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  2. OBS-2719

Transceiver Tx Alarm (Port disabled)

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      There are sensor alerts for the Tx and Power values for disabled interfaces.
      Of course the interface is not using any power and not sending light.... but it's disabled that's a correct behavior Maybe you can fix that.

      Attached a screenshot.

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          [OBS-2719] Transceiver Tx Alarm (Port disabled)
          dklimek Denis Klimek added a comment -

          I think that this is already solved and that we figured out that it was me who misunderstand the sensorStatus "ok" value wrong.

          dklimek Denis Klimek added a comment - I think that this is already solved and that we figured out that it was me who misunderstand the sensorStatus "ok" value wrong.
          landy Mike Stupalov added a comment -

          yah, probably..

          landy Mike Stupalov added a comment - yah, probably..
          landy Mike Stupalov added a comment -

          Hrm, Denis, seems as I have temporary troubles with main email address (I not received your debug), pls resend to mike@stupalov.com

          landy Mike Stupalov added a comment - Hrm, Denis, seems as I have temporary troubles with main email address (I not received your debug), pls resend to mike@stupalov.com
          dklimek Denis Klimek added a comment -

          Would it be possible to add the possibility of selecting the "Messured state" i.e. "without / UP / DOWN / SHUTDOWN" in the creating process of an custom alert?
          I mean the dropdown where already some other Sensor Measured Fields are present like "Sensor Measured Type, Port IDs etc..."

          This would save work in maintaining a port group which needs to be selected to exclude shutdown ports for sensors alerts.

          dklimek Denis Klimek added a comment - Would it be possible to add the possibility of selecting the "Messured state" i.e. "without / UP / DOWN / SHUTDOWN" in the creating process of an custom alert? I mean the dropdown where already some other Sensor Measured Fields are present like "Sensor Measured Type, Port IDs etc..." This would save work in maintaining a port group which needs to be selected to exclude shutdown ports for sensors alerts.
          dklimek Denis Klimek added a comment -

          I noticed that the status value of entSensorStatus.index is not getting used for setting the sensor status in some cases. Attached is a screenshot and I also sent you a debug log for the sensors. In Logs you can see that the device it displays "ok", but Observium is giving an alert state for the sensor.

           

          dklimek Denis Klimek added a comment - I noticed that the status value of entSensorStatus.index is not getting used for setting the sensor status in some cases. Attached is a screenshot and I also sent you a debug log for the sensors. In Logs you can see that the device it displays "ok", but Observium is giving an alert state for the sensor.  
          landy Mike Stupalov added a comment -

          Pls see latest changes in r9759.
          On sensors/status page added form with ability filter by measured status (none/up/down/shutdown).

          landy Mike Stupalov added a comment - Pls see latest changes in r9759. On sensors/status page added form with ability filter by measured status (none/up/down/shutdown).
          bernhard Bernhard Steinert added a comment -

          i also think it would be better to skip interface sensors of a disabled interface. If they are shown at the dashboard it will never get silent, and you have to look in depth to see if it is a real problem.

          bernhard Bernhard Steinert added a comment - i also think it would be better to skip interface sensors of a disabled interface. If they are shown at the dashboard it will never get silent, and you have to look in depth to see if it is a real problem.
          dklimek Denis Klimek added a comment -

          Hi Mike,

          that looks good for custom alerts and makes sense. But the origin issue is still present.
          I mean the alerts that are generelly generated at ../health/metric=sensors/event=alert%2Cwarning/

          This site shows i.e. alerts for transceivers with -40dBm but the interface is disabled on the device.
          Of course the transceiver is not transmitting any light if the interface is disabled and is also not consuming any power/ampere for the TX laser.

          dklimek Denis Klimek added a comment - Hi Mike, that looks good for custom alerts and makes sense. But the origin issue is still present. I mean the alerts that are generelly generated at ../health/metric=sensors/event=alert%2Cwarning/ This site shows i.e. alerts for transceivers with -40dBm but the interface is disabled on the device. Of course the transceiver is not transmitting any light if the interface is disabled and is also not consuming any power/ampere for the TX laser.
          landy Mike Stupalov added a comment -

          Upd. More correctly with r9741.

          landy Mike Stupalov added a comment - Upd. More correctly with r9741.
          landy Mike Stupalov added a comment - - edited

          Ok, in r9740 I added ability for select sensor/status entities by measured entities.

          For your case I promote this way:

          • Create new (or use any self) group with all disabled/down ports.
          • Add into "Sensor Measured Port Droup" this created group as [not in].

          See example:

          landy Mike Stupalov added a comment - - edited Ok, in r9740 I added ability for select sensor/status entities by measured entities. For your case I promote this way: Create new (or use any self) group with all disabled/down ports. Add into "Sensor Measured Port Droup" this created group as [not in] . See example:

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