New challenge – implement Nagios in an Enterprise layout<\/p>\n
Monitor VMware:<\/p>\n
– coverage with OP5 perl plugin for Host\/VM\/VC
\n– missing VMware objects (VM diskspace – vCenter services – HA\/DRS status – \u00a0powered off VMs – VMtool status – VM snapshot status)
\n– missing Windows objects ( service state… – which u cover via powershell scripts)<\/p>\n
Beauty with this setup – you monitor the entire VMware\u00a0environment\u00a0almost agentless – so no need to install any agent on the VMs – just on the proxy and good idea to install on the vCenter server as well.<\/p>\n
Missing objects can be covered by powercli scripts, which are triggered from the Nagios server to be run on a Windows proxy. Have in mind to enable external arguments (allow_arguments).<\/p>\n
All scripts can be found in the internet – if u need some more\u00a0advice\u00a0or a bit of consulting – contact me for a quote<\/p>\n
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New challenge – implement Nagios in an Enterprise layout Monitor VMware: – coverage with OP5 perl plugin for Host\/VM\/VC – missing VMware objects (VM diskspace – vCenter services – HA\/DRS status – \u00a0powered off VMs – VMtool status – VM … Weiterlesen