* Virtual Environments

Nagios plugins for monitoring virtual environments like VMWare, Parallels, Xen, and more.

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VMWare
check ESX time

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THIS PLUGIN IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY, AND WITHOUT ANY SUPPORT. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This plugins monitors ESX time. He compares the time of…

License: Other by: emaintenance
VMWare
check_vmware_status
http://everwatch.global
3 (1) License: GPL by: Eric Loyd
VMWare
check ntp service and drift on esx (use vi perl toolkit)

check_vmware_ntp.pl - based on vi-check-host-time.pl written by Andrew Sullivan - check if ntp service running - check clock offset - check number of peer #…

License: GPL by: arigaud
OpenVZ
Check OpenVZ Guaranteed Memory
https://github.com/acch/nagios-plugins

OpenVZ Linux containers have a notion of 'guaranteed memory' which is typically lower than the total amount of memory available. Since memory is shared among…

License: MIT by: Achim Christ
VMWare
Cloudviewer (for VMWare vCenter)
https://www.stock-alexander.de/dokuwiki/doku.php
License: GPL by: Alexander Stock
VMWare
Check Active Snapshot on vSphere

I've written this plugin just to discover how many Snapshot are active on our virtual infrastructure. The body of the mail will contains: - the…

5 (2) License: Other by: Simone Vola
VMWare
Check NTP client

This scripts checks the status of the NTP daemon on a specified ESX host. Status is OK if the NTP client is running, and CRITCAL…

License: GPL by: R. Peters
VMWare
Check VMware Tools

This script checks for the installation of VMware Tools on a guest VM. The status is OK if VMware Tools is installed, and CRITICAL if…

5 (1) License: GPL by: R. Peters
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