Temperature Status (VMware) service
The Temperature Status (VMware) service monitors the status and temperature readings of temperature sensors on ESXi servers.
N-able N-central uses the Common Information Model (CIM) services and ports for monitoring.
If your ESX/ESXi server is operating on either Dell or HP hardware, it is strongly recommended that you install the Dell or HP Offline Bundle before the Windows probe discovers the ESX/ESXi server.
Service Type | ESXi |
Instances on a Device | 100 |
Supported Systems/Applications | ESXi 6.x and later |
Device Class | Server - ESXi |
Monitored By | Windows probes |
Scan Interval | 5 minutes |
Temperature Sensor Name | The unique identifier of the monitored temperature sensor. |
This service cannot use Self Healing.
To access information about the temperature sensors on your ESXi server, use a browser to access the following URL:
https://<IP_address_of_ESXi_server>/mob/?moid=ha-host&doPath=runtime.healthSystemRuntime.systemHealthInfo.numericSensorInfo
Note that the Managed Object Browser (MOB) by default may be disabled and you may need to enable this feature.
Metric Name | Description |
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State | The temperature sensor status is mapped as:
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State Description | The status of the temperature sensor:
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Temperature (°C) | The current temperature reading. |
Temperature (°F) | The current temperature reading. |