check_vmware3.pl (Visit this link)

5 from 1 votes

A nagios check plugin for VMware ESX Server based on the perl API.
You need the VMware perl API to use it. (And you need to patch that API to get rid of a bug in it)
Including the Netways NagiosGrapherV1 templates to get nice graphs.
look at it on http://nagioswiki.org/wiki/Plugin:check_vmware3.pl

take a look at it on NagiosWiki!

[http://nagioswiki.org/wiki/Plugin:check_vmware3.pl|check_vmware3.pl on nagioswiki.org]

Submitted by: bs
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Overall downloads: 2635
Added: 2008-12-18 00:00:00
Last Modified: 2009-12-16 13:46:32

Filename	Size	Description	DL
vmware_guest_cpu_change.png	22 kb	second cpu defined for guest	647
vmware_host_memory.png	24 kb	VMware server memory usage	667
check_vmware3.pl	16 kb	perl plugin	3124
vmware_guest_net_io.png	21 kb	guest net i/o	469
vmware_guest_diskusage.png	23 kb	guest with two disks a 8GB	644
vmware_nagios_unknown_missing_api.png	32 kb	try to run plugin withouut VMware API	485
check_vmware3.cfg	2 kb	example nagios definitions	1723
vmware_counter.png	16 kb	one missing vm	645
check_vmware3.ncfg	14 kb	netways nagiosgrapher templates	687
VICommon.pm.patch	1 kb	patch for VMware API to avoid the bug	910

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