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# OTel: Hosts monitored only via OpenTelemetry are incorrectly treated as ping hosts
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date | 2026-03-19T09:28:02.224095+00:00
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version | 2.6.0b1
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class | fix
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edition | ultimate
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component | checks
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level | 1
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compatible | yes
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Hosts configured to receive OpenTelemetry data but lacking a Checkmk agent or SNMP were incorrectly classified as ping-only. This caused their services to show an UNKNOWN state instead of processing the incoming OpenTelemetry metrics, leading to confusion or missed alerts.
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We now correctly recognize hosts with an OpenTelemetry metrics association as having a valid data source. This fix ensures these hosts display their OpenTelemetry metrics accurately, improving monitoring reliability. No user action is required to benefit from this update.
# mk-sql: skip inaccessible databases in SQL Server Always On Availability Groups
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date | 2026-03-20T12:34:51+00:00
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version | 2.6.0b1
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class | fix
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edition | community
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component | checks
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level | 2
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compatible | yes
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mk-sql previously queried all SQL Server databases indiscriminately, including secondary replicas in Always On Availability Groups (AG) that were not directly accessible. This caused spurious errors when monitoring SQL Server instances participating in an AG.
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Now, mk-sql only queries databases that are actually accessible: standalone databases, primary replicas, and readable secondary replicas. Inaccessible AG secondaries are silently skipped — this is expected behavior, not an error.
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This change improves monitoring reliability by eliminating false error messages. No configuration adjustments are necessary, as the update is fully automatic and transparent to users.
# Enforce "Query metric backend from custom graph editor" permission on graph view, edit and AJAX endpoints
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date | 2026-03-20T09:18:51+00:00
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version | 2.6.0b1
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class | fix
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edition | ultimate
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component | wato
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compatible | yes
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The "Query metric backend from custom graph editor" permission now restricts access to the graph view, edit, and AJAX endpoints. Previously, all users—regardless of this permission—could query the metric backend.
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With this change, only users granted this permission are allowed to query the metric backend.
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No action is required to benefit from this update.
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