You can download the script here..
http://www.linuxdynasty.org/check-esx-datastores-using-python-and-cim.html
Code:
example below...
python check_datastore.py -u "http://esxhost"; -a "login passwd" --d
"Esxtestvol2" -w 60 -c 73 -m GB
Warning Esxtestvol2 189GB Avail 62% used |avail=189
python check_datastore.py -u "http://esxhost"; -a "login passwd" --d
"Esxtestvol2" -w 70 -c 85 -m MB
OK Esxtestvol2 194558MB Avail 61% used |avail=194558
python check_datastore.py -u "http://esxhost"; -a "login passwd" --d
"ISO" -w 10 -c 21 -m KB
Critical ISO 41867542528KB Avail 21% used |avail=41867542528
python check_datastore.py -u "http://esxhost"; -a "login passwd" --d
"Esxtestvol2" -w 70 -c 85
OK Esxtestvol2 204008849408bytes Avail 61% used |avail=204008849408
-u, --url This is the URL you will use to connect to the ESX
server, "http://esxhost";
-a, --auth This is the Login and Passwd you will use, "login
passwd"
-d, --dstore This is the DataStore aka VMFS to check, "Esxtestvol2"
-w, --warn This is the warning threshold that you will set, 70
-c, --crit This is the critical threshold that you will set, 85
-m, --metric This is the metric that you will use, "KB", "MB", "GB",
The default is Bytes
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Read this topic online here:
http://forums.zenoss.com/viewtopic.php?p=32647#32647
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