Sharing Standard Templates for NetXMS
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@harun said in Sharing Standard Templates for NetXMS:
Template for HP servers (hp-snmp-agents)
UPDATING for DL360 Gen8, new oids and minor changes.
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Hi, improved MT template with dci summary table and my definition of ping tool.
Please view code before import(Im still learning NetXMS)
I will also improve my upgrade tools from other topic(soon).
Best regards
netxms-templ-dci-tool-backup-2017-01-09.xml
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hi
i have attached tempates, events and snmp traps for gamatronic power+ modular ups
Regards,
Lindeamon
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@victor said in Sharing Standard Templates for NetXMS:
Hi all!
Attached are SNMP trap mappings for Dell and HP servers and APC devices, as well as data collection templates for Dell and HP servers.
Best regards,
VictorUpdated dell snmp with interface discovery rules.
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Next template is for synology nases out thereÂ
TODO: Find a way to show disk usage on ex. Volume 1
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Hello,
I tried to use HP.xml for Import from Hanfelt (Post April 06, 2017).
* HP.xml (78.52 kB - downloaded 23 times.)The Import ends with error:
Cannot import configuration: Configuration cannot be imported because of validation errors
How can I import the XML-File?
I use version 2.1-RC1
Thank you
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Hi,
download XML file to your workstation and choose Tools -> Import configuration from main menu, then choose XML file to import.
Best regards,
Victor -
Going through our SNMP based templates right now and will be posting a few over the next few days (once I clean them up a bit by removing our custom events, thresholds and stuff).
APC, CyberPower & Eaton UPS
Starting with APC, CyberPower and Eaton XUPS.
Especially APC has probably been done to death, so I'm throwing in our Object Tool for APC UPS which allows triggering a Self-Test or Runtime Calibration directly from within NetXMS (SNMP Write access to UPS is required).
For the Eaton template, we only have a single IBM XUPS (which uses Eaton), so the auto-bind script is extremely limited as I have no other examples. If anyone has more of those devices it might be an idea to update the template accordingly.
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DELL OpenManage SNMP template
Applies to:
- Systems with Object ID .1.3.6.1.4.1.8072.3.2.10 (i.e. reporting as "Linux") and a valid entry for .1.3.6.1.4.1.674.10892.1.300.80.1.2.1.1 (DELL -> BaseBoard -> Chassis -> BaseBoard Index)
- Windows systems with "Dell OpenManage Systems Management" or "Dell EMC OpenManage Systems Management" software installed
Requirements for Windows:
- Windows SNMP service needs to be installed before DELL OpenManage. Otherwise you'll be missing the SNMP agents.
We don't have a lot of DELL systems and none with Linux, so can't comment on the requirements here.
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DELL iDRAC SNMP template
Applies to:
- Systems with Object ID .1.3.6.1.4.1.674.10892.5
There is obviously quite an overlap with the OpenManage template, but the OIDs are in different parts of the tree. One is for the agents that are installed on a system, the other for the out of band management card.
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Great work Tursiops - fantastic contributions!!
DRAC is on my list as we have a couple of hundred of them scattered around. As many have links about as fast as a tin can and some string, we were judicious in what we monitored. Funny thing - again - we pick things not included normally such as LCD status - our global OK / NOTOK item.
Will also end up with a Xen and Centos applicable template once I get around to the Dells.
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Well - here is the first cut of my Windows generic template. it includes the events that are triggered.
For explanation of the thresholds that apply in this template, they are implemented as per here:
https://www.netxms.org/forum/general-support/simple-question-cdm-monitoring-using-snmp-anybody-doing-this/msg25843/#msg25843Â
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HP iLO SNMP Template
Applies to:
- Systems with Object ID .1.3.6.1.4.1.232.9.4.10
- Windows Systems with "HP Insight Management Agents" or "HPE Insight Management Agents" installed.
Requirements for Windows:
- Windows SNMP service needs to be installed before the Insight Management Agents. Otherwise you'll be missing the SNMP agents.
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