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Figured it out.
Nevermind, Thank you again.

Thank you with such a swift reply.
In the command View section, it leaves me incapable of editing that plugin.
It's entitled check_esx3_guest and im located in the user/local/nagios/libexec section, but unable to find it to see if i can manually edit it.

I aggregated all of my VMs and Hosts through the Configuration Wizard and I am currently monitoring all my VMs as well as hosts.
I am capable of viewing and editing on the Administration side but in the Quick View and Details sections, every record shows 0, none of my hosts nor VMs appear.

It's the automated configuration from the wizard. So: Command view: $USER1$/check_esx3.pl -H "$HOSTADDRESS$" -f "$ARG1$" -N "$ARG2$" -l "$ARG3$"$ARG4$ Arg1: /usr/local/nagiosxi/etc/components/vmware/38_102_156_10_auth.txt Arg2: My VM here Arg3: CPU Arg4: -w 80...

Im monitoring my VM's cpu, memory, etc... And in the fourth argument, I placed the normal syntax for a warning: -w # *I don't actually put the # symbol of course, I place whatever numeric value for that particular service. It doesn't seem to also follow the warning or critical syntax. It can just me...

I am running the server to simply monitor my VM hosts and the machines. I have 7 hosts in total, and added each individual host to be monitored, including all the vms within each host. I removed all of the hosts and VMS from the Host and Services configuration, re-added only one of the hosts, yet, I...