How to add or enable a non-root up.time user on ESX4|
Please follow these steps to add a non-root user to your ESX server to enable up.time monitoring.
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Enabling VMware ESX4 support in up.time 5.1 | Rating | Views | |
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By: uptime Support | Date Created: 4-23-2009 | Last Modified: 6-14-2011 | Index: 370 |
 
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Can I monitor root file system capacity on ESX servers? | Rating | Views | |
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Unfortunately the ESX api does not expose local file system usage. VMFS capacity can be monitored through the standard ESX agent monitoring and alerting on VMFS capacity thresholds can be... By: uptime Support | Date Created: 6-26-2010 | Last Modified: 8-10-2011 | Index: 456 |
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Enable Linux/Unix NFS mount capacity monitoring | Rating | Views | |
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Each of the UNIX and Linux agents do not list external volumes by default in their file system capacity listing. This is done to ensure that shared external volumes are not double counted in... By: uptime Support | Date Created: 8-18-2010 | Last Modified: 7-20-2013 | Index: 488 |
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Common User Agent Strings | Rating | Views | |
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Modify session timeout on the up.time User Interface | Rating | Views | |
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To modify the session timeout value for the up.time User Interface: 1. Open the following file: //apache/php/php.ini 2. Edit the following line: session.cache_expire = 180 (note that the value is... By: uptime Support | Date Created: 7-7-2011 | Last Modified: 8-11-2011 | Index: 535 |
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