In terminal I can
[adminrudy@Rafael rb333] /system health> print
fan-mode: auto
use-fan: main
active-fan: main
voltage: 8.3
But in winbox I get no readings on any shown variable.
The ¨system health¨ window also show it is disabled… how to enable?
rgds.
Rudy
Yes. How to enable?
Yes how do we do this i beleive it is /health enable but im not sure… Is this optional capable with rb133? just curious… iM guessing NO though. -Jordan
the same on rb600 ?
???
i get the voltage on the RB333 via SNMP. to find the OID just type in a terminal: system health print oid
the response on the 2 RB333 we have is:
voltage: .1.3.6.1.4.1.14988.1.1.3.8.0
i can the monitor it in cacti or what ever you like to visualize snmp information.
the use of this information i find questionable. the current drawn of the PS would be more important to me but anyway. we have a few AP’s on solar or wind power and to read the battery voltage without employing another consumer (monitoring device) would be handy. just the problems we have with the 3.x branch of ROS and the hardware issues which seem to be erratic with the RB333 and RB600 prevent us from deploying the RB333 in the wild.
regards
Jan
Hello,
I would like to ask how to monitor health in MT graphs. In manual from version 2.9, they say it is possible, in /tool graphs health, but in latter versions I can find it possible. Can anyone say why it’s not possible in 3.* versions? It would be a great if I can achieve this. Thank you.