On 02/29/2012 07:58 PM, Jason J. W. Williams wrote:
Hello,
I've got two hosts named:
apps-1.example.com
mysql_apps-1.example.com
For some reason mysql_apps-1.example.com is showing not only services
defined for it but also services defined for apps-1.example.com.
You must probably have
Scott,
Did you read my answer at all (Feb 27th)? You're looking for something that
hasn't been implemented.
Here again the post:
The link you posted is a user-contributed patch for check_http, posted on
the tracker on Jan 3rd 2012.
Nagios Plugins v. 1.4.15 were released in July 2010 so you can
Hi all
My actual environment has about 1000/1500 services.
Usually I set the parameter normal_check_interval at 5 and the
retry_check_interval at 1.
One customer ask me to set both parameters to 1 (for about 100 services) ,
but I am afraid this could be to heavy for the server and the
Depending on the checks/the plugins you use for the checks, this will
increase the load and decrease performance on the Nagios server. Also, it
doesn't make sense to check some services every minute, for example
check_disk (disk utilization).
I suggest you create a service definition template
Helli
I am running Nagios 3.3.1 on a fedora 16 server
The server is up to date with all the latest patches.
I have noticed the web interface doesn't show the good results.
Everything shows OK and no emails go out even when things are not ok.
If I issue from the command line
Thank you very much for your tips, guys!
I did the job using a passive service on Nagios that receives a message
whenever a new instance is UP. This message contains information such as IP
address and others. When Nagios get a message for this service, it calls an
event handler that modifies
Please don't hijack mailing list threads. Those of us who read
the list sorted by threads get highly annoyed by it and respond
far more curtly than we'd otherwise do.
That's the first (and only) warning, so I'll be polite this time
even though the behaviour grates on my very soul.
On 03/01/2012
As a one time ;-), apologetic, and unintentional thread hijacker, I want to
mention that this can happen easily and unintentionally by replying to a
message (for the convenience of getting the email address of the list) and
thinking you can start a new thread simply by completely changing the
Hi Robert,
I got started with Nagios Core using the following book, which I felt
was pretty straight forward, but this would be more of a getting
started book:
http://www.amazon.com/Learning-Nagios-3-0-Wojciech-Kocjan/dp/1847195180/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8qid=1330614890sr=8-1
Although the absolute
Hi thanks for the input
I did just pick up the email address and clean out the message.
I didn't know it would add to an existing thread.
Regards
Nick
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From: Paul Dubuc [mailto:w...@paul.dubuc.org]
Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2012 15:57
To: Nagios Users List
Hi,
Am 26.02.2012 14:45, schrieb Jens Link:
... problem with NRPE. It seems, that nrpe does
not support IPv6.
True, at least for the nagios version of nrpe. Take a look at the nrpe
version that comes with Icinga.
I searched the Icinga website but I didn't find any useful, except the
I see a lot of transient errors on services and hosts I'm monitoring.
Hence finding ways to keep notifications from going out on situations that
will resolve themselves are kind of an issue.
I've played with how many failures in a row are needed to cause a
notification, and have that set
Hey folks,
I'm planning a migration to 3.3.1, and I had a quick question
for those of you that have done it.
I have a manual failover setup, with one monitoring node that
sends all results to another warm standby system via NSCA. If I
rebuild one system to 3.3.1 and the active monitoring
On Thursday 01 March 2012 10:20, the following was written:
Hello Mike,
Thank you for your input.
Hi Robert,
I got started with Nagios Core using the following book, which I felt
was pretty straight forward, but this would be more of a getting
started book:
http://www.amazon.com/Nagios-Network-Monitoring-Wolfgang-Barth/dp/1593271794/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8qid=1330644624sr=8-1
http://www.amazon.com/Nagios-Network-Monitoring-Wolfgang-Barth/dp/1593271794/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8qid=1330644624sr=8-1There
is a lot of good reference in this book as well.
On Thu,
David,
I'm afraid I don't have a simple answer for you there. It sounds like you're
monitoring some things that are far away network-wise. If this were my
environment I would try to setup a distributed Nagios installation with
locally situated Nagios servers to monitor services that were
Hello
Hope this generates a new thread now
I am running Nagios 3.3.1 on a fedora 16 server
The server is up to date with all the latest patches.
I have noticed the web interface doesn't show the good results.
Everything shows OK and no emails go out even when
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