Installing VMWARE sdk

[sneha.irali]

When I execute this command it never returns any value:

./check_vmware_api.pl -H 10.61.5.243 -u nagios -p 'Admin' -l cpu -s usage -w 80 -c 90

[gsmith]

Hi,

Does the command just hang?
Or does it return you to the command prompt?

Thanks

[sneha.irali]

it just hangs..!!!
I dont see anything returning..

[gsmith]

Hi

Looks like you had the wrong ip (10.61.5.243) when you last ran this command.
Please try:

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./check_vmware_api.pl -H 10.61.50.243 -u nagios -p 'Admin' -l cpu -s usage -w 80 -c 90

Thanks

[sneha.irali]

I did check with the ryt ip, i altered it when i posted.

however the issue is still the same.

additionally, i checked on the esxi host and found that the memory utilisation on the host is max consumed, would that be causing the nagios command go unresponsive.

[gsmith]

Good catch.

Yes if the memory is maxed out then the command would probably stall.

I am curious though - when you kill the command does the memory drop down ?

Thanks

[sneha.irali]

The memory utilization is not because we make a Nagios call, rather due to the other process running on it locally.

I have asked team to clear out the memory so that I can re-initiate the test from Nagios. I will keep you posted.

[gsmith]

Hi

Great thanks for letting me know.

Thanks

[sneha.irali]

Hi,

I did have a check today, the host was consuming 80% mem n 6% cpu, however when i do run check command i dont see the results and its just blank as how i had shared a snap earlier.

I think the problem is something else.

[sneha.irali]

Attaching the utilization snap from host.