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Check CPU, Memory, Network, and VM Status on a VMWare ESX virtual server, via SNMP. Also support for MRTG querying, and listing VMs/interfaces. V2.3 fixes minor problems triggered by the Nagios 2 embedded perl compiler.
Current Version
Last Release Date
June 12, 2009
Owner
Nagios Exchange
Website
http://www.steveshipway.org/forum/
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This plugin will work with both Nagios and MRTG. It takes various arguments, so that you can pull out global information or per-VM information.
Note that the VMWare SNMP daemon can support reporting on load average and filesystem space – so adding these lines:
load 10 10 10 disk /
to your /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf will allow these to be reported.
This includes example templates for Nagios and MRTG.
Use the -h flag to the check_esx plugin for usage syntax.
Now also includes vmware_monitor.pl, a utility to run every 5 mins which works with RRDTool to gather data, and dynamically reconfigures MRTG config files which can be passed to any MRTG display utility.
Updated to v2.2 to fix a few bugs.
Version 2.4 supports ESX 3.x (I think) as well as 2.x
Version 3.0alpha properly supports ESX 3.x (where x<5) but is still in testing. This also includes check_vcpu and check_vmem plugins to run under NRPE on Linux and Windows to use new vmware_tools API to check virtual CPU and Memory usage from within the guest. Although this version has passed all testing so far it should not be considered a full release candidate. Version 3.0 developed with the help of Groundwork OpenSource. Thanks guys! Note that ESX3.5 has a lot of problems with this now. A major rewrite is planned.
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