Not without a little (very little) work. Unless someone else already has
one up at nagiosexchange.org, you'd need to write your own little plugin
that basically runs the date command (assuming linux) and returns OK and the
output from the date command. Then you could run that script as a service
Jeff Koch wrote:
Hi:
We're new with nagios but learning.
We need to be able to check whether mysql is alive on a server - we
don't
want to log in. I've looked at the check_mysql and check_mysql_query
plugins and they seem to require username and password.
Can anyone advise on how to
I've recently been tasked with monitoring an Exchange 2007 single-copy
cluster so I've been perusing what's available at nagiosexchange.org as well
as poking around what Google turns up. Most of what I've found is pretty
old (Exchange 5.5) with a few newer bits (Exchange 2003) but nothing
I've got an interesting problem with a particular setup. I'm monitoring a
number of servers that the main Nagios installation doesn't have direct
network access to, so I pass all of the host and service checks through an
NRPE installation that can communicate with both Nagios and the servers
Scott R. Ehrlich wrote:
I have a Dell PE2950 with PERC 5/i. The server suffered a failed disk
under RAID 0. I obtained a replacement disk, rebuilt the system from
the ground up (new logical volumes within the controller, new OS
install) and
the system is happy now.
I installed nagios on
I can't believe this isn't in the documentation so I fear I'm looking the
wrong place, but I sure can't find it. I'm playing with the output of
status.cgi like this:
http://nagioshost.domain.com/nagios/cgi-bin/status.cgi?host=allservicestatu
stypes=248
And I'm trying to figure out what the
I'm looking to take my monitoring of a transfer switch to the next level
beyond just dry-contacts. The switch manufacturer offers a monitoring card
that is TCP/IP capable, but it does not expose the various things it
monitors over SNMP, but instead uses ModBus/TCP. I've not run into that
format
Hugo van der Kooij wrote:
On Mon, 27 Aug 2007, Andrew Cruse wrote:
I'm looking to take my monitoring of a transfer switch to the next
level beyond just dry-contacts. The switch manufacturer offers a
monitoring card that is TCP/IP capable, but it does not expose the
various things
David Barrett wrote:
Is there any way to configure Nagios to detect and ignore partial
outages?
Specifically, I have multiple datacenters for my production service,
and then two separate locations from which I do monitoring. It's
very rare that any of the production datacenters goes down,
Frost, Mark {PBG} wrote:
Hello. Recently, we've started running plugins that have \'s in their
output. Specifically, the nsclient++ disk check that would report on,
say C:\.
The plugin sends output like:
C:\ - total: 3.91 Gb - used: 3.62 Gb (93%) - free 0.29 Gb (7%)
which looks
Patrick - South Valley Internet wrote:
Hello,
We're migrating from our old monitoring system, Big Brother (VERY old
version) to Nagios, and one of the things we would like to see port
over to our Nagios install is the ability to view information, or
documentation on certain hosts. For
I see no reason that wouldn't work. If you're using NCSA you'd have to run
them on different ports, but other than that it should work. Keep in mind
though that with user groups and hostgroups you can achieve the same effect
while still using only one instance of Nagios.
Andrew
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Richard Luys-Nagios User wrote:
Hello List,
I know, Nagios and Cacti is asked before. But this one is with a
twist.
I compiled Nagios with event-broker-support and use the NDO Utils to
fill a MySQL database with the check output and perfdata (default
NDO2DB functionality). Now I like to
I would just write a quick script that
grabs the value on the counter, then grabs the value again and subtracts the
first from the second. Publish that value out via SNMP and then just use
check_snmp to verify that the value is =1. People with more
programming skills than I would probably
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I understand about the -s, -r and -R flags. These all look
for a specific pattern. Can I look for the absense of a pattern?
So you want it to return critical only if the pattern is found? Check
out the negate utility that I believe is still part of the plugins
package:
It's not a perfect solution, but what I've done to
achieve more or less what you're looking for is:
Create an.htaccess file for the
nagios/share directory:
AuthName "Nagios Access"
AuthType Basic
AuthUserFile
/usr/local/nagios/etc/htpasswd.users
AuthGroupFile
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As for if there's a way to make separate maps, it should
already be built in!
If you've created Host groups and assigned devices to them,
you can filter the Status Map by using the Drawing Layers area.
The only problem with that is it still draws the whole map, but
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We monitor about 240 things with Nagios. We don't use the
Status Map because it's so cluttered. Is there a way to
control what's on the graphical map, or is there a way to
make separate maps or something?
You can create a map using your own coordinates, but you'll
Pete Siemsen wrote:
We monitor about 240 things with Nagios. We don't use the Status
Map because it's so cluttered. Is there a way to control what's on
the graphical map, or is there a way to make separate maps or
something?
You can create a map using your own coordinates, but you'll
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi list,
I want to monitor the connectivity between two servers and
inform the results with Nagios. The test involes testing if
the server A is reacheble from server C and vice versa. I
also need some statistics like the RTT. Nagios will run in
another seperate
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hey guys-
i have a problem that i wanted to put an entire computer
lab (24 PCs) under one host in nagios, and have a ping
command for each machine as a service of the host. i wrote a
new ping command that uses the $SERVICEDESC$ variable, and
then i just use the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hey guys-
i have a problem that i wanted to put an entire computer lab (24
PCs) under one host in nagios, and have a ping command for each
machine as a service of the host. i wrote a new ping command that
uses the $SERVICEDESC$ variable,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good afternoon,
I am sure I am not seeing the big picture here but I want to
have a single contact and have nagios use the pager for
critical/ok and email for warning/ok messages. It doesnt
appear that the default notification commands allow for this.
Do I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/24/06, Andrew Cruse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good afternoon,
I am sure I am not seeing the big picture here but I want to have a
single contact and have nagios use the pager for critical/ok and
email for warning/ok messages. It doesnt
Andrew Cruse wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/24/06, Andrew Cruse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good afternoon,
I am sure I am not seeing the big picture here but I want to have a
single contact and have nagios use the pager for critical/ok and
email for warning/ok
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got a case where I'm monitoring a web site that throws
up a message saying 'This site is undergoing maintenance'
when there is a problem with the backend servers.. is there a
way with check_http to verify that the word maintenance does *not*
appear on the page?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Craig Jackson wrote:
Please help troubleshoot this problem. Nagios works great. It sends
notifications to [EMAIL PROTECTED] The problem is that I
get 2 pages for every notification, a header and a body. No other
pager or email client sends me 2 pages for one.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/16/06, Tiernan, Michael C. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll admit to being a bit green on how to make some of the things
happen under Apache so I figured I'd ask this august group for
advice.
I'd like to use the system password file for authenticating users
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to be able to send an SMMP check straight to critical
instead of warning. I.e. a Wireless AP Interface has UP and
Down. So instead of sending that to a Warning status I would
like it to go straight to Critical. I have tried using the
check_snmp string,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've read through the docs and distributed, failover, and
redundant monitoring, but those didn't seem to apply.
I'm wondering if two nagios instances can be set up to
monitor the same hosts/services and have to agree with each
other before sending a notification?
From the FAQ: http://www.nagios.org/faqs/viewfaq.php?faq_id=113expand=falseshowdesc=false
How can I have notifications
sent to an alphanumeric pager?
There are two ways you
can do this.
If your paging company has an email-pager gateway, you can
simply have Nagios send an email message
Is your Nagios server permitted to relay through your
Exchange server?
Andrew
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Joe
JacksonSent: Friday, February 24, 2006 4:14 PMTo: Derek
J. BallingCc: Andrew Cruse;
nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.netSubject
Does anyone have a script that will monitor 1 named windows
service and restart only that one service if it fails?
I don't have such a script, but here's how I'd do it:
Assuming you're using NRPE-NT:
1. Configure a check for the particular service you're wanting to
monitor.
2. Write a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While I can't comment on nagiosgrapher specifically, since I
don't use it, I would suggest for RRDtool in general you take
a look at tuning the RRD heartbeat and step values used in the
rrdcreate command.
The factor in Nagios that would cause RRD gaps is most
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I see I have all these possible options for compiling with
MySQL support:
--with-mysql-xdata
--with-mysql-downtime
--with-mysql-comments
--with-mysql-status
--with-mysql-retention
--with-mysql-extinfo
Are there any cons to using Nagios with MySQL? What are
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Q.
Is anyone other than me getting these back for the list on posting?
YES! Can we unsubscribe that guy?
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