ESXi 5.x template - no perl SDK, pure snmp

[Ololz]

Hello,

Sorry for the delay, I was on vacation for the past two weeks.

2) copy file scripts/ss_esxi_vhosts.php to your_cacti_instalation/scripts/ > OK : rwxr-xr-x for root
3) copy files resource/snmp_queries to your_cacti_instalation/resource/snmp_queries/ > OK : rwxr-xr-x for root

Data Query ESXI - hw " shows only empty graphs
For example : (see picture)

Thanks for your help !

[macan]

Hello,

Sorry for the delay, I was on vacation for the past two weeks.

2) copy file scripts/ss_esxi_vhosts.php to your_cacti_instalation/scripts/ > OK : rwxr-xr-x for root
3) copy files resource/snmp_queries to your_cacti_instalation/resource/snmp_queries/ > OK : rwxr-xr-x for root

Data Query ESXI - hw " shows only empty graphs
For example : (see picture)

Thanks for your help !

I found problem. My template for ESXi doesn't not support nothing like HW state CPU pkg/ID/Node. I guess that you install another vmware template and mixed both templates together

[smiles]

I keep getting this error in the cacti log:

2016-10-04 10:36:00 - ERROR PHP NOTICE: Use of undefined constant value - assumed 'value' in file: /var/www/html/cacti/scripts/ss_esxi_vhosts.php on line: 33
2016-10-04 10:36:00 - CMDPHP PHP ERROR NOTICE Backtrace: (/script_server.php: 221 call_user_func_array)(ss_esxi_vhosts)(/scripts/ss_esxi_vhosts.php: 33 CactiErrorHandler)(/lib/functions.php: 4165 cacti_debug_backtrace)

[macan]

I keep getting this error in the cacti log:

2016-10-04 10:36:00 - ERROR PHP NOTICE: Use of undefined constant value - assumed 'value' in file: /var/www/html/cacti/scripts/ss_esxi_vhosts.php on line: 33
2016-10-04 10:36:00 - CMDPHP PHP ERROR NOTICE Backtrace: (/script_server.php: 221 call_user_func_array)(ss_esxi_vhosts)(/scripts/ss_esxi_vhosts.php: 33 CactiErrorHandler)(/lib/functions.php: 4165 cacti_debug_backtrace)

thank you, I will release new version (maybe next week) and there will be fix for this.

[macan]

That could be. We are running Dell servers with a customized image. I'm upgrading them to ESXi 6.x later this year, possibly I get the real memory there.
Thanks again for the great template though!

Yesterday I updated my ESXi (from 5.5. to 6.0) on HP Proliant and result is that Real memory disapeared. So it depends on ESXi version too, not only vendor

[juronius]

I keep getting this error in the cacti log:

2016-10-04 10:36:00 - ERROR PHP NOTICE: Use of undefined constant value - assumed 'value' in file: /var/www/html/cacti/scripts/ss_esxi_vhosts.php on line: 33
2016-10-04 10:36:00 - CMDPHP PHP ERROR NOTICE Backtrace: (/script_server.php: 221 call_user_func_array)(ss_esxi_vhosts)(/scripts/ss_esxi_vhosts.php: 33 CactiErrorHandler)(/lib/functions.php: 4165 cacti_debug_backtrace)

Replace $value[value] to $value["value"]

Me also problem to show memory.
Edit : https://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/micro ... Id=2144598

[rcsmota]

Replace $value[value] to $value["value"] at ss_esxi_vhosts.php solved my problem.

In my case this value were on line 33, 40 and 42

[Corsaire]

Replace $value[value] to $value["value"] at ss_esxi_vhosts.php solved my problem.

In my case this value were on line 33, 40 and 42

I had the same with Cacti 1.1.28, fixed the same way.

[Corsaire]

I can confirm that this template works for an ESXi 6.5.0u1.

[BlaSh]

Hi,

I'm new at cacti. I'm running Cacti 1.1.29 with this script to monitor ESXi 6.5. Works like a charm.

But i am not able to aggregate both CPU cores in one graph with different colours. Can anybody help me?

[camerabob]

Hi,

I'm new at cacti. I'm running Cacti 1.1.29 with this script to monitor ESXi 6.5. Works like a charm.

But i am not able to aggregate both CPU cores in one graph with different colours. Can anybody help me?

See the bottom of page #1 in this thread for the average CPU template for ESXi.

[Slixor]

Hi I'm new to Cacti, and am trying to graph stats to use in a weathermap. I'm scratching my head trying to work out how to graph vmhba adapters?

Using this template, I get all my vmnic's just fine, as you can see here:


How could I get the vmhba adapters to also appear in this auto generated list?

[netniV]

The list that you have there is for interfaces, as in network interfaces. Aren't vmhba hard drive's? If so, you need to look at the disks instead.

[camerabob]

HBA is Host Bus Adapter, where the media plugs in.

[Slixor]

Point is, in the web UI of ESXI, you can view vmhba adapters in a simular view to vmnics, so can cacti get the same data? (see pics attached).