Hello,
I have installed Nagios and I want to monitor esx servers, using the Plugin Check VMwre API, so I installed vSphere SDK for Perl, but when i log in on nagios I have the problem with the following message (ScreenShot)
Thank you for your reply
ESX UNKNOWN - Cannot parse critical range: '$'
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Re: ESX UNKNOWN - Cannot parse critical range: '$'
Can you show us some of the failing checks, run from the command line, along with the output?
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Re: ESX UNKNOWN - Cannot parse critical range: '$'
Hello, Thank you for your reply,
when i run command line, i don't have any error messages
Thanks
when i run command line, i don't have any error messages
Thanks
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Re: ESX UNKNOWN - Cannot parse critical range: '$'
Could You please provide Your service and command definitions.
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Re: ESX UNKNOWN - Cannot parse critical range: '$'
Hello,
Here are my configuration files
Thanks
Here are my configuration files
Thanks
Re: ESX UNKNOWN - Cannot parse critical range: '$'
One thing, verify that your $USER11$ and $USER12$ macros do not have an extra $ in the definition and if the password has a $ in it, enclose the password in single quotes.
When you run the check from the command line, the "Possible Precedence" message should not be displayed and it also looks like it is a bug.
https://communities.vmware.com/thread/488747
You may want to try installing a different version of the VMWare Perl SDK of the fix suggested in the link.
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$USER12$='Pas$Word'
https://communities.vmware.com/thread/488747
You may want to try installing a different version of the VMWare Perl SDK of the fix suggested in the link.
Be sure to check out our Knowledgebase for helpful articles and solutions!