Olá pessoal!
Alguém sabe aonde posso encontrar a documentação do PNP?
Pois parece que o site (http://www.pnp4nagios.org) está fora do ar já faz um
tempo...
Abraços!
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Unai Rodriguez wrote:
./check_nrpe -H 10.123.16.103 -c check_load -a 50,60,70 80,90,99
OK - load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00|load1=0.000;50.000;80.000;0;
load5=0.000;60.000;90.000;0; load15=0.000;70.000;99.000;0;
I'm a little bit unsure you understood how load is to be interpreted
on *nix
It would be a great help if someone gives me an advice.
Are you a coder at all? If the plugin you found is a script, then
all of this would be easy enough to alter.
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On Nov 21, 2008, at 4:14 AM, Yu Watanabe wrote:
Hello all
I found a plugin check_fping in the nagios exchange that pings to
each host.
http://www.nagiosexchange.org/cgi-bin/page.cgi?g=Detailed%2F1709.html;d=1
However, the timeout value and the thresholds seems to be not
working
I'm wondering if anyone can give me suggestions as to how to monitor a
specific process to make sure it keeps running properly. The specific
issue I have is that I have a Java Webstart applet running on OpenBSD
4.4 that, from time to time, randomly crashes. I can't just use
check_process
Perhaps a package called monit would be better suited for this since
that's what it specializes at doing.
Though I do not know Nagios well enough yet to say whether or not this would.
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I'm wondering if anyone can give me suggestions as to how to
monitor a specific process to make sure it keeps running
properly. The specific issue I have is that I have a Java
Webstart applet running on OpenBSD
4.4 that, from time to time, randomly crashes. I can't just
use check_process
Hi everybody!
Anyone knows where can I find the PNP Documentation?
Its seen the official site is off line (www.pnp4nagios.org) its been a
while...
Thanks!
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On Nov 21, 2008, at 12:45 PM, Thiago da Silveira wrote:
Hi everybody!
Anyone knows where can I find the PNP Documentation?
Its seen the official site is off line (www.pnp4nagios.org) its been
a while...
I can get to the site just fine.
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Hello all,
i'm running Nagios (3.0.5) and NRPE (1.4.13) both on AIX (mostly 5.3,
but a view 5.2 clients). This worked pretty well until yesterday. After
adding some new checks suddenly _all_ NRPE-based client checks for all
hosts return No output returned from plugin. Manually run from the
shell,
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Thiago da Silveira schrieb:
Hi everybody!
Anyone knows where can I find the PNP Documentation?
Its seen the official site is off line (www.pnp4nagios.org
http://www.pnp4nagios.org) its been a while...
Off-line??? I'm one of the server admins
Sorry guys.
I think its some problem in my network...
Thanks
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On Nov 21, 2008, at 12:45 PM, Thiago da Silveira wrote:
Hi everybody!
Anyone knows where can I find the PNP
I think its some problem with any router here in my network.
BCS-Steel:/usr/local/nagios/share/perfdata # ping www.pnp4nagios.org
PING www.pnp4nagios.org (78.46.241.41) 56(84) bytes of data.
--- www.pnp4nagios.org ping statistics ---
7 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time
Hi Israel,
I think that by the check_process is hard to identify this issue, because as
you said the process still running and just stop to work.
How do you know when it crashes?
Is there some log occurrences?
Does it gives some errors on the web page?
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Thiago da Silveira schrieb:
But I try to access through another place and it works...
Thanks again!
Phew! Thanks for scary me ;)
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Hello Mailing list,
This issue has been bothering me for quite some time, I'm getting a high
number of stale passive check alerts. It seems like some passive checks are
not being processed. I currently have 6596 incoming passive checks every 5
minutes. The rest of the relevant configuration are
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Sorry guys.
I think its some problem in my network...
Guess it's time for getting a Nagios to detect them ;) SCNR.
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I have the below configuration for a service, SNMP-Trap, on a Nagios 3.0.5
system. When I Re-schedule the next check of this service to reset it, the
check doen't run, regardless of whether or not I check the Force Check box.
If I change active_checks_enabled to 0 and get rid of check_period
Hi,
Has anyone every got check_jabber to work?
Seems what ever syntax I try, it still WARNs...
./check_jabber -H sheldrick.co.uk -v
Using service JABBER
Port: 5222
flags: 0x26
Send string: stream:stream to='host' xmlns='jabber:client'
xmlns:stream='http://etherx.jabber.org/streams'
Quit
I am running the latest Nagios 3.0.5, and whenever I acknowledge a
service problem it just pages with
service acknowledgment but doesn't include who acknowledged the
problem as well as what comment
they put for the acknowledgment. Is there an easy way to have Nagios
page with that
Looking for info on this feature. I am looking for Nagios to be able to
monitor the Windows System Log for specific event types and notify
accordingly when they appear. Does this require an additional plug in
or is this something that is already part of NSCLient++ v 3.1.14?
Thanks,
On Fri, 21 Nov 2008, Luke Sheldrick wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone every got check_jabber to work?
Seems what ever syntax I try, it still WARNs...
./check_jabber -H sheldrick.co.uk -v
Using service JABBER
Port: 5222
flags: 0x26
Send string: stream:stream to='host' xmlns='jabber:client'
On Nov 21, 2008, at 5:27 PM, Devin Atencio wrote:
I am running the latest Nagios 3.0.5, and whenever I acknowledge a
service problem it just pages with
service acknowledgment but doesn't include who acknowledged the
problem as well as what comment
they put for the acknowledgment. Is there
Check_jabber is really just check_tcp in disguise (same way check_udp
is...do file check_jabber to see what I mean.) If your jabber server
sends back a string that doesn't match what is expected (as is happening
here) then you're going to get a warning. Given the output below, you
should be OK
Ah, excellent stuff. Cheers :)
On Sat, Nov 22, 2008 at 01:04:22AM +, Paulus, Jake wrote:
Check_jabber is really just check_tcp in disguise (same way check_udp
is...do file check_jabber to see what I mean.) If your jabber server
sends back a string that doesn't match what is expected (as is
Hi,
Been trying to get this to work all night, and am stuck on where to go.
Background
OS: FC9
Nagios: 3.0.5-3
Perl: 4:5.10.0-34
Jabber Server(on remote host): Openfire 3.6.1
I've been trying to get notifications to jabber working, and using the code
from
Would seem, that having embedded perl enables kills the function, which makes
sense. Does this sound right? can you add modules to nagios's perl?
On Sat, Nov 22, 2008 at 02:55:14AM +, Luke Sheldrick wrote:
Hi,
Been trying to get this to work all night, and am stuck on where to go.
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