qgarnier

Could you provide a snmpwalk ?

Could you test with following mode: ``` $ centreon_plugins.pl --plugin=apps::protocols::snmp::plugin --mode=collection --hostname=IP --config=ciscovtp.config --verbose ``` The config: ``` { "constants": { "critical": "1" }, "mapping": { "vtpState": { "1": "operational",...

Please use the last git version. Command example: ``` $ centreon_plugins.pl --plugin=apps::protocols::snmp::plugin --mode=collection --hostname=IP --config=ciscovtp.config --verbose --constant='filterVlan=Dummy' --constant='warningStatus=' --constant='criticalStatus=operational' ``` ``` { "constants": { "criticalStatus": "mtuTooBigForDevice|mtuTooBigForTrunk" }, "mapping": { "vtpState":...

With that json, you have a quick way to integrate. Maybe we could do in a mode with Perl (because it's quite the same number of lines).

I have looked and it cannot work like RC system. Need to use following module: https://github.com/gempesaw/Selenium-Remote-Driver And i can create a skeleton (with the connection system, some steps functions,...).

We have checked the playwright solution: https://github.com/teodesian/playwright-perl It seems better for the future. But maybe we also take a look for selenium 3/4.

How do you want to monitor that ?

I don't think we manage that kind of json structure with JSON Path (with that json structure): ```$.nodes[*].services[*]``` (get also the node name)

It won't work also. The node name should be in each services entry.

You can keep the node section for the status. You only need to add the node name.