Configs/Templates/Templates DEBUG/debug zabbix-fortinet/zbx-fortinet/zbx-fortinet-interfaces/README.md

ZBX-FORTINET-INTERFACES

This template use the IF-MIB to discover and manage interfaces of Fortinet devices.

Items

• Discovery: administrative status for each interface
• Discovery: operational status for earch interface
• Discovery: speed for each interface
• Discovery: associated VDOM for each interface
• Discovery: description for each interface
• Discovery: alias for each interface
• Discovery: incoming traffic on each interface
• Discovery: outgoing traffic on each interface
• Discovery: inbound errors on each interface
• Discovery: outbound errors on each interface
• Discovery: incoming discarded packets on each interface
• Discovery: outgoing discarded packets on each interface
• Discovery: the length of the output packet queue for each interface

Triggers

• [DISASTER] => Discovery: operational status was changed for an interface where ifAlias match user macro {$INTF_REGEXP}
• [WARNING] => Discovery: incoming use on an interface exceed 80% for the last 5 minutes
• [WARNING] => Discovery: outgoing use on an interface exceed 80% for the last 5 minutes
• [INFORMATION] => Discovery: operational status was changed for an interface where ifAlias didn't match user macro {$INTF_REGEXP}
• [INFORMATION] => Discovery: the length of the output packet queue is not empty on each interface

Graphs

• Discovery: traffic (bits/sec, 95th Percentile) for an interface
• Discovery: errors on an interface
• Discovery: length of the output packets queue for an interface

Installation

1. Install if.speed in the ExternalScripts directory of your Zabbix server and/or proxy. Check your zabbix_server.conf and/or zabbix_proxy.conf if in doubt.
2. Then chmod a+x if.speed
3. Install if.vdom in the ExternalScripts directory of your Zabbix server and/or proxy. Check your zabbix_server.conf and/or zabbix_proxy.conf if in d>
4. Then chmod a+x if.vdom
5. Import zbx-fortinet-interfaces.xml file into Zabbix.
6. Add to your host the {$SNMP_COMMUNITY} macro with your SNMP community as value.
7. Add to your host the {$INTF_REGEXP} macro with your regular expression as value (ex: -p-|-P-|-pe-|-PE-)
8. Associate ZBX-FORTINET-INTERFACES template to the host.

Requirements

This template was tested for Zabbix 2.0.0 and higher.

if.speed 1.0

This script quey the speed of an interface using the ifSpeed and ifHighSpeed OID and return the right speed value for an interface.

if.vdom 1.0

This script show associated VDOM for an interface using SNMP on FortiNet device.

License

This template is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

Copyright

Copyright (c) Jean-Jacques Martrès

Authors

Jean-Jacques Martrès (jjmartres |at| gmail |dot| com)