Custom YAML file for Eaton EILB13

[Martijn]

Hello Everyone,

im doing mine internship in a datacenter nearby.
As intern i have got mine own project to work on.

We want to monitor inline current meters from Eaton (EILB13) and we already making use of LibreNMS to monitor some servers. so i looked it up and i saw that is was possible to intergrate the current meters in LibreNMS.

After i made a test environment and added the current meter i found out that is was everything i want to monitor so i tried to make my own YAML file for the discovery and so far everything i want to monitor shows up except the Current and the load.

Does anyone know what im doing wrong?

Here is the YAML file i currently have:

mib: PDU-MIB:EATON-EPDU-MIB
modules:
  os:
    hardware:
      - EATON-EPDU-MIB::partNumber.0
      - PDU-MIB::objectName.0
    hardware_template: "{{ EATON-EPDU-MIB::partNumber.0 }} {{ PDU-MIB::objectName.0 }}"
    serial:
      - EATON-EPDU-MIB::serialNumber.0
      - PDU-MIB::serialNumber.0
    version:
      - EATON-EPDU-MIB::firmwareVersion.0
      - PDU-MIB::firmwareVersion.0

  sensors:
    #works correctly
    frequency:
      data:
        - oid: inputTable
          value: inputFrequency
          num_oid: ".1.3.6.1.4.1.534.6.6.7.3.1.1.3.{{ $index }}"
          divisor: 10
          index: "inputFrequency.{{ $index}}"
          descr: "Frequency"

    #works correctly
    voltage:
      data:
        - oid: inputVoltageTable
          value: inputVoltage
          num_oid: ".1.3.6.1.4.1.534.6.6.7.3.2.1.3.{{ $index }}"
          divisor: 1000
          descr: "Current Voltage"
          index: "inputVoltage.{{ $index }}"
          low_warn_limit: inputVoltageThLowerWarning
          low_limit: inputVoltageThLowerCritical
          warn_limit: inputVoltageThUpperWarning
          high_limit: inputVoltageThUpperCritical

    #works correctly
    power:
      data:
        - oid: inputPowerTable
          value: inputWatts
          num_oid: ".1.3.6.1.4.1.534.6.6.7.3.4.1.4.{{ $index }}"
          multiplier: 1
          index: "inputWatts.{{ $index }}"
          descr: "Current Power Usage"

    #works correctly
    power_consumed:
      data:
        - oid: inputTotalPowerTable
          value: inputTotalWh
          num_oid: ".1.3.6.1.4.1.534.6.6.7.3.5.1.5.{{ $index }}"
          divisor: 1000
          index: "inputTotalWh.{{ $index }}"
          descr: "Total Wh used since reset"

    #works correctly
    power_factor:
      data:
        - oid: inputTotalPowerTable
          value: inputTotalPowerFactor
          num_oid: ".1.3.6.1.4.1.534.6.6.7.3.5.1.7.{{ $index }}"
          divisor: 1000
          index: "inputTotalPowerFactor.{{ $index }}"
          descr: "Powerfactor"

    #doesnt show up
    load:
      data:
        - oid: inputCurrentTable
          value: inputCurrentPercentLoad
          num_oid: ".1.3.6.1.4.1.534.6.6.7.3.3.1.11.{{ $index }}"
          multiplier: 1
          index: "inputCurrentPercentLoad.{{ $index }}"
          descr: "load"

    #doesnt show up
    current:
      data:
        - oid: inputCurrentTable
          value: inputCurrent
          num_oid: ".1.3.6.1.4.1.534.6.6.7.3.3.1.4.{{ $index}}"
          divisor: 1000
          descr: "Current"
          index: "inputCurrent.{{ $index}}"
          low_warn_limit: inputCurrentThLowerWarning
          low_limit: inputCurrentThLowerCritical
          warn_limit: inputCurrentThUpperWarning
          high_limit: inputCurrentThUpperCritical

Output of discovery module sensors:

#### Load disco module sensors ####
Caching data: os sensors 
 ENTITY-SENSOR: Caching OIDs: entPhysicalDescr
Airflow: 
Current: .
Charge: 
Dbm: 
Fanspeed: 
Frequency: Cur 50, Low: null, Low Warn: null, Warn: null, High: null
.
Humidity: 
Load: 
Loss: 
Power: Cur 12, Low: null, Low Warn: null, Warn: null, High: null
.
Power_consumed: Cur 0.302, Low: null, Low Warn: null, Warn: null, High: null
.
Power_factor: Cur 0.404, Low: null, Low Warn: null, Warn: null, High: null
.
Runtime: 
Signal: 
State: 
Count: 
Temperature: 
Tv_signal: 
Bitrate: 
Voltage: Cur 231.51, Low: 180, Low Warn: 190, Warn: 255, High: 265
.
Snr: 
Pressure: 
Cooling: 
Delay: 
Quality_factor: 
Chromatic_dispersion: 
Ber: 
Eer: 
Waterflow: 
Percent:

If anyone can help me out, i would really appreciate that!