op5 / Nagios

Use the op5 bug tracker to submit bugs and feature requests More details can be found here…

Setting up SNMP on ESX using the CLI tools Online manual: http://goo.gl/2L8nid Configure SNMP Communities: vicfg-snmp.pl –server hostname –username username –password password -c com1 Configure the SNMP Agent to Send Traps: vicfg-snmp.pl –server hostname –username username –password

Enabling Op5 performance data, by default, creates RRD files that hold four years worth of values. This amounts to each service/host check utilizing about 400K of disk space in the /opt/monitor/op5/pnp/perfdata/ directory.

This article will explain how to use the check_monit_tpt.py plugin to pull your monit data into OP5. We will walk you through some examples with OP5 but this plugin should

The steps in the OP5 article for setting up a WMI user works well for a lot of checks, however checking the Windows Firewall via /opt/plugins/check_wmi_plus.pl -H <host> -m checkservice -u <wmiuser>

Scope Unused Round Robin Databses (*.rrd) for deleted hosts or services can accumulate in OP5 and may need to be periodically removed manually Cause OP5 chooses the safest possible option

This article will walk you through how to export the necessary tables from an OP5 peer’d master, and import them into a secondary master, to replicate the OP5 dashboards.  To