This requires installing the VSphere Perl Toolkit (IE the VC Perl API) and is a bit slower but is much more reliable.
Statistics: Posted by stevesh — Fri Nov 06, 2009 2:32 pm
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Regards,
Carrey
Statistics: Posted by carrey — Fri Nov 06, 2009 1:34 am
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The new APIs for the VC make me think I should completely rewrite check_esx to instead query the VC and get stats out via the API, which will allow much easier monitoring of farms (which is better than monitoring individual ESX hosts) and guests. This would be the VMWare recommended way of doing it, too. However, it would mean a complete change to the check_esx program parameters and so on.
Also, providing a generic 'any CPU problems?' check is rather difficult as there are so many indicators and no real thresholds that generally work.
VMWare monitoring is only getting harder
Statistics: Posted by stevesh — Thu Aug 14, 2008 10:59 am
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i put on a wiki page on http://www.NagiosWiki.org.
it would be nice if you link there if you update the http://www.NagiosExchange.org page for check_esx.
find it over here: http://www.nagioswiki.org/wiki/Plugin:check_esx
greetings,
birger
Statistics: Posted by bschmidt — Wed Aug 13, 2008 10:08 pm
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please be aware that beside of the text the OID changed too.
its now .8 instead of .6
thanks in advance,
birger
Statistics: Posted by bschmidt — Tue Aug 12, 2008 8:23 pm
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but the result is:
CRITICAL: VHosts: 0/12 up: SRV24PD(DOWN), SRV50PD(DOWN), SRV42PD (Sde%2fM(DOWN), SRV17PD (Proc.Ca(DOWN), SRV19PD (Provvig(DOWN), SELEWIN (Contr.T(DOWN), SRV21PD (Server (DOWN), SRV47PD (Diapaso(DOWN), SRV28PD (Hyperio(DOWN), CDF8DB (Database(DOWN), SRV15PD (Server (DOWN), SRV41PD (Spooler(DOWN)|allvms_up_ct=0;;;0;12 allvms_up_pc=0%;;;0;100
but it is not possible... all hosts are up and running!
Wich is the mistake?
Thank you for your help...
Bye
Davide.
Statistics: Posted by rozzatod — Sat Jul 19, 2008 1:24 am
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