Thank you very much, it worked flawlessly!
So, I have set it up and it works, like mentioned above.
Sadly, the check shows an error and I don’t know how to create a corresponding rule.
You can click
and select the parameters for this service.
The problem is normal as the PSU on HPE report a threshold of 0 degrees 
Thank you, you are a life saver 
Hi Andreas
we have HPE Proliants with AMD processors and ILO 6. There is an error in the voltage inventory check because the value of name is “”. I fixed it dirty in our instance by adding in redfish_voltage.py in line 32
if entry["Name"] != "":
can you please make it check for name: “”.
Thanks
Michael
What version of the MKP do you use?
Would be better to open a new topic for such problems.
oh, forgot version. 2.3.0p26.
I thought you were collecting everything here, but I’d also like to start a new topic
2.3.0p26 - is not the version of the used mkp
Sorry.
redfish 2.3.38 Redfish Restful API Checks Andreas Doehler (andreas.doehler@bechtle.com / andreas.doehler@gmail.com) 2.3.0b6 2.3.99 28 Enabled (active on this site)
Please first upgrade to the latest version of the mkp and check if the problem is also there.
Oh, I had a misunderstanding. I thought that Redfish was updated with the check_mk versions. I must have misunderstood something. Otherwise I would have looked for the latest version first. After the update it works.
for the future. Would you prefer if I started a new thread?
and thanks for the very fast help