Today I happened to troubleshoot a server in a remote part of the world, which I had shipped with SNMP and MRTG installed. Restart Nagios and wait a while (or re-schedule) for the new resources to be monitored. # check vmware esxi machine # check cpu define command It’s done. The prerequisite for the plugin to work is to install the VMWare Perl SDK available on the manufacturer website.ĭownload the file on your server, for example in the root directory, untar it and run the installer that way : This will allow you to install requirements for Perl. The above command shall bring you to the perl cpan install CLI. Install all the dependencies of Perl SDK.
The following tutorial has been made on a CentOS server, you may have to adapt some paths with other distributions. We’ll see here how to monitor an ESXi 4 host. The plugin can monitor either a single ESXi/vSphere server or a VirtualCenter/vCenter Server and individual virtual machines. This article describes how to monitor a VMWare ESXi or vSphere host with Nagios, using the OP5 Check ESX Plugin written in PERL.
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