Quick description
Aruba 2930M switches (and likely others in the same family) can have multiple redundant power supplies.
Each power supply contains a fan whose status is monitored by the switch, in addition to the fans located in the switch chassis.
This plugin monitors the status of all fans on a switch, and appears to report an error if the switch has only a single power supply.
How to reproduce
- Version of the plugin: 25.12.0
- Information about the monitored resource: Aruba 2930M Switch
- Command line:
/usr/lib/centreon/plugins//centreon_hp_procurve.pl --plugin=network::hp::procurve::snmp::plugin --mode=environment --hostname=******** --snmp-version='3' --snmp-community='*****' --snmp-username ****** --authprotocol *** --authpassphrase ****** --privprotocol *** --privpassphrase **** --component='.*' --verbose
Expected result
The plugin should return “OK” since, in fact, no fans are missing; the switch has only one power supply.
Actual result
plugin output :
Status information
WARNING: fan '4' state is off
Checking fans
fan '1' state is ok [instance: 1].
fan '2' state is ok [instance: 2].
fan '3' state is ok [instance: 3].
fan '4' state is off [instance: 4].
fan '5' state is ok [instance: 5].
Checking power supply
power supply '1' state is psNotPresent [instance: 1].
power supply '2' state is psPowered [instance: 2].
Checking sensors
temperature sensor 'temperature.1' state is not present [instance: temperature.1].
checking temperatures
temperature 'Chassis' is '19' celsius [instance: 0]
output of sh system fan on switch, reporting "Fan removed", the actual meaning is "Fan absent"
output of show system power-supply, showing only one PSU present in the switch :
The term “Fan removed” is misleading, but it is “normal”
Quick description
Aruba 2930M switches (and likely others in the same family) can have multiple redundant power supplies.
Each power supply contains a fan whose status is monitored by the switch, in addition to the fans located in the switch chassis.
This plugin monitors the status of all fans on a switch, and appears to report an error if the switch has only a single power supply.
How to reproduce
/usr/lib/centreon/plugins//centreon_hp_procurve.pl --plugin=network::hp::procurve::snmp::plugin --mode=environment --hostname=******** --snmp-version='3' --snmp-community='*****' --snmp-username ****** --authprotocol *** --authpassphrase ****** --privprotocol *** --privpassphrase **** --component='.*' --verboseExpected result
The plugin should return “OK” since, in fact, no fans are missing; the switch has only one power supply.
Actual result
plugin output :
output of
sh system fanon switch, reporting "Fan removed", the actual meaning is "Fan absent"output of
show system power-supply, showing only one PSU present in the switch :The term “Fan removed” is misleading, but it is “normal”