# Poller Support This document will explain how to use `lnms device:poll` to debug issues or manually running to process data. ## Command options ```bash Description: Poll data from device(s) as defined by discovery Usage: device:poll [options] [--] Arguments: device spec Device spec to poll: device_id, hostname, wildcard (*), odd, even, all Options: -m, --modules=MODULES Specify single module to be run. Comma separate modules, submodules may be added with / -x, --no-data Do not update datastores (RRD, InfluxDB, etc) -h, --help Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command -q, --quiet Do not output any message -V, --version Display this application version --ansi|--no-ansi Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output -n, --no-interaction Do not ask any interactive question --env[=ENV] The environment the command should run under -v|vv|vvv, --verbose Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug ``` ## Poller Wrapper We have a `poller-wrapper.py` script by [Job Snijders](https://github.com/job). This script is currently the default. If you need to debug the output of poller-wrapper.py then you can add `-d` to the end of the command - it is NOT recommended to do this in cron. ## Poller config These are the default poller config items. You can globally disable a module by setting it to `false`. If you just want to disable it for one device then you can do this within the WebUI Device -> Edit -> Modules. !!! setting "poller/poller_modules" ```bash lnms config:set poller_modules.unix-agent false lnms config:set poller_modules.os true lnms config:set poller_modules.ipmi true lnms config:set poller_modules.sensors true lnms config:set poller_modules.processors true lnms config:set poller_modules.mempools true lnms config:set poller_modules.storage true lnms config:set poller_modules.netstats true lnms config:set poller_modules.hr-mib true lnms config:set poller_modules.ucd-mib true lnms config:set poller_modules.ipSystemStats true lnms config:set poller_modules.ports true lnms config:set poller_modules.nac false lnms config:set poller_modules.bgp-peers true lnms config:set poller_modules.junose-atm-vp false lnms config:set poller_modules.printer-supplies false lnms config:set poller_modules.ucd-diskio true lnms config:set poller_modules.wireless true lnms config:set poller_modules.ospf true lnms config:set poller_modules.ospfv3 true lnms config:set poller_modules.cisco-ipsec-flow-monitor false lnms config:set poller_modules.cisco-remote-access-monitor false lnms config:set poller_modules.cisco-cef false lnms config:set poller_modules.slas false lnms config:set poller_modules.mac-accounting true lnms config:set poller_modules.cipsec-tunnels false lnms config:set poller_modules.cisco-ace-loadbalancer false lnms config:set poller_modules.cisco-ace-serverfarms false lnms config:set poller_modules.cisco-cbqos false lnms config:set poller_modules.cisco-otv false lnms config:set poller_modules.cisco-vpdn false lnms config:set poller_modules.netscaler-vsvr false lnms config:set poller_modules.aruba-controller false lnms config:set poller_modules.entity-physical true lnms config:set poller_modules.entity-state false lnms config:set poller_modules.applications true lnms config:set poller_modules.availability true lnms config:set poller_modules.stp true lnms config:set poller_modules.vminfo false lnms config:set poller_modules.ntp true lnms config:set poller_modules.services true lnms config:set poller_modules.loadbalancers false lnms config:set poller_modules.mef false lnms config:set poller_modules.mef false ``` ## OS based Poller config You can enable or disable modules for a specific OS by using `lnms config:set os. false` OS based settings have preference over global. Device based settings have preference over all others. Negligible Poller performance improvements can be achieved by deactivating all modules that are not supported by specific OS. E.g. to deactivate spanning tree but activate unix-agent module for linux OS !!! setting "poller/poller_modules" ```bash lnms config:set os.linux.poller_modules.stp false lnms config:set os.linux.poller_modules.unix-agent true ``` ## Poller modules `unix-agent`: Enable the check_mk agent for external support for applications. `system`: Provides information on some common items like uptime, sysDescr and sysContact. `os`: Os detection. This module will pick up the OS of the device. `ipmi`: Enables support for IPMI if login details have been provided for IPMI. `sensors`: Sensor detection such as Temperature, Humidity, Voltages + More. `processors`: Processor support for devices. `mempools`: Memory detection support for devices. `storage`: Storage detection for hard disks `netstats`: Statistics for IP, TCP, UDP, ICMP and SNMP. `hr-mib`: Host resource support. `ucd-mib`: Support for CPU, Memory and Load. `ipSystemStats`: IP statistics for device. `ports`: This module will detect all ports on a device excluding ones configured to be ignored by config options. `xdsl`: This module will collect more metrics for xdsl interfaces. `nac`: Network Access Control (NAC) or 802.1X support. `bgp-peers`: BGP detection and support. `junose-atm-vp`: Juniper ATM support. `printer-supplies`: Toner levels support. `ucd-diskio`: Disk I/O support. `wifi`: WiFi Support for those devices with support. `ospf`: OSPF Support. `ospfv3`: OSPFv3 Support. `cisco-ipsec-flow-monitor`: IPSec statistics support. `cisco-remote-access-monitor`: Cisco remote access support. `cisco-cef`: CEF detection and support. `slas`: SLA detection and support. `mac-accounting`: MAC Address account support. `cipsec-tunnels`: IPSec tunnel support. `cisco-ace-loadbalancer`: Cisco ACE Support. `cisco-ace-serverfarms`: Cisco ACE Support. `netscaler-vsvr`: Netscaler support. `aruba-controller`: Aruba wireless controller support. `entity-physical`: Module to pick up the devices hardware support. `applications`: Device application support. `availability`: Device Availability Calculation. ## Running Here are some examples of running poller from within your install directory. ```bash lnms device:poll localhost lnms device:poll localhost -m ports ``` ## Debugging To provide debugging output you will need to run the poller process with the `-vv` flag. You can do this either against all modules, single or multiple modules: All Modules ```bash lnms device:poll localhost -vv ``` Single Module ```bash lnms device:poll localhost -m ports -vv ``` Multiple Modules ```bash lnms device:poll localhost -m ports,entity-physical -vv ``` Using `-vv` shouldn't output much sensitive information, `-vvv` will, so it is then advisable to sanitise the output before pasting it somewhere as the debug output will contain snmp details amongst other items including port descriptions. The output will contain: DB Updates RRD Updates SNMP Response