Great video. However, something failed for me. When I try to add the host, it also shows me all services correctly, however it tells me "Problems with 1 datasource detected" -> "[special_proxmox_ve]: Agent exited with code 1: Could not connect to pve:8006 (HTTPSConnectionPool(host='pve', port=8006): Max retries exceeded with url: /api2/json/access/ticket (Caused by NewConnectionError(': Failed to establish a new connection: [Errno -2] Name or service not known')))". Have I set something wrong in the firewall? I have already tested and done everything. Unfortunately I can't find the error.
Hi there,it seems like we would need more information here, we would recommend you to use our community forum (forum.checkmk.com) to reach to your solution quickly.
Sorry, for me it is not working. I have got a PVE Host, installed the debian agent and do the same like you. The only one that I get is ...No services found. If you expect this host to have (vanished) services.... From cmk console to pve host via cli I get some output liek vm`s and so on. Oh got it. you must have some DNS resovler it will not work with IP from GUI..... added it into /etc/hosts and it worked. I think you guys can do it better :D Oh damn this is seriously bad it only work for the 2nd host, but via cli for both.... So I cant get it to work and tell my employer to sign a contract.
Hi there, with Dynamic host management, we only add hosts (especially VM's) as Piggyback data but we don't add the IP. You would need to either add it manually or via the REST API in bulk
After a lot of other trouble i ended in the same problem. Where and what exactly did you wrote in /etc/hosts? And in which /etc/hosts? From the checkmk server (by me its an lxc container) or at the pve host?
Ok, follwowed my "try and error" way and could fix it: On the checkmk server in /etc/hosts just enter at the bottom the IP and domain name of your pve host, reload the checkmk server and now you can see all the services ... Cost me some hours to find it out -.- For those who didnt get an answer from pinging the pve host - you need to add ping macro in the pve host firewall
Today I used another Instance from Proxmox, an new VM with new check-mk version 2.2.0b7.cre. No more PVE information only from the normal agent output. Agent is also the version from that check-mk installation.
Amazing stuff. This takes the documentation and distills it into a very simple "hands-on" explanation. Thank you.
Great video. However, something failed for me.
When I try to add the host, it also shows me all services correctly, however it tells me "Problems with 1 datasource detected"
->
"[special_proxmox_ve]: Agent exited with code 1: Could not connect to pve:8006 (HTTPSConnectionPool(host='pve', port=8006): Max retries exceeded with url: /api2/json/access/ticket (Caused by NewConnectionError(': Failed to establish a new connection: [Errno -2] Name or service not known')))".
Have I set something wrong in the firewall? I have already tested and done everything. Unfortunately I can't find the error.
Hi there,it seems like we would need more information here, we would recommend you to use our community forum (forum.checkmk.com) to reach to your solution quickly.
Sorry, for me it is not working. I have got a PVE Host, installed the debian agent and do the same like you. The only one that I get is ...No services found. If you expect this host to have (vanished) services.... From cmk console to pve host via cli I get some output liek vm`s and so on.
Oh got it. you must have some DNS resovler it will not work with IP from GUI..... added it into /etc/hosts and it worked. I think you guys can do it better :D
Oh damn this is seriously bad it only work for the 2nd host, but via cli for both.... So I cant get it to work and tell my employer to sign a contract.
Hi there, with Dynamic host management, we only add hosts (especially VM's) as Piggyback data but we don't add the IP. You would need to either add it manually or via the REST API in bulk
After a lot of other trouble i ended in the same problem.
Where and what exactly did you wrote in /etc/hosts?
And in which /etc/hosts? From the checkmk server (by me its an lxc container) or at the pve host?
Ok, follwowed my "try and error" way and could fix it:
On the checkmk server in /etc/hosts just enter at the bottom the IP and domain name of your pve host, reload the checkmk server and now you can see all the services ...
Cost me some hours to find it out -.-
For those who didnt get an answer from pinging the pve host - you need to add ping macro in the pve host firewall
Today I used another Instance from Proxmox, an new VM with new check-mk version 2.2.0b7.cre. No more PVE information only from the normal agent output. Agent is also the version from that check-mk installation.
You skip a ton of important steps.
what are you missing?
Like this is the official videos and its this crappy? Cmon guys. Be better
looks like this guide is not right. It needs an agent or something.