Timing off after vCenter upgrade
Timing off after vCenter upgrade
Timing is off on Nagios after a vCenter upgrade. Our server guys have told me that the vCenter was upgraded to 5.5. I am attaching a screenshot of what we are seeing in Nagios. Please notice that the time is 'off' & also 'future tense' by months.
This was set-up as a Linux 64 bit, VMware image install
This was set-up as a Linux 64 bit, VMware image install
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Re: Timing off after vCenter upgrade
What is the output of the following:
I want to see if your system time has pushed out as well.
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cat /etc/php.ini | grep 'date.time'Re: Timing off after vCenter upgrade
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cat /etc/php.ini | grep 'date.time'
; http://www.php.net/manual/en/datetime.configuration.php#ini.date.timezone
date.timezone = America/New_York
Last edited by slansing on Wed Jun 18, 2014 9:57 am, edited 1 time in total.
Reason: Joined your two posts together since you were the last responder, also added code wrap to make it easier to read.
Reason: Joined your two posts together since you were the last responder, also added code wrap to make it easier to read.
mvp
Re: Timing off after vCenter upgrade
You can try removing the retention.dat file:
This will cause all of your checks to to go "pending" state and *should* fix the timing issue (if it hasn't been already fixed).
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service nagios stop
killall nagios
cd /usr/local/nagios/var
rm -f retention.dat
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Re: Timing off after vCenter upgrade
This resolved all the timing issues. thanks!!
I am not sure if this is a different issue, your input would be appreciated. We have had this in the past & it seemed that it was due to too many checks around the same time... bogging down Nagios - but it appears to only be affecting vCenter servers & 'localhost'. Please advise. I attached a screenshot of what we're seeing & server stats. thanks
I am not sure if this is a different issue, your input would be appreciated. We have had this in the past & it seemed that it was due to too many checks around the same time... bogging down Nagios - but it appears to only be affecting vCenter servers & 'localhost'. Please advise. I attached a screenshot of what we're seeing & server stats. thanks
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Re: Timing off after vCenter upgrade
Most likely your bogging down issue will be due to the VMware SDK used to execute the VMware checks. It's a memory and CPU resource hog which in turn causes Nagios to stop responding.
It just so happens that I've developed a Plugin that runs on a vMA appliance, which offloads the VMware checks to stop your Nagios host becoming so bogged down.
Go and download box293_check_vmware from the Nagios Exchange. Have a good read of the manual as it contains everything you need to know to get it running.
A Wizard for Nagios XI that is specific to this plugin is coming soon ...
It just so happens that I've developed a Plugin that runs on a vMA appliance, which offloads the VMware checks to stop your Nagios host becoming so bogged down.
Go and download box293_check_vmware from the Nagios Exchange. Have a good read of the manual as it contains everything you need to know to get it running.
A Wizard for Nagios XI that is specific to this plugin is coming soon ...
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Re: Timing off after vCenter upgrade
Glad I started following this post!
I stopped all my VMware checks recently (except for ping) because of the bog-down.
Thank you for the option to offload, I have tagged this post and will implement it this fall after projects taper off
I stopped all my VMware checks recently (except for ping) because of the bog-down.
Thank you for the option to offload, I have tagged this post and will implement it this fall after projects taper off
Re: Timing off after vCenter upgrade
@mvp
Let us know if Box293's suggestion helped.
Let us know if Box293's suggestion helped.
Be sure to check out our Knowledgebase for helpful articles and solutions!
Re: Timing off after vCenter upgrade
Great stuff, I will hopefully be able to do something with this & update in the next week.
Thank you!
Thank you!
mvp