change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

* range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

* filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

* opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

* output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

* output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

* output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

* disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

* disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Snmp Options :
* hostname
Hostname to query (required).

* snmp-community
Read community (defaults to public).

* snmp-version
Version : 1 for SNMP v1 (default), 2 for SNMP v2c, 3 for SNMP v3.

* snmp-port
Port (default : 161).

* snmp-timeout
Timeout in secondes (default : 1) before retries.

* snmp-retries
Set the number of retries (default : 5) before failure.

* maxrepetitions
Max repetitions value (default : 50) (only for SNMP v2 and v3).

* subsetleef
How many oid values per SNMP request (default : 50) (for get_leef
method. Be cautious whe you set it. Prefer to let the default
value).

* snmp-force-getnext
Use snmp getnext function (even in snmp v2c and v3).

* snmp-username
Security name (only for SNMP v3).

* authpassphrase
Authentication protocol pass phrase.

* authprotocol
Authentication protocol (MD5|SHA)

* privpassphrase
Privacy protocol pass phrase

* privprotocol
Privacy protocol (DES|AES)

* contextname
Context name

* contextengineid
Context engine ID

* securityengineid
Security engine ID

* snmp-errors-exit
Exit code for SNMP Errors (default : unknown)

Mode :
Check system load-average.

* warning
Threshold warning (1min,5min,15min).

* critical
Threshold critical (1min,5min,15min).

* average
Load average for the number of CPUs.

snmp:memory

Plugin Description :
Check Linux operating systems in SNMP.

Output Options :
* verbose
Display long output.

* debug Display also debug messages.

* filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

* explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

* change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

* range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

* filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

* opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

* output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

* output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

* output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

* disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

* disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Snmp Options :
* hostname
Hostname to query (required).

* snmp-community
Read community (defaults to public).

* snmp-version
Version : 1 for SNMP v1 (default), 2 for SNMP v2c, 3 for SNMP v3.

* snmp-port
Port (default : 161).

* snmp-timeout
Timeout in secondes (default : 1) before retries.

* snmp-retries
Set the number of retries (default : 5) before failure.

* maxrepetitions
Max repetitions value (default : 50) (only for SNMP v2 and v3).

* subsetleef
How many oid values per SNMP request (default : 50) (for get_leef
method. Be cautious whe you set it. Prefer to let the default
value).

* snmp-force-getnext
Use snmp getnext function (even in snmp v2c and v3).

* snmp-username
Security name (only for SNMP v3).

* authpassphrase
Authentication protocol pass phrase.

* authprotocol
Authentication protocol (MD5|SHA)

* privpassphrase
Privacy protocol pass phrase

* privprotocol
Privacy protocol (DES|AES)

* contextname
Context name

* contextengineid
Context engine ID

* securityengineid
Security engine ID

* snmp-errors-exit
Exit code for SNMP Errors (default : unknown)

Mode :
Check physical memory (UCD-SNMP-MIB).

* warning
Threshold warning in percent.

* critical
Threshold critical in percent.

* swap Check swap also.

* warning-swap
Threshold warning in percent.

* critical-swap
Threshold critical in percent.

* no-swap
Threshold if no active swap (default : â€™criticalâ€™).

snmp:processcount

Plugin Description :
Check Linux operating systems in SNMP.

Output Options :
* verbose
Display long output.

* debug Display also debug messages.

* filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

* explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

* change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

* range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

* filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

* opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

* output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

* output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

* output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

* disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

* disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Snmp Options :
* hostname
Hostname to query (required).

* snmp-community
Read community (defaults to public).

* snmp-version
Version : 1 for SNMP v1 (default), 2 for SNMP v2c, 3 for SNMP v3.

* snmp-port
Port (default : 161).

* snmp-timeout
Timeout in secondes (default : 1) before retries.

* snmp-retries
Set the number of retries (default : 5) before failure.

* maxrepetitions
Max repetitions value (default : 50) (only for SNMP v2 and v3).

* subsetleef
How many oid values per SNMP request (default : 50) (for get_leef
method. Be cautious whe you set it. Prefer to let the default
value).

* snmp-force-getnext
Use snmp getnext function (even in snmp v2c and v3).

* snmp-username
Security name (only for SNMP v3).

* authpassphrase
Authentication protocol pass phrase.

* authprotocol
Authentication protocol (MD5|SHA)

* privpassphrase
Privacy protocol pass phrase

* privprotocol
Privacy protocol (DES|AES)

* contextname
Context name

* contextengineid
Context engine ID

* securityengineid
Security engine ID

* snmp-errors-exit
Exit code for SNMP Errors (default : unknown)

Retention Options :
* memcached
Memcached server to use (only one server).

* redis-server
Redis server to use (only one server).

* redis-attribute
Set Redis Options (* redis-attribute="cnx_timeout=5").

* memexpiration
Time to keep data in seconds (Default : 86400).

* statefile-dir
Directory for statefile (Default :
â€™/var/lib/centreon/centpluginsâ€™).

* statefile-suffix
Add a suffix for the statefile name (Default : â€™â€™).

* statefile-concat-cwd
Concat current working directory with option â€™* statefile-dirâ€™.
Useful on Windows when plugin is compiled.

* statefile-storable
Use Perl Module â€™Storableâ€™ (instead Data::Dumper) to store
datas.

Mode :
Check system number of processes. Can also check memory usage and cpu
usage.

* warning
Threshold warning (process count).

* critical
Threshold critical (process count).

* warning-mem-total
Threshold warning in Bytes of total memory usage processes.

* critical-mem-total
Threshold warning in Bytes of total memory usage processes.

* warning-mem-avg
Threshold warning in Bytes of average memory usage processes.

* critical-mem-avg
Threshold warning in Bytes of average memory usage processes.

* warning-cpu-total
Threshold warning in percent of cpu usage for all processes
(sum). CPU usage is in % of one cpu, so maximum can be 100% *
number of CPU and a process can have a value greater than 100%.

* critical-cpu-total
Threshold critical in percent of cpu usage for all processes
(sum). CPU usage is in % of one cpu, so maximum can be 100% *
number of CPU and a process can have a value greater than 100%.

* process-name
Check process name.

* regexp-name
Allows to use regexp to filter process name (with option
* process-name).

* process-path
Check process path.

* regexp-path
Allows to use regexp to filter process path (with option
* process-path).

* process-args
Check process args.

* regexp-args
Allows to use regexp to filter process args (with option
* process-args).

* process-status
Check process status (Default : â€™running|runnableâ€™). Can be a
regexp.

* memory
Check memory.

* cpu Check cpu usage. Should be used with fix processes. if processes
pid changes too much, the plugin can compute values.

* top Enable top memory usage display.

* top-num
Number of processes in the top (Default : 5).

* top-size
Minimum memory usage to be in the top (Default : 52428800 -> 50
MB).

snmp:storage

Plugin Description :
Check Linux operating systems in SNMP.

Output Options :
* verbose
Display long output.

* debug Display also debug messages.

* filter-perfdata
Filter perfdata that match the regexp.

* explode-perfdata-max
Put max perfdata (if it exist) in a specific perfdata (without
values : same with â€™_maxâ€™ suffix) (Multiple options)

* change-perfdata
Change perfdata name (Multiple option) Syntax :
regexp_matching,regexp_substitute

* range-perfdata
Change perfdata range thresholds display : 1 = start value equals
to â€™0â€™ is removed, 2 = threshold range is not display.

* filter-uom
Filter UOM that match the regexp.

* opt-exit
Exit code for an option error, usage (default : unknown).

* output-xml
Display output in XML Format.

* output-json
Display output in JSON Format.

* output-file
Write output in file (can be used with json and xml options)

* disco-format
Display discovery arguments (if the mode manages it).

* disco-show
Display discovery values (if the mode manages it).

Snmp Options :
* hostname
Hostname to query (required).

* snmp-community
Read community (defaults to public).

* snmp-version
Version : 1 for SNMP v1 (default), 2 for SNMP v2c, 3 for SNMP v3.

* snmp-port
Port (default : 161).

* snmp-timeout
Timeout in secondes (default : 1) before retries.

* snmp-retries
Set the number of retries (default : 5) before failure.

* maxrepetitions
Max repetitions value (default : 50) (only for SNMP v2 and v3).

* subsetleef
How many oid values per SNMP request (default : 50) (for get_leef
method. Be cautious whe you set it. Prefer to let the default
value).

* snmp-force-getnext
Use snmp getnext function (even in snmp v2c and v3).

* snmp-username
Security name (only for SNMP v3).

* authpassphrase
Authentication protocol pass phrase.

* authprotocol
Authentication protocol (MD5|SHA)

* privpassphrase
Privacy protocol pass phrase

* privprotocol
Privacy protocol (DES|AES)

* contextname
Context name

* contextengineid
Context engine ID

* securityengineid
Security engine ID

* snmp-errors-exit
Exit code for SNMP Errors (default : unknown)

Retention Options :
* memcached
Memcached server to use (only one server).

* redis-server
Redis server to use (only one server).

* redis-attribute
Set Redis Options (* redis-attribute="cnx_timeout=5").

* memexpiration
Time to keep data in seconds (Default : 86400).

* statefile-dir
Directory for statefile (Default :
â€™/var/lib/centreon/centpluginsâ€™).

* statefile-suffix
Add a suffix for the statefile name (Default : â€™â€™).

* statefile-concat-cwd
Concat current working directory with option â€™* statefile-dirâ€™.
Useful on Windows when plugin is compiled.

* statefile-storable
Use Perl Module â€™Storableâ€™ (instead Data::Dumper) to store
datas.

Mode :
* warning-usage
Threshold warning.

* critical-usage
Threshold critical.

* units Units of thresholds (Default : â€™%â€™) (â€™%â€™, â€™Bâ€™).

* free Thresholds are on free space left.

* storage
Set the storage (number expected) ex : 1, 2,... (empty means
â€™check all storageâ€™).