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@nicola.sarobba
Member Since: March 5, 2010
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Very interesting. With this plugin you can see the pnp4nagios graphs relative to a service in only one graph. I also got the famous "blank page", because I run Apache with SSL and Firefox blocks mixed content: modify line 150 of highcharts.html from http to https and you can see the graph.
Reviewed 11 years ago
Excellent plugin. It's not possible to monitor NetApp FAS systems. I get the error: "[ERROR] Could not read ifOctetIn information from host "x.y.z.q" with snmp". This post explains why. http://www.tontonitch.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1669
Reviewed 14 years ago
The plugin works fine with ESXi 4.1 (the new licensed version). Tested with IBM xSeries and HP Proliant. If you do not want to use the root account, but a dedicated account for monitoring, you can try this steps: in vSphere - create a nagios user - add this user to the root group - Assign the "No access" role to the nagios user Youll'have the right to access from the plugin, but the nagios user will not be able to access with the vsphere client, the console and, SSH.
I think there is a problem with the exit codes. The exit status of a Nagios plugin should be 0=OK, 1=WARNING, 2=CRITICAL, or 3=UNKNOWN, but if the plugin is not run as zimbra user or if the zmcontrol executable is not found the exit code is 0 (OK).
This bash script has no -h or --help switch. The usage says: check_snmp_cisco_memfree -w limit -c limit -h host -s snmp-community but -w means critical and -c means warning I think that the comments in the code should be in English.
Reviewed 16 years ago
This script is buggy. I have 9 virtual machines on my hosts and the 9th as the SNMP index 416 in the table. The code to get the id of a machine makes the assumption that there are a 1:1 relation between the number of machines and the SNMP index. This is the same bug present in check_snmp_cisco_ifstatus. As stated above try this script instead: https://secure.opsera.com/svn/opsview/trunk/opsview-core/nagios-plugins/check_snmp_vmware_cpu Beware that with ESX 4.0 you have to explicitly activate the OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.6876 and if you have already Net-SNMP running your task is to make the two SNMP agents coexist.
The plugin works fine with ESXi 4.1 (the new licensed version). If you do not want to use the root account, but a dedicated account for monitoring, you can try this steps: in vSphere - create a nagios user - add this user to the root group - Assign the "No access" role to the nagios user Youll'have the right to access from the plugin, but the nagios user will not be able to access with the vsphere client, the console and, SSH.
There is an english translation on the project site. Connecting with the perl Sybase module can be somewhat tricky. I finally got a succesfull connection this way: 1 - Edit /etc/freetds/freetds.conf [sqlhost1] host = 192.168.1.1 port = 1433 tds version = 8.0 2 - Use the --server command line option instead of the --hostname option: check_mssql_health --server=sqlhost1 --username=nagiosuser --password=nagiospass --mode connected-users