Hello,
I'm monitoring a Vcenter (7.0.3), I'm able to discover :
VMWare event log, full name, cluster status and Vmware version. All ESXI are discover as well. But I get an error message in the log :
3810:20240328:154115.944 check_vcenter_vm_discovery() Unknown datastore id:datastore-865743
3810:20240328:154115.938 check_vcenter_vm_discovery() Unknown datastore id:
consequently no data store are discover and no VMs.
I'm running Zabbix v7 beta 2 on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
Looks like because we have restricted the read-only user on a specific cluster to avoid a full discovery of all clusters (too many VMs) some cluster are out of scope.
There is a way to apply a filter to discover only one cluster ? Or the error message and failed discovery is related to something else ?
Regards
I'm monitoring a Vcenter (7.0.3), I'm able to discover :
VMWare event log, full name, cluster status and Vmware version. All ESXI are discover as well. But I get an error message in the log :
3810:20240328:154115.944 check_vcenter_vm_discovery() Unknown datastore id:datastore-865743
3810:20240328:154115.938 check_vcenter_vm_discovery() Unknown datastore id:
consequently no data store are discover and no VMs.
I'm running Zabbix v7 beta 2 on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
Looks like because we have restricted the read-only user on a specific cluster to avoid a full discovery of all clusters (too many VMs) some cluster are out of scope.
There is a way to apply a filter to discover only one cluster ? Or the error message and failed discovery is related to something else ?
Regards
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