Every month, Centreon extends its monitoring connector catalog and implements new connectors, allowing you to connect your IT monitoring with always more ITOps tools.
The result: increased visibility and business observability capabilities. We also offer enhancements and fixes on existing connectors.
For October 2025, we’re introducing one new monitoring connector, multiple improvements, and a few fixes on existing ones.
Many of these improvements are a direct result of the valuable suggestions and ideas from our community members. We thank Watchers for their significant contribution to the continuous evolution of our software.
You may also read the related documentation, contact our sales team, or post a message on The Watch to learn more.
Reminder: Plugin Packs have been renamed. We are now referring to them as monitoring connectors.
One new monitoring connector to discover this month.
Microsoft WSUS CMA
Microsoft WSUS (Windows Server Update Services) is a role service integrated into Windows Server that allows IT administrators to manage the distribution of updates for Microsoft products on workstations and servers within an enterprise network. As part of the Centreon Agent monitoring campaign, we offer the new Microsoft WSUS CMA monitoring connector. It covers the same monitoring scope as the Microsoft WSUS Server connector already available in our catalog. This includes monitoring the status of computers, WSUS server statistics, the status of update synchronization with the WSUS server, and the status of updates.
Bug Fixes
Commvault Commserve Rest API
Fixed an error with jobs mode occurring when the output was too long.
Fortinet Fortigate Rest API
Fixed an issue with `resources` in health mode.
IBM Storwize SSH
Fixed an issue occurring while parsing response, from a community contribution [PR 5697].
InfluxDB
Fixed an error in query mode command.
Microsoft SQL Server
Fixed an issue where deadlocks mode returned false positives.
Office 365 Management
Fixed an issue where each new alert for a service overwrote the previous one, making it impossible to have a global vision in service-status.
Enhancements
APC UPS
Added `timezone` option in time mode, based on community contribution [PR 5690].
Cisco Meraki Rest API
Enhanced help information about `hostname` (see here, for more information about URI).
Elasticsearch
Added new query mode.
Extreme Network SNMP
Added supported models in documentation.
Extreme (formerly Nortel/Avaya) SNMP
Nortel standard SNMP rebranded to Extreme SNMP.
Linux NRPE3
Now deprecated, please use Linux NRPE4.
Office 365 Management
Added `filter-classification` option to service-status mode.
Splunk API
Extended query mode, based on a The Watch idea.
pfSense SNMP
Added new modes: cpu, cpu-detailed, load, memory, swap and uptime.
Windows NSClient API
Added Disk-Name service discovery rule.
VMware8 ESXi REST API
Enhanced performance by implementing cache, and handled pagination for acq-specs.
VMware8 vCenter REST API
Enhanced performance by implementing cache, and handled pagination for acq-specs.
VMware8 VM REST API
Added new modes: disk-io, network and power. Enhanced performance by implementing cache, and handled pagination for acq-specs.
Breaking changes
Elasticsearch
The `ELASTICSEARCHPROTO` host macro’s default value is now `https` to follow Elasticsearch recommendations (see here).
VMware8 ESX REST API
Changed threshold options and metric names for power mode. Changed the way credentials are configured in Host Discovery.
Wondering if you should run a quick upgrade? Check out the release note.
Want to help or suggest improvements? Join us on The Watch or GitHub 💥 and add a star. ⭐ Also, feel free to come and discuss plugins and connectors (monitoring packs, Plugin Packs) on The Watch.
See you next month for new features!
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