On the new Aruba 2930F en some older switches temperature sensor doesn't work anymore

Mike Stupalov added a comment - 2020/07/22 10:26 PM Just note, you use firmware WC.16.07.0003. Latest in this series is WC.16.07.000*6*, and newest is WC.16. 10 .0009

Mike Stupalov added a comment - 2020/07/22 10:15 PM Fixed in r10608.

Mike Stupalov added a comment - 2020/07/22 10:13 PM Ok, As I see this is vendor firmware (or hardware trouble). Device report all temperetature (and some other) sensors as 0, see hpicfPsTemp : POWERSUPPLY-MIB::hpicfPsState.1 = INTEGER: psPowered(3) POWERSUPPLY-MIB::hpicfPsState.2 = INTEGER: psPowered(3) POWERSUPPLY-MIB::hpicfPsFailures.1 = Counter32: 0 POWERSUPPLY-MIB::hpicfPsFailures.2 = Counter32: 0 POWERSUPPLY-MIB::hpicfPsTemp.1 = INTEGER: 0 POWERSUPPLY-MIB::hpicfPsTemp.2 = INTEGER: 0 POWERSUPPLY-MIB::hpicfPsVoltageInfo.1 = STRING: AC 120V/240V POWERSUPPLY-MIB::hpicfPsVoltageInfo.2 = STRING: AC 120V/240V POWERSUPPLY-MIB::hpicfPsWattageCur.1 = INTEGER: 0 POWERSUPPLY-MIB::hpicfPsWattageCur.2 = INTEGER: 0 POWERSUPPLY-MIB::hpicfPsWattageMax.1 = INTEGER: 65 POWERSUPPLY-MIB::hpicfPsWattageMax.2 = INTEGER: 65 POWERSUPPLY-MIB::hpicfPsLastCall.1 = Counter32: 964244386 POWERSUPPLY-MIB::hpicfPsLastCall.2 = Counter32: 964244386 POWERSUPPLY-MIB::hpicfPsModel.1 = STRING: Not Av... POWERSUPPLY-MIB::hpicfPsModel.2 = STRING: Not Av... indirectly, this is confirmed by the fact that the power supply model is not correctly determined (see hpicfPsModel ). I will add ignore 0 (zero) values, but correctly is write to Vendor support (or check new firmware). Seems as you not only updated Observium, but devices firmware too