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That's it. Thanks for the help.

I'll look at that, but we're looking to alert for levels above the warn and crit, right? Wouldn't it trigger on:
./check_vmware_api -D vcenter -l MEM -u user -p password -w 1 -c 2

I shouldn't be looking to exceed the numbers. I should alert if the reading exceeds my stated levels.

Here are four examples with output: ./check_vmware_api -D vcenter -l MEM -u user -p password -w 1 -c 2 CHECK_VMWARE_API OK - mem usage=134764.05 MB (71.64%), overhead=15748.00 MB, swapped=1311.48 MB, memctl=1234.24 MB | mem_usagemb=134764.05MB;1;2 mem_usage=71.64%;1;2 mem_overhead=15748.00MB;1;2 mem...

Sorry. I included only the base portion of the command that was working. I've attempted to add -w and -c with no change no matter what I set them to. ./check_vmware_api -D vcenter -l MEM -u user -p password -w 50 -c 100 and ./check_vmware_api -D vcenter -l MEM -u user -p password -w 500000 -c 100000...

./check_vmware_api -D vcenter -l MEM -u user -p password

I've been able to get the plugin installed and working at the command line for the most part. But I can't seem to get it to recognize warn and crit conditions. Does anyone have a sample command line that works for this?

And...? This is the template that worked properly on 3.x. I can't check ping, but I want to check DNS. I got it to green up by submitting a passive check.

I brought over a no ping host template from 3.x to 4.0.2. On the 4.x, the host check sits at pending forever. Service checks are ok. What's wrong here? # Public no ping define host{ name public-noping ; The name of this host template use generic-host ; Inherit default values from the generic-host te...

Just that one warning. It relates to having the normal_check_interval specified in the file for that host. If I remove that, the warning goes away and the service starts.