Problem with VMware Monitoring Wizard
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Re: Problem with VMware Monitoring Wizard
So the wizard is not creating services for you? (And thanks for pointing out the wizard not having a continue link.)
Nicholas Scott
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Re: Problem with VMware Monitoring Wizard
Yes it doesn't create any VM services.
Malcz86 what about you ? Do you get something ?
Malcz86 what about you ? Do you get something ?
Configuration:
Nagios XI 2014R2.5
manually upgraded on 64bits CentOS 6
with nothing extra, no gnome, no proxy, no SSL
Add-ons: Hypermap, Minemap, Ping Action, Traceroute Action, Network Replay, graph Explorer, Latest Alert
Nagios XI 2014R2.5
manually upgraded on 64bits CentOS 6
with nothing extra, no gnome, no proxy, no SSL
Add-ons: Hypermap, Minemap, Ping Action, Traceroute Action, Network Replay, graph Explorer, Latest Alert
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Re: Problem with VMware Monitoring Wizard
Yes tried it just now, exactly the same thing. No services created.
NagiosXI 2011R1.9
CentOs 5.4
32bit
VMWare Image
CentOs 5.4
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VMWare Image
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Re: Problem with VMware Monitoring Wizard
Hey guys, would you mind running the wizard I've been working on. It still beta but perhaps it might fix your issue. I haven't run into the issue with it not adding the services, but intall it and let me know if it works. I just want to warn you again this is beta and you should test it on a test system before throwing into production.
Just to be safe, remove the old Wizard before installing this one.
Just to be safe, remove the old Wizard before installing this one.
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Nicholas Scott
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Re: Problem with VMware Monitoring Wizard
We do not have a NagiosXI server for test. So if you got one Malcz86 i wait for your feedback, otherwise i might be able to set up one next week, i hope.
Configuration:
Nagios XI 2014R2.5
manually upgraded on 64bits CentOS 6
with nothing extra, no gnome, no proxy, no SSL
Add-ons: Hypermap, Minemap, Ping Action, Traceroute Action, Network Replay, graph Explorer, Latest Alert
Nagios XI 2014R2.5
manually upgraded on 64bits CentOS 6
with nothing extra, no gnome, no proxy, no SSL
Add-ons: Hypermap, Minemap, Ping Action, Traceroute Action, Network Replay, graph Explorer, Latest Alert
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Re: Problem with VMware Monitoring Wizard
That new wizard works! only issue I had was the auth file it generated was missing a line space between the username/password but added that in manually and is now ok.
NagiosXI 2011R1.9
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Re: Problem with VMware Monitoring Wizard
Thats great Malcz, what file did you have edit?
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Re: Problem with VMware Monitoring Wizard
When the wizard completes it generates a "auth file" in /usr/local/nagiosxi/etc/components/vmware/server01_auth.txt
Should contain username
The wizard seems to miss out the line break so it looks like
Should contain username
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username=root
password=password1234
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username=rootpassword=password1234
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Re: Problem with VMware Monitoring Wizard
Thanks Malcz86! We will have to modify the script - just put it on our TODO list.
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Re: Problem with VMware Monitoring Wizard
Ok I updated it to fix the line break issue.
Srrhd, I think its safe to give this a shot. I would like to point out that mguthrie and I did some digging on this wizard and the perl plugin it uses to poll the ESXi server is a little on the inefficient side, so if you're seeing some performance loss, this plugin may be the culprit. Its not going to bring your server down, but once you get your Nagios XI server crammed with stuff and you're looking for a way to reduce CPU usage, this one is one of the plugins that would server well to cut back on.
Srrhd, I think its safe to give this a shot. I would like to point out that mguthrie and I did some digging on this wizard and the perl plugin it uses to poll the ESXi server is a little on the inefficient side, so if you're seeing some performance loss, this plugin may be the culprit. Its not going to bring your server down, but once you get your Nagios XI server crammed with stuff and you're looking for a way to reduce CPU usage, this one is one of the plugins that would server well to cut back on.
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