Is it possible to configure SNMP RO/RW community strings on the Virtualization Manager virtual appliance? I would like to be able to monitor this VM's disk and CPU utilization via Orion.
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There is no SNMP agent on the virtual appliance - you would need to install something like net-snmp on the appliance to do this.
Jon
Just as an aside, I raised this point as a feature request on the forum Virtualization Manager Feature Requests. Please go to the forum and vote on it. I was told if we enable this ourselves then it would break the support model of Virtualization manager with Solarwinds. Can't believe we cannot monitor this product like a normal node in NPM. Please Solarwinds take up this request and allow the use of SNMP and add it to the next release
I would like to see this feature also.
Just as an aside, I raised this point as a feature request on the forum Virtualization Manager Feature Requests. Please go to the forum and vote on it. I was told if we enable this ourselves then it would break the support model of Virtualization manager with Solarwinds. Can't believe we cannot monitor this product like a normal node in NPM. Please Solarwinds take up this request and allow the use of SNMP and add it to the next release
There is no SNMP agent on the virtual appliance - you would need to install something like net-snmp on the appliance to do this.
Jon
Thanks, Jonathan. Do you know if the net.snmp would give me a hard-drive and CPU/Memory statistics for this VM?
Yes net-snmp agent loaded onto the appliance should give you these stats I believe.
Thanks for confirming that
I would second the request to have the virtual appliance updated to support SNMP polling. I honestly thought my Senior Systems Engineer was derelict when he told me that SolarWinds sold us something that couldn't be configured for monitoring (ICMP ping doesn't count). Seems a bit embarassing.....the company know for monitoring and you can't monitor......
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