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check_esx_vdf.pl

Description:

This script allows you to check the vmfs volumes of your VMware ESX environment (akin to check_disk); includes a working pnp4nagios template.

It only works up to ESX 3.5, and hasn’t been updated yet. If you want this to work for a newer version of ESX, you have to use a wholly different approach. Leave a note, and I may decide to update the script 🙂

Current Version

0.02

Last Release Date

2011-07-27

Compatible With

  • Nagios 2.x
  • Nagios 3.x

License

GPL


Project Files
Project Notes
== Requirements == This script needs a running snmpd on the ESX server you use for checking with the following addition to its snmpd.conf: exec .1.3.6.1.4.1.6876.99999.1 vdf /usr/sbin/vdf A pnp4nagios template can be found at the end of this file! == Usage examples == C:ProgrammeNSClient++scripts>perl check_esx_vdf.pl -H esxhostname -w 85 -c 90 -s vmfsvolumename -f OK - vmfs partition '/vmfs/volumes/vmfsvolumename' is at 737/999G (73% in use) | vmfs_vmfsvolumename=772988904;891065777;995868163;0; C:ProgrammeNSClient++scripts> C:ProgrammeNSClient++scripts>perl check_esx_vdf.pl -H esxhostname -w 85 -c 90 -s vmfsvolumename CRITICAL - vmfs partition '/vmfs/volumes/vmfsvolumename' is at 902/999G (90% in use) C:ProgrammeNSClient++scripts> The perfdata problem is now fixed. If you can, please remove this phrase from the final text that is being published, dear Editor(s) :o)
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Script for ESXi 5.5
by Priyabs, December 31, 2017

Hi, Is it possible to have similar plugin for ESXi 5.5 ? Thanks, Priyanka



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