Yes, I I consider that a workaround, as many people have hostgroups just
for this purpose, where I see hostgroups as more of a grouping of
devices for visibility sake.
So both are solutions, but I think assigning services (checks) directly
to a host template is a stronger solution, as it may no
Hi Taylor!
On Mon, 07 Dec 2009, Taylor Dondich wrote:
> I hate to toot our own horn here in the Nagios Users mailing list (not
> the reason why I joined it). However, our configuration tool really
> does support what you are trying to do. Lilac Configurator has support
> for templates, but w
>From the VMware Infrastructure client under "Health Check" you ca see vital
hardware health statistics such as processor, memory, hard drives power
supplies, and fans. The information is gathered by WBEM, and can be done
with HP SIM too. The script is able to poll this information and return the
>> -Original Message-
>> From: dOE [mailto:doep...@gmail.com]
>> Sent: Monday, December 07, 2009 12:13 PM
>> To: Nagios User-List
>> Subject: [Nagios-users] Nagios monitor for VMware ESXi (free edition)
>>
>> I have created a monitor using the "check_esxwbem.py", but it returns
an "OK" a
I have created a monitor using the "check_esxwbem.py", but it returns an
"OK" and *null* It is not doing what it is intended to do.
The script pulls the hardware resources of the host server through WBEM. I
know WBEM is working because I am able to pull this information from HP SIM,
but I want Nag
Suppose I have 2 services, A and B. Further suppose that A depends
on B. Now if I need to take B out of service for some maintenance, and
schedule downtime in Nagios for B, will the availability report for A
during the time that B's scheduled downtime occurs indicate that A's
outage was schedu
