Netbotz Devices host Template
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Netbotz Devices host Template
Hello again,
To complete my former post (Uptime Devices Host Template) , we also have a Netbotz 300B in one of our locations.
Thanks to that device, we monitor the air flow, humidity, temperature and have a camera there. The problem is that the device has a very good interface but a poor SNMP implementation (MIBs are included) allowing us to monitor it, but not through an indexed SNMP query .
As we have only three things to monitor, it is not a big deal, so here you will find the host template, exported with "dependencies".
Please feel free to send me any feedback or comments!
Regards,
Lmorair
To complete my former post (Uptime Devices Host Template) , we also have a Netbotz 300B in one of our locations.
Thanks to that device, we monitor the air flow, humidity, temperature and have a camera there. The problem is that the device has a very good interface but a poor SNMP implementation (MIBs are included) allowing us to monitor it, but not through an indexed SNMP query .
As we have only three things to monitor, it is not a big deal, so here you will find the host template, exported with "dependencies".
Please feel free to send me any feedback or comments!
Regards,
Lmorair
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- Netbotz monitoring Result
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- cacti_host_template_netbotz.xml
- Netbotz 300B Sensors Host Template
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Templates are not currently version portable. To import a Template from a 0.8.6c system, it must have been exported on one.
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Life is an adventure, let yours begin with Cacti!
Author of dozens of Cacti plugins and customization's. Advocate of LAMP, MariaDB, IBM Spectrum LSF and the world of batch. Creator of IBM Spectrum RTM, author of quite a bit of unpublished work and most of Cacti's bugs.
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Official Cacti Documentation
GitHub Repository with Supported Plugins
Percona Device Packages (no support)
Interesting Device Packages
For those wondering, I'm still here, but lost in the shadows. Yearning for less bugs. Who want's a Cacti 1.3/2.0? Streams anyone?
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I have a NetBotz 520 and using Cacti 0.8.7 I was able to import the NetBotz templates with no problem. To get it to graph however I had to change the OID strings in the Data Templates with the data below. I still can't find the threshold values, once I do I will post them. I also picked up that even though I specified a RO SNMP community, it stuck to the default "public".
Temp: .1.3.6.1.4.1.5528.100.4.1.1.1.8.21604919
Humidity: .1.3.6.1.4.1.5528.100.4.1.2.1.7.20490798
AirFlow: .1.3.6.1.4.1.5528.100.4.1.5.1.8.18717296
Temp: .1.3.6.1.4.1.5528.100.4.1.1.1.8.21604919
Humidity: .1.3.6.1.4.1.5528.100.4.1.2.1.7.20490798
AirFlow: .1.3.6.1.4.1.5528.100.4.1.5.1.8.18717296
Netbotz 420 Template
Here is an updated template for a Netbotz 420 using (F) Degrees.
The OID's are different than the 520.
Using 8.7a
The OID's are different than the 520.
Using 8.7a
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Re: Netbotz Devices host Template
I'm getting "-nan" on my graphs. I have a Netbotz 550 appliance. How do I find my OID that I'm meant to use and where do I have to place the value once I've found it? I don't know what to look for with SNMPWalk.
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Re: Netbotz Devices host Template
@surferboy, et al.
I hate to break it to you but the updated templates will not work for anyone but guanno. In their sheer brilliance it looks like netbotz decided to use the sensor unique identifier as the index value. Take the following example:
From a developer's standpoint I can certainly understand the desire to do this. But it wreaks total havoc for Cacti, Nagios, or anything else that would need to have some sort of standard. Plus, if you have a sensor fail, the IDs will all change when you swap it out. Perhaps this is part of the desired behaviour.
Either way, a more complex approach needs to be taken to accurately handle the newer netbotz appliances .. most likely a script data query. One of these days I'm going to tackle this but if someone beats me to it ... please let me know
I hate to break it to you but the updated templates will not work for anyone but guanno. In their sheer brilliance it looks like netbotz decided to use the sensor unique identifier as the index value. Take the following example:
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$ snmpwalk -v2c -c public 192.X.X.X .1.3.6.1.4.1.5528.100.4.1.1.1.9 -m ALL
NETBOTZ320-MIB::tempSensorValueIntF.242089423 = INTEGER: 71
NETBOTZ320-MIB::tempSensorValueIntF.636159851 = INTEGER: 74
NETBOTZ320-MIB::tempSensorValueIntF.882181375 = INTEGER: 87
NETBOTZ320-MIB::tempSensorValueIntF.1619732064 = INTEGER: 106
NETBOTZ320-MIB::tempSensorValueIntF.1665932156 = INTEGER: 74
NETBOTZ320-MIB::tempSensorValueIntF.1751899818 = INTEGER: 71
NETBOTZ320-MIB::tempSensorValueIntF.2628357572 = INTEGER: 71
NETBOTZ320-MIB::tempSensorValueIntF.2716713264 = INTEGER: 109
NETBOTZ320-MIB::tempSensorValueIntF.3103062985 = INTEGER: 75
NETBOTZ320-MIB::tempSensorValueIntF.3406802758 = INTEGER: 74
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snmpwalk -v2c -c public 192.X.X.X NETBOTZ320-MIB::tempSensorLabel -m ALL
NETBOTZ320-MIB::tempSensorLabel.242089423 = STRING: A-07 Temperature (2)
NETBOTZ320-MIB::tempSensorLabel.636159851 = STRING: A-04 Temperature (4)
NETBOTZ320-MIB::tempSensorLabel.882181375 = STRING: A-13 Back Temperature (1)
NETBOTZ320-MIB::tempSensorLabel.1619732064 = STRING: A-04 Back Temperature (2)
NETBOTZ320-MIB::tempSensorLabel.1665932156 = STRING: A-09 Temperature (4)
NETBOTZ320-MIB::tempSensorLabel.1751899818 = STRING: A-11 Temperature (2)
NETBOTZ320-MIB::tempSensorLabel.2628357572 = STRING: A-05 Temperature (1)
NETBOTZ320-MIB::tempSensorLabel.2716713264 = STRING: A-09 Back Temperature (1)
NETBOTZ320-MIB::tempSensorLabel.3103062985 = STRING: A-13 Temperature (4)
NETBOTZ320-MIB::tempSensorLabel.3406802758 = STRING: A-02 Temperature (3)
Either way, a more complex approach needs to be taken to accurately handle the newer netbotz appliances .. most likely a script data query. One of these days I'm going to tackle this but if someone beats me to it ... please let me know
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