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<strong>Nagios</strong> <strong>vSphere</strong> <strong>monitoring</strong> <strong>via</strong> <strong>NRPE</strong> | Author: Paul Drangeid http://www.tdonline.com/training/<br />
6)Configure <strong>Nagios</strong> Commands and Services<br />
Login to your <strong>Nagios</strong> Server.<br />
Navigate to Configuration:<br />
Click Commands.<br />
Either Copy an existing command or Create a new one. Call it check_nrpe_vmfs:<br />
The 3 arguments will represent the following:<br />
ARG1 – the name of your VMFS volume (this is case sensitive!)<br />
ARG2– the warning threshold (percent) used space at which an alert is raised<br />
ARG3 – the critical threshold (percent) used space at which an alert is raised<br />
To test the command you must get the exact name of your VMFS volume. To check this open your<br />
<strong>vSphere</strong> Client and select your host. Click the Configuration Tab, the click Storage:<br />
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