A new version (20111003) of the famous Nagios plugin check_esxi_hardware.py is now available!
The newest version offers a new option (-i, --ignore) which can be used to ignore certain alerts.
Example: Your server's System Event Log (SEL) is full but you don't really care about that. In this case you can tell the plugin to ignore this element:
./check_esxi_hardware.py -H esxiserver1 -U root -P mypass -V dell -i "IPMI SEL"
With this ignore option, several elements can be ignored if they are comma-separated. The documentation on the plugin page has been updated.
Thanks and credits go to Ian Chard, who made the necessary modifications for this new option!
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