@filipp-sudanov said in ESX Monitoting with vmgr.nsm/libvirt on Windows:
Because libvirt library is not well supported on windows (current version is old and may have bugs that are still not fixed in it) we do not compile vmgr.nsm for windows at all.
That being the case, shouldn't you add something to the Hypervisor monitoring documentation to explain this? Again, this goes towards listing basic/minimum requirements.
If NetXMS is installed on a Windows 2019 Server and the vmgr subagent is added to the configuration, will libvirt get installed automatically? If libvirt doesn't get automatically installed, can I install the Windows version of libvirt (https://libvirt.org/windows.html)?
The Hypervisor monitoring documentation (https://www.netxms.org/documentation/adminguide/hypervisor-monitoring.html) in the NetXMS Administrator Guide doesn't do a good job of explaining any of this, or even what the basic requirements are (i.e., Linux only, Windows requires additional steps, etc).
@harun said in Sharing Standard Templates for NetXMS:
Cisco template
- cpu load
- memory utilization
- hardware monitoring
I downloaded this template, successfully imported it into NetXMS (v3.4.178), and it's automatically applying to my Cisco 1841 ISR router, but there are no DCIs when the xml template gets imported. Any ideas?
