Olá
Como o seu chack_interval está 3 e o interval_length está 60, o nagios tenta
executar cada verificação de tres em tres minutos...
Veja e nos informe como está a latencia do seu nagios, e o consumo de CPU e
i/o do servidor. Se a latencia estiver alta, é por causa de um destes
dois...
No
Pessoal,
Sou novo por aqui, minha duvida he o seguinte:
Quero que o usuario x tenha permissoes de visualizar somente o host: y
e z, no nagios tem alguma maneira de restringir por controle de usuario
mais explicito, pois
pelo que entendi quando libero no cgi , ou usuario vê todos os host
Caro Enio,
Você pode trabalhar com grupos de contados para liberar os hosts!!!
2009/3/25 Enio Herenio de Alcântara enio.alcant...@rezendesistemas.com.br
Pessoal,
Sou novo por aqui, minha duvida he o seguinte:
Quero que o usuario x tenha permissoes de visualizar somente o host: y
e z,
may be you missed this,
ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ /home/nagios/apache2/cgi-bin/
ScriptAlias /nagios/cgi-bin /home/nagios/nagios/sbin
Directory /home/nagios/nagios/sbin
AllowOverride AuthConfig
Options ExecCGI
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
/Directory
Alias /nagios /home/nagios/nagios/share
that worked like a charm!!!
you are correct, I was using -H hostname as a argument..
Thanks!
On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 6:44 PM, Kevin Keane subscript...@kkeane.com wrote:
I can only guess, but it sounds as if all the service checks are still
using check_ping instead of your new command
Hi,
from nagios.log I receive this message ?
[1237973726] Max concurrent service checks (400) has been reached. Delaying
further checks until previous checks are complete...
[1237973726] Max concurrent service checks (400) has been reached. Delaying
further checks until previous checks are
On 23 Mar 2009, at 11:51, Layne Meier wrote:I've never installed Nagios before. I was asked to take over an existing installation. I'm going to install the latest version of Nagios on a clean CentOS build. We've never used Opsview before, but I looked into it and like the idea of using Opsview to
You can also try going to http://localhost/nagios/index.html to verify your
directory index directive is being carried through properly within the
Apachy configuration. I ran into an issue recently when switching to SSL, I
could no longer browse directly to Nagios and had to add the DirectoryIndex
Gian Paolo Buono gpbu...@gmail.com schrieb am 25.03.2009 10:39:20:
from nagios.log I receive this message ?
[1237973726] Max concurrent service checks (400) has been reached.
Delaying further checks until previous checks are complete...
[1237973726] Max concurrent service checks (400)
Hi Kevin,
I carefully read your speech about this subject and I found you a lot
of insist on security offering by ssh, but you can also configure
nrpe to work with ssl so I think we will have no difference at this
level, then what do you think?
best regards
2009/3/25 Kevin Keane
- Gian Paolo Buono gpbu...@gmail.com escreveu:
from nagios.log I receive this message ?
[1237973726] Max concurrent service checks (400) has been reached.
Delaying further checks until previous checks are complete...
[...]
any idea ? I is this a problem?
Search by
2009/3/25 Idriss ARABBAJ arab...@gmail.com:
Hi Kevin,
I carefully read your speech about this subject and I found you a lot
of insist on security offering by ssh, but you can also configure
nrpe to work with ssl so I think we will have no difference at this
level, then what do you think?
Answering to myself:
pnp4nagios is better than nagiosgraph (sorry me nagiosgraph's
developers). I recommend anyone to use pnp4nagios.
--
Sergio Ariel de la Campa Saiz
Administrador Red UH
Sergio Ariel wrote:
I wanna to graph plugin output. What do I should install?
Hello,
I know that Nagios is able to issue actions through the use of Event Handlers.
Is it possible to also manually issue an action (ex. launching a script)?
I mean, can an operator decide to launch a script via the nagios interface?
Many thanks
Gianfranco Cianchetti
Hello
going over the external command list i didn't see any command that prefromes in
the way you want.
http://www.nagios.org/developerinfo/externalcommands/commandlist.php
you can manually activate a service check - that my trigger an event handler or
check on the target
machine .
Assaf
Is there any plugin that allows such a functionality?
Is it possible to use NRPE?
Thanks
From: Assaf Flatto assaf.fla...@ss... - 2009-03-25 15:30
Hello
going over the external command list i didn't see any command that prefromes in
the way you want.
Hello Marc,
Thanks for your answer. In fact I find a solution.
My Syslog-NG server which receives all Bluecoat messages send a SNMP TRAP
when it detects a status changes in the failover with Regex.
FInally, Nagios create an alarm in my TRAP service for my bluecoat.
Best regards
TheNoob
2009/3/20
Yes
nrpe will alow you to execute remote commands.
if the service execution you define is refering a command executed via nrpe on
a remote server , you
should get the same response as if nagios exeuted the service normaly.
Assaf
On Wednesday 25 March 2009 16:07:31
2009/3/24 Russell Adams rlad...@adamsinfoserv.com:
NACE is a toolkit that you can use to build your own configuration. It
was creating during the Nagios 2.x days, if you have any problems let
me know.
Once queries were created, it was incredibly low maintenance.
Thanks.
Hi Russell,
I
Hi,
create a check which will fail for sure and comment it in nagios.cfg.
Create an event handler, then when you need just enable the check in the cfg
and restart nagios.
That's all.
Giorgio
gianfranco.cianche...@softsolutions.it scritto:
Is there any plugin that allows such a
Hi Idriss,
What I think? I think I learned something new! Thanks for telling me
about the NRPE-with-SSL option; I was not aware of that.
That said, I suspect that the overhead for SSL and SSH will be very
similar, because under the hood they use quite similar algorithms. I
want to say, they
On Mar 13, 2009, at 5:25 PM, Keith Erekson wrote:
I found this in my mailing list archives, while looking for
information about check_ntp_peer. As far as I can tell, nobody ever
answered you...
I was just looking into this exact problem. If you check the verbose
output, you will
Sorry to barge in (without reading the thread but...)
Security wise NRPE lacks any form of authentication which is something
SSH has so in this regard SSH is the more secure one...
// Michael Medin
Idriss ARABBAJ skrev:
Hi Kevin,
I carefully read your speech about this subject and I found
Looks like I need an education here.
check_icmp and check_ping can check a particular device but native ping fails.
Any help with understanding this would be great..
Thanks
Dick
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I encountered this too. My solution was a script in /usr/local/scripts
called by cron that stops the NTP daemon, runs ntpdate local_server
twice, then restarts the NTP daemon. This runs in cron every 2 hours and
seems to keep things in sync...
A. Davis
Email: ncc...@gmail.com
There is
Wouldn't the SSL certificates provide authentication comparable to SSH
keys? I'm not familiar with how NRPE uses SSL, but I would assume that
you could also use client certificates?
Michael Medin wrote:
Sorry to barge in (without reading the thread but...)
Security wise NRPE lacks any form
What does fails mean in this context? Timeout? No route to host? Does
this happen for all hosts, or just for one host? Does it happen for
local hosts on your own subnet as well as for remote hosts behind a router?
Richard Aseltine wrote:
Looks like I need an education here.
check_icmp and
2009/3/25 Kevin Keane subscript...@kkeane.com:
I think you are comparing apples and oranges here, because in most
situations that I can think of, the decision is dictated by the network
topology. If you are exclusively on a trusted private network,
check_by_ssh really doesn't offer any
Kevin Keane skrev:
Wouldn't the SSL certificates provide authentication comparable to SSH
keys? I'm not familiar with how NRPE uses SSL, but I would assume that
you could also use client certificates?
I am no expert but AFAIK it merely encrypts the traffic ie, no
certificates at all. If
It doesn't appear to me that the configuration syntax has changed
significantly, but I haven't used 3.x yet.
NACE updates your templates, so the syntax shouldn't matter much. If
you write Nagios 3.x configs, and let NACE reuse them with variable
replacement, there shouldn't be a problem.
Thanks.
Christopher McAtackney wrote:
2009/3/25 Kevin Keane subscript...@kkeane.com:
I think you are comparing apples and oranges here, because in most
situations that I can think of, the decision is dictated by the network
topology. If you are exclusively on a trusted private network,
On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 06:44:00PM +, Christopher McAtackney wrote:
2009/3/25 Kevin Keane subscript...@kkeane.com:
I think you are comparing apples and oranges here, because in most
situations that I can think of, the decision is dictated by the network
topology. If you are exclusively
2009/3/24 Christopher McAtackney crist...@gmail.com:
Hi all,
I was wondering if someone could give a brief overview of the pros /
cons of using NRPE to monitor my remote hosts versus using the
check_by_ssh command?
I'm aware that check_by_ssh increases the CPU overhead, but I'm not
clear
Michael Medin wrote:
Kevin Keane skrev:
Wouldn't the SSL certificates provide authentication comparable to
SSH keys? I'm not familiar with how NRPE uses SSL, but I would assume
that you could also use client certificates?
I am no expert but AFAIK it merely encrypts the traffic ie, no
On Mar 25, 2009, at 12:54 PM, Richard Aseltine wrote:
Looks like I need an education here.
check_icmp and check_ping can check a particular device but native
ping fails. Any help with understanding this would be great..
check_icmp uses it's own sockets code. check_ping is just a wrapper
On Mar 25, 2009, at 2:30 PM, RijilV wrote:
2009/3/24 Christopher McAtackney crist...@gmail.com:
Hi all,
I was wondering if someone could give a brief overview of the pros /
cons of using NRPE to monitor my remote hosts versus using the
check_by_ssh command?
I'm aware that check_by_ssh
ping PHIPACHP02OPE19 1
no answer from PHIPACHP02OPE19
***
./check_ping -H PHIPACHP02OPE19 -w 1000.0,20% -c 2000.0,60%
OK - PHIPACHP02OPE19: rta 0.681ms, lost 0%|rta=0.681ms;1000.000;2000.000;0;
pl=0%;20;60;;
Still
Charlie Reddington wrote:
On Mar 25, 2009, at 2:30 PM, RijilV wrote:
2009/3/24 Christopher McAtackney crist...@gmail.com:
Hi all,
I was wondering if someone could give a brief overview of the pros /
cons of using NRPE to monitor my remote hosts versus using the
check_by_ssh command?
Hmm..
another snag I hit upgrading from plugins version 1.3.1, to 1.4.13.
previously, it was perfectly valid to use
check_udp -H hostname -p
and it worked.
but now, you have to specify BOTH a 'send' string, and an 'expect' string.
The help/error message is not entirely clear:
With UDP
Hi List,
I was wondering if anyone has connected their standard Nagios installation up to a MySQL backend?
I'm looking at this from a purely disaster recovery aspect. It's easy enough to backup the configuration, but the data is another matter.
My current Nagios installation is version 3
Kevin Keane skrev:
Michael Medin wrote:
Kevin Keane skrev:
Wouldn't the SSL certificates provide authentication comparable to
SSH keys? I'm not familiar with how NRPE uses SSL, but I would assume
that you could also use client certificates?
I am no expert but AFAIK it merely
On Mar 25, 2009, at 3:22 PM, Richard Aseltine wrote:
ping PHIPACHP02OPE19 1
no answer from PHIPACHP02OPE19
***
./check_ping -H PHIPACHP02OPE19 -w 1000.0,20% -c 2000.0,60%
OK - PHIPACHP02OPE19: rta 0.681ms, lost 0%|rta=0.681ms;
2009/3/25 Mark Weaver mwea...@compinfosystems.com:
Hi List,
I was wondering if anyone has connected their standard Nagios installation
up to a MySQL backend?
Yes, NDOUtils.
I'm looking at this from a purely disaster recovery aspect. It's easy enough
to backup the configuration, but the data
Is there any plugin exist to detect rogue dhcp servers across all vlans/ subnet?
I have had a look at two programs (not Nagios plugins): dhcp_probe and
roguedetect - none suitable for human consumption yet. There is an
excellent program on Windows call dhcploc.exe but I'm on Linux.
Thanks.
Hello everyone,
I have a couple of related questions regarding service dependencies in
Nagios and their limitations. I have two service checks (let's call
them A and B) and service A depends on service B to function
correctly. I want to set Nagios up so that if service B crashes then
both
Michael Medin wrote:
Kevin Keane skrev:
Michael Medin wrote:
Kevin Keane skrev:
Wouldn't the SSL certificates provide authentication comparable to
SSH keys? I'm not familiar with how NRPE uses SSL, but I would assume
that you could also use client certificates?
I am
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