Feature Requests

It would be useful to add information on SNMP (is it configured? What communities are configured? What SNMP information is set for the system, location, contact, etc.) and if the service is enabled (is it enabled and set to automatically start?) to the VMWare ESXI inspector. If you are getting the service information, there are several system services and perhaps they could all be returned. (SSH and NTP are a couple of services that come to my mind) This is important because our standard configuration expects SNMP to be configured and active, and we may not realize SNMP isn't active until we notice something isn't reporting as expected. Getting all of the service states is just future proofing. I want to specifically confirm that snmpd is running, but it should be the same amount of work to get the snmpd service status as it is to get all services and their status. I would like the collector to include a result set for the system services (name, state (running/stopped), startup type, etc.) and a result set with the SNMP configuration. Here are some examples of snmp configuration data that the vmware tools cli returns: (The formatting is mine, but the data shows what is reported) Current SNMP Configuration VMHost : 192.168.50.240 enable : false hwsrc : indications largestorage : true loglevel : warning port : 161 Updated SNMP Configuration VMHost : 192.168.50.240 communities : {COMMUNITY1,COMMUNITY2} enable : true engineid : 00000063000000a100000000 hwsrc : indications largestorage : true loglevel : warning port : 161 syscontact : MY COMPANY syslocation : CLIENT NAME And when I use a cli command to get the status for the snmpd service specifically I see: snpmd Status - Running: True - Startup Policy: on ... so you should be able to collect that information for all services in one step.

I would like to see whether a host is in Maintenance mode. Extra data on host summary for Maintenance mode True/False "vimsh -n -e /hostsvc/hostsummary | grep inMaintenanceMode"

Currently, it is not possible to directly see whether a virtual machine (VM) is on or off on an ESXi host within Liongard. This functionality would be used for change management, to check whether a VM is on or off. Additionally, it would assist in counting how many active VMs there are, which is crucial for SPLA reporting regarding the number of active Windows VMs on a VMware host. The desired feature would add an additional column in the data that shows whether a VM is on or off. This information should be directly visible in relevant views within Liongard.

We need to be able to track if SSH is running or not on the server. This is a major security concern. Being able to get the SSH service status and/or if port 22 is enabled .

Hi, We were looking to see if we can get the host CPU type instead of individual Proc type so we can filter based on cpu model. Data Print pull host CPU type

We have the inspectors running at their 8 hour scan time, some changes occur in between and we are looking for a modification time metric in order to help narrow down when changes may have occured ideal solution would be a modification time metric for nic changes as well as any that are possible. if it cant be specific just an overall modification time metric would be of great help