# Error control The plugin works modularly, so if for some reason it fails to send the data, through terminal commands we can see where it is failing. We will be able to see that part of the environment that we are getting the data is having problems to send the data (pods, nodes, deployments, etc). **With the parameter as\_server\_plugin of the conf to 0** Executing the plugin by terminal, if any part fails when sending the data it will print a module and in the description we will see which agent is the one that fails. ``` ``` [![image-1645116241124.png](https://pandorafms.com/guides/public/uploads/images/gallery/2022-02/scaled-1680-/image-1645116241124.png)](https://pandorafms.com/guides/public/uploads/images/gallery/2022-02/image-1645116241124.png) In this example we have painted a module in xml by terminal that tells us in the description that it has had problems with the pod\_stats agent. **With the parameter as\_server\_plugin of the conf to 1** If we execute manually the plugin by terminal with the option as\_server\_plugin to 1, this will paint by terminal a number, this number indicates in which part the plugin has failed.
9You have executed everything perfectly
8Failed in openshift agent
7Failed in replication controllers agent
6Failed agent services
5Agent api services failed
4Failed in the imagestreams agent
3Failed in deployments agents
2You have failed in the agent pod stats
1Failed in pod agents
0Failed in node agents