[Dogo]

Hello dear PandoraFMS Team

is it possible to read out cpu-temperature with windows agent ?
Is there any module or something?

I have Pandora for Windows Server (Pandora FMS v7. ONG. 714) and Windows Agent (v7. ONG. 717)
Thanks for your help

[vic]

Hi Dogo,

Yes, you can create a local module in the agent, also you can create remote modules with the Pandora FMS server.
You need create queries of WMI to get the temperature of the CPU.

Best regards,

vic.

[tonanto]

[quote="annomatik" pid='26371' dateline='1537027530']
Apparently, the WMI way to do this is described here:

https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/18ce0701-e87d-4414-a8b5-8be3908a21b8/reading-cpu-temperature-wmi?forum=vblanguage

How would I configure a Windows agent to deliver the temperature *in Celsius*? (the WMI delivers in Kelvin?)

Also, is there any good commandline tool to display WMI info? I have a good understanding how to do things in Linux, but for Windows, monitoring is still full of secrets for me...

Thanks!
[/quote]

"How would I configure a Windows agent to deliver the temperature *in Celsius*? (the WMI delivers in Kelvin?)
" i wonder about these too help

[eduardo.corral]

[quote="tonanto" pid='28855' dateline='1561712860']
[quote="annomatik" pid='26371' dateline='1537027530']
Apparently, the WMI way to do this is described here:

https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/18ce0701-e87d-4414-a8b5-8be3908a21b8/reading-cpu-temperature-wmi?forum=vblanguage

How would I configure a Windows agent to deliver the temperature *in Celsius*? (the WMI delivers in Kelvin?)

Also, is there any good commandline tool to display WMI info? I have a good understanding how to do things in Linux, but for Windows, monitoring is still full of secrets for me...

Thanks!
[/quote]

"How would I configure a Windows agent to deliver the temperature *in Celsius*? (the WMI delivers in Kelvin?)
" i wonder about these too help
[/quote]

Greetings,

You can deliver the temperature of the device you want in Celsius with the appropiate OID and the type of data you want to display. For temperature, you'll want to choose SNMP numeric data.

You can find the OID you need in the manufacturer web (for example, for a Cisco switch, you'll need to go to Cisco website).

Kind regards,

Eduardo.

[emmybr]

Was wondering this also I was noticing that my machine temperature is acting weird. This will answer my doubt. Thanks

[hugotahiri]

There are other ways you can read the cup temperature：
Reboot your computer. Your BIOS is the menu that lets you adjust your computer's basic settings. ...
Press the BIOS key. The key varies depending on your hardware manufacturer. ...
Find the Hardware Monitor. Different BIOS programs will have different section labels. ...
Check your CPU temperature.
Specific steps ：https://docsbay.net/how-to-monitor-cpu-temperature
Hopefully it helps！