macro names are good. I have verified each and every macro I am using
multiple times.
I suspect something wrong with the notification script.
the script works fine when I execute it manually.
But when it comes to nagios, I don't find any record of HOST DOWN/UP
alert.
Sunny Jaisinghani
Google - OpenUMR
I use this solution every day.
It's exactly Nagios to SCOM connector
2011/4/4 Roderick roderic...@gmail.com:
Hello,
Is there anyone familiar with or knows the exitance of a Nagios To SCOM
interface? (Microsoft System Center Operations Manager 2007 R2)
Best regards,
Roderick
Hello
Has anybody found problems with the results from avail.cgi when you have
scheduled downtime for services? The totals for OK/WARNING/CRITICAL are
fine, but under the following circumstances there are errors in the
scheduled/unscheduled calculations:
- The report must be run with a time
when i migrated from nagios 1.4 to nagios 3.2, i did not add following
lines to contacts.cfg
host_notifications_enabled 1
service_notifications_enabled 1
Again the same question. the nagios docs say, these lines are
required. however, my service notifications are working but the host
Ok, I am still pretty shallow into the subject so my questions may be a
little easy/un-researched.
1. With nagios, are you supposed to define hosts in the cfg files
in a folder you have to create called objects? Or is this done through
the website through the asset page.
2.
I was asked to see if we can capture and alert on a event that happens
often on one of out NT servers. Below is the event:
Ed,
As we just discussed, here is paste of the exact text of the
Warning from the Application Event Log and a screenshot with all the
details for the message
Folks,
Nagios 3.2.0 / SLES 10 SP2
Does anyone know if there are nagios plugins for monitoring informatica or
microstrategy out there. Or could anyone point me to some scripts that I could
adapt.
I've trawled through google but I get vast amounts of results back which are
hit and miss on what
When I do a custom install and do a sensor only, there is no Nagios3
folder in /etc/. Does that mean it is not installed? I selected it when
I was asked what packages need installed.
What is the best way to install it if it isn't installed?
Cory Clouse
Fecon Inc.
(513) 696-4430
Often, when you're getting an error and the only result you see is
(null), what is happening is that your check script is printing to
stderr. It might be that you have perl in your path, but the perl
script's #! line doesn't declare the full path to perl, or there's an
access error of some
Hi
Thanks Dan!
I'm reading about check_mk with Livestatus and I think it'll help me.
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smartphone on the nation's most reliable network.
Ed,
I do Windows event log checking a fair amount in my environment, however I use
NRPE to do it. I’m not sure what it would take to implement a NRPE check on
your network, but here’s code to do it:
../../libexec/check_nrpe –H 10.0.94.22 –c CheckEventLog –a filter=new
file=Application
What distribution are you using?
What do you mean by custom install? Compiling from source?
Did you checked /usr/local/nagios/etc ?
On Tue, Apr 5, 2011 at 6:39 PM, Cory Clouse cclo...@fecon.com wrote:
When I do a custom install and do a sensor only, there is no Nagios3 folder
in /etc/. Does
all your questions can be answered within here:
http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/nagioscore/3/en/
On Tue, Apr 5, 2011 at 8:30 PM, Cory Clouse cclo...@fecon.com wrote:
Ok, I am still pretty shallow into the subject so my questions may be a
little easy/un-researched.
1. With nagios,
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