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NSXMon

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Description:

Nagios Library in PHP to monitor VMware NSX Devices via VMware API

Current Version

0.1.0

Last Release Date

2019-06-13

Compatible With

  • Nagios 4.x
  • Nagios XI

Owner

Sam Napier

Download URL

https://github.com/SNapier/NSXMon

License

GPL

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Project Notes
NSXMon Nagios Library to monitor VMware NSX Devices Command Line Usage: /usr/bin/php NSXMon.php -H "" -f "/path/to/authfile.cfg" -m "" -a "" -c "" -C "" -O "" -s "" -n "" NagiosXI Command Name: NSXMon /usr/bin/php -q $USER1$/NSXMon.php -H "$HOSTADDRESS$" -f "$ARG1$" -m "$ARG2$" -a "$ARG3$" -c "$ARG4$" -C "$ARG5$" -O "$ARG6$" -s "$ARG7$" -n "$ARG8$" Auth File pass the full path to the file in $ARG1 of the check command. See auth-file-example,cfg for content and format requirements NSXMon Check Options SYSTEM -m | --monitor (system) -a | --action system(uptime, version, cpu-usage, cpu-count, cpu-cap, mem-usage, mem-total, storage-usage, storage-total) -c | --critcal -n | --negate (default is false) - forces check to exit with OK state SYSTEM-EVENT -m | --monitor* (system-event) -a | --action* system-event(show-crit, show-high) -c | --critcal* (eventId to match against) -C | --criticalcount (The number of number of matched events before alert) -O | --criticalobject (Specific origin objectId to match against) -s | --scanrange (Only scan events newer than the last X seconds) - seconds only -n | --negate (default is emptyfalse) - forces check to exit with OK state SYSTEM-ALARM -m | --monitor* (system-alarm) -a | --action* system-event(show-resolvable, show-unresolvable) -c | --critcal () -C | --criticalcount (The number of number of matched events before alert) default = 1 -O | --criticalobject (Specific alarm objectId to match against) -s | --scanrange (Only scan events newer than the last X seconds) - default = 600 AUDIT-LOG -m | --monitor (audit-log) -a | --action audit-log(show-fail) -c | --critcal -C | --criticalcount (The number of number of matched events before alert) -> default = 1 -O | --criticalobject (Specific operation type to match against) -s | --scanrange (Only scan events newer than the last X seconds) - default = 600 SNMP -m | --monitor (snmp) -a | --action snmp(list-all, list-enabled, trap-info) -c | --critcal Service Check Examples SHOW-CRITICAL-SYSTEM-EVENTS /usr/bin/php -q NSXMon.php -H "yourhostname" -f "/usr/local/nagios/libexec/nsxmgrauthfile.cfg" -m "system-event" -a "show-crit" -c "1" -w "0" -n "" -x "0" SHOW-RESOLVABLE-SYSTEM-EVENTS /usr/bin/php -q NSXMon.php -H "yourhostname" -f "/usr/local/nagios/libexec/nsxmgrauthfile.cfg" -m "system-alarm" -a "show-resolvable" -c "" -C "5" -O "" -s "" -n "" MEM-USAGE (CRITICAL > 95%) /usr/bin/php -q NSXMon.php -H "yourhostname" -f "/usr/local/nagios/libexec/nsxmgrauthfile.cfg" -m "system" -a "mem-usage" -c "95" -C "" -O "" -s "" -n "" VMware Setup Create Read-Only user via the API with full permissions to the API. Use this username and password in the auth file.
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New NSX Api
by CerealK1ller, June 30, 2021
There is any possibilities to upgrade this to NEW api released?

https://code.vmware.com/apis/547/nsx-t
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by bernard@lheureux.be, November 30, 2020
php -q ./NSXMon.php -H 10.6.253.253 -f "/usr/lib/nagios/plugins/NSXauthfile.cfg" -m "system" -a "mem-usage" -c "95" -C "" -O "" -s "" -n ""
PHP Notice: Undefined variable: mymempercent in /usr/lib/nagios/plugins/NSXMon.php on line 384
PHP Stack trace:
PHP 1. {main}() /usr/lib/nagios/plugins/NSXMon.php:0
PHP 2. main() /usr/lib/nagios/plugins/NSXMon.php:1177
PHP Notice: Undefined variable: mymempercent in /usr/lib/nagios/plugins/NSXMon.php on line 389
PHP Stack trace:
PHP 1. {main}() /usr/lib/nagios/plugins/NSXMon.php:0
PHP 2. main() /usr/lib/nagios/plugins/NSXMon.php:1177

How could I fix that ?
Owner's Reply:

Can you remove the -C "" variable from your command?

Also could you provide the output from
"/api/1.0/appliance-management/summary/system"

--SN

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