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CPU HEAT MONITORING DCI PARAMETERS

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    alfmira
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    HI, i am really new at this, i am trying to get the cpu heat of one of my servers witch has the agent, but i dont know the parameters to use.

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      Alex Kirhenshtein
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      It's not supported "out of the box", but you can install lm_sensors and setup custom parameter in agent configuration.

      Example for Core0:

      ExternalParameter = CPU.Temperature:/usr/bin/sensors|egrep 'Core\s*0'|cut -d: -f2|awk '{gsub("[^0-9\\.]", "", $1); print $1;}'
      

      Unfortunately, lm_sensors output can differ from system to system (however this one works on two of my test servers), so you should check and probably adjust my sample.

      More information on ExternalParemeter is available in documentation (we will upload updated version in a few days) or in the forum: link

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