@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ the Netbox database. Example:
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```
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It writes separate files for each type of target: ` node_targets.yml ` ,
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- ` snmp_targets.yml ` , ` wmi_targets .yml` .
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+ ` snmp_targets.yml ` , ` windows_targets .yml` .
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It also generates synthetic metrics which can be used for
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[ machine role queries] ( https://www.robustperception.io/how-to-have-labels-for-machine-roles )
@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ In your Netbox instance:
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* Add tag "prometheus" onto each of the site(s) where you have things to to poll (* )
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* Add tag "prom_node" to each Linux device/VM that you want to poll
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- * Add tag "prom_wmi " to each Windows device/VM that you want to poll
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+ * Add tag "prom_windows " to each Windows device/VM that you want to poll
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* Add tag "prom_snmp" to each network device that you want to poll
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* Ensure that each device or VM that you want to poll has a primary IP
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address assigned, and has status "Active"
@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ Note: the script *requires* all those tags to exist, even if there are no
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devices with them, because the Netbox API gives an error if you try to query
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non-existent tags.
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- Therefore if you don't need ` prom_wmi ` or ` prom_snmp ` , you still need to
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+ Therefore if you don't need ` prom_windows ` or ` prom_snmp ` , you still need to
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create an unused tag in Netbox (prior to v2.9.0 you had to add it to a
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device then remove it again), or else comment out the relevant lines in the
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script.
@@ -178,7 +178,8 @@ Node Exporter:
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replacement: '${1}:9100'
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```
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- WMI exporter is similar.
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+ Windows exporter is similar (just change the job_name, the filename, and the
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+ replacement port number to 9182).
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SNMP exporter is slightly trickier because the target parameter
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cannot contain square brackets around IPv6 addresses.
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