Mikrotik SNMP page in the docs is missing something ? about centreon-documentation HOT 5 CLOSED

Hi @MegaS0ra

It depends on what kind of license you're using.

If you have an IT-100 account or subscribe to an IT Online subscription:

• Install the Pack through the 'Configuration > Plugin Packs > Manager' menu.

If you're using an offline licensed version:

• Install this RPM: yum install centreon-pack-network-mikrotik-snmp.noarch
• Install the Pack through the 'Configuration > Plugin Packs > Manager' menu.

The centreon-plugin packages the code while the centreon-pack one packages templates and all related centreon objects.

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Hi @Sims24
Thanks for your answer !

License ? I do not use any license I think, I only installed Centreon with centreon-20.10-0.el7.x86_64.iso

The package centreon-pack-network-mikrotik-snmp is not available on my Centreon setup :

[root@monmaster ~]# yum install centreon-pack-network-mikrotik-snmp.noarch
Modules complémentaires chargés : fastestmirror
Loading mirror speeds from cached hostfile
 * base: ftp.pasteur.fr
 * centos-sclo-rh: ftp.pasteur.fr
 * centos-sclo-sclo: ftp.pasteur.fr
 * epel: fedora.cu.be
 * extras: ftp.pasteur.fr
 * updates: ftp.pasteur.fr
Aucun paquet centreon-pack-network-mikrotik-snmp.noarch disponible.
Erreur : Rien à faire

Through the 'Configuration > Plugin Packs' menu, when I search for "Mikrotik", I did found "Mikrotik SNMP".
But it only has a "Subscription" button, which takes me to https://store.centreon.com/en/

Is this a license-only feature ??

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Yes it is a 'license-only' feature.

With the Subsrciption button you can choose the IT-100 plan and it's free of charge! It will and let you monitor up to 100 Hosts and use any Plugin Pack you want on those.

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As we monitor more than 100 hosts, activating this license may be a problem then... but thanks for your help !

I think the documentation should mention this need of a licence, and the Pack installation, right ?
Cause currently, it just says to install one package with yum, and that's all

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Yes, we are actually reviewing all monitoring procedures to have a more understandable format where it's made clear that at least an IT-Token is required.

Check here https://docs.centreon.com/current/en/integrations/plugin-packs/procedures/cloud-azure-network-loadbalancer.html#overview / Setup section.

Regards

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