Nagios vSphere monitoring via Nagios (NRPE) - Virtualization ...
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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 />
“Save” the Command.<br />
The “OK – 25% used” indicates that the used space is below our warning threshold (45%). The info after<br />
the pipe “|” is the performance data that we can use for graphing (we’ll get to that later).<br />
Now that the command works, let’s setup the service:<br />
Either “create new”, or clone a service. Name the service <strong>vSphere</strong>_vmfs. Click on the “Service Check”<br />
tab to specify the command line specifics:<br />
Be sure the check command is check_nrpe_vmfs<br />
Validate the command line prompts for 3 arguments.<br />
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