Hi Eric,
As you can see in the description, your service is configured to check
for every 1 minutes... You can try to change normal_check_interval to 10
and retry_check_interval to 1. Nagios will check the service in every 10
minutes and if something fails, it will retry to check in every 1
Folks,
What is the best way to include an unmanaged (read: IPless) switch in
Nagios? Obviously I can't monitor it directly, but I'd like Nagios to
be aware of it in the network heirachy so that it is aware that it is a
possible poit of failure. Can I just define it as a host with no IP
address
you'll need an ip to define it, since nagios require an address if you define
it as host .
but you van give it a fictitious ip and assign the Check_dummy to it so it will
have a service
assigned to it.
then you can put it in the hierarchy .
Unfortunately , this will not give a good indication
On Monday October 20 2008 11:38:04 am Paul Weaver wrote:
How about a new command called fakecheck, and apply to a dumbswitch
host with a 127.0.0.1 address. It would take a list of machines, and
check them all. If any of them are up, then the fakecheck would return
OK, otherwise it would return
On Monday October 20 2008 11:38:04 am Paul Weaver wrote:
How about a new command called fakecheck, and apply to a
dumbswitch host with a 127.0.0.1 address. It would take a list of
machines, and check them all. If any of them are up, then the
fakecheck would return OK, otherwise it
Use an iframe to include
http://nagios/cgi-bin/status.cgi?servicegroup-allstyle=summary -- you'd need a
mediawiki plugin to allow the use of iframes
The use of actualize does ask questions..
--
Paul Weaver
Systems Development Engineer
News Production Facilities, BBC News
Work: 020 822
The issue is the mail router is natted to only one local IP.
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 10:13 AM, Assaf Flatto [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
You should be able to do that .
if you have access to the server , and the routing allows you to reach it ,
( and as you say you do
not have an ip collision
The initial problem was due to the
plug-in’s log file been own by root. Nagios could not write to the log hence
the
plug-in was not working when executed as nagios, deleting
/tmp/check_dxml_drvstate.err and nagios automatically recreate the log file
with
permission to write to it fix the
Hi Guys,
Our email server is currently behind a cisco router. The server is running a
local IP and the router is on a public IP. I installed NSClient and use the
check_nt plugin to monitor the email server. Here is my host file
define host{
use dns-servers
Can you access that ip from the nagios server (ping it ?)
It seems to me the issue is with the routing , not with nagios.
you need to define in your routers the routing tables to the natted IP's , and
then define the host
you wish to check .
On Monday 20 October 2008 12:21:41 Alex Dehaini
How about a new command called fakecheck, and apply to a dumbswitch
host with a 127.0.0.1 address. It would take a list of machines, and
check them all. If any of them are up, then the fakecheck would return
OK, otherwise it would return an error state.
Something like
#!/usr/bin/perl
my $up =
Can you route traffic to two local IPs behind the router?
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 1:50 PM, Assaf Flatto [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
So it is like I thought , you need to define a routing rules on that router
to direct the traffic to
the device nat'ed behind .
On Monday 20 October 2008 14:42:08
I can not tell you more about routing , since i am not a CISCO expert .
i suggest you ask the people that setup your network for those issue.
On Monday 20 October 2008 15:23:50 Alex Dehaini wrote:
Can you route traffic to two local IPs behind the router?
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 1:50 PM,
Okay,
thanks
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 2:28 PM, Assaf Flatto [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
I can not tell you more about routing , since i am not a CISCO expert .
i suggest you ask the people that setup your network for those issue.
On Monday 20 October 2008 15:23:50 Alex Dehaini wrote:
Can
Do I have to define a remote host such as www.website.com in order to
apply the check_http service against that host?
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Not nessaceily .
If you have that website in your network , you can just define the check_http
check to that host.
also you can add in one of the parameters the specific URL you wish to query .
-u, --url=PATH
URL to GET or POST (default: /)
Or you can define a check on the nagios server
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Josh Wells schrieb:
Do I have to define a remote host such as www.website.com
http://www.website.com in order to apply the check_http service
against that host?
Yes/No ;)
You can but you have not to... you can use check_http as a service for
an
On Mon, October 20, 2008 10:18 am, Josh Wells wrote:
Do I have to define a remote host such as www.website.com in order to
apply the check_http service against that host?
A service needs a host so I think so.
It doesn't need to be www though, as long as port 80 answers.
All it does it telnet
Unless you have two servers with the same local ip - you shouldn't have any
problems.
i assume that the routing rules you have between routers know which range is
behind which router ,
so all you need to do is monitor the second mail server as a regular server on
the your network.
Can you
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Subject: AW: [Nagios-users] mediawiki - include the nagios
status report
Thanks a lot, i will try this.
Sorry, I didn´t mean actualize, I meant that it should update
Nagios is on a public IP, the router is on a public IP and the two servers
are on local IPs. Here is the connection
*mail1*(localIP)
- *MailRouter*(PublicIP) - Switch
--- (*Nagios*)(PublicIP)
*mail2* (localIP)
If the two servers have
Ok so if the website is external to my network I need to create a host
definition? What would that look like for a URL? I've only made host
definitions for internal hosts using the IP address. Because the website
is a hosted solution I would rather define it by URL than IP address. Is
this
No , you don't have to define a host .
you define a service check with the fix parameters ( as i gave in the previous
mail ) and assign
this check to an existing host .
that host will execute the check and report the status returned from the
command ( personally i'd
run it from the nagios
However if you use a squid proxy, running the service on the cache would
be a better choice.
If not, running on your external gateway might be a good idea. After
all, if your internet connection goes down, it doesn't mean
www.google.com isn't available -- it means you can't see it.
--
Paul
Ok I defined the command as you specified in my commands.cfg file. I
then added a service definition in my localhost.cfg file using that
command. It appears to be working. How do I configure an alert for this
type of check? I would like to be notified if the website is not
reachable for more
Josh
All those questions you asked here , are explained in detail in the
documantation .
http://www.nagios.org/docs/
I sugest you read that , and if you have any questions , we'll be happy to help.
On Monday 20 October 2008 17:17:03 Josh Wells wrote:
Ok I defined the command as you specified
What i have done in the past is,
a) create a host for www.example.com
b) ceate a host group - External
c) stick www.example.com in Eternal group
) add service check to host
Yu can then add numberous external checks into the group or check other
services on the host.
Seemed to make sense that
I have a question about Nagios version 2 that I use to oversee the entire
park.
I NRPE and orders.
on some queries on some LDAP servers AD (Active Directory), nagios sends me:
SERVER SERVICE TIME OK%%% SIMPLE WARNING TIME TIME TIME UNKNOWN%
CRITICAL TIME INDETERMINATE%
DC 1 LDAP
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