Hi List
I've used Nagios for a few years now and up to now have only really monitored
Linux servers and Network hardware.
However I'm now having to monitor Windows servers more and more, which isn't a
problem as there are plenty of Windows agents available to monitor Windows
servers.
However
Forgot to include the list :( My bad
Hi list,
First, please forgive me if some had already answered this bu I
wasn't
able to find some answers.
I have to query Windows' perfmon agent from Nagios. Is there a way to
realize such a thing or have I to install an agent like NSClient++
--- On Tue, 20/10/09, Tony nag...@aspireinternet.co.uk wrote:
Hi List
I've used Nagios for a
few years now and up to now
have only really monitored Linux servers and Network
hardware.
However I'm now having
to monitor Windows servers
more and more, which isn't a problem as there
I have done exactly that; go to http://www.tntmonitoring.com for more
information. The idea actually is a bit more comprehensive; rather than
just writing the agent, I made it a package of agent and a number of
checks that I found useful; the installer puts it all together.
Admittedly, though,
Hello,
I am looking for some installation help/advice
I have followed the tutorial here:
http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/3_0/quickstart-fedora.html
http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/3_0/quickstart-fedora.html
up to service httpd restart, and it says:
[r...@onlinebackup ~]# service
I had the following situation come up last week and cannot figure why it
happen, so I am hoping that someone out there can shed some light. I
have some services that were in scheduled downtime last Saturday. During
the scheduled downtime we had a network issue where our core tried to
fail over to
This is not a nagios problem but an apache problem. That message is
telling you that there is another service already using that port.
You can either change the port apache is bound to in the httpd.conf
file, or add another address to the server and bind apache to just
that single IP.
Details
The error is not related to nagios but to the Apache web server .
By default Apache is using port 80 ( default HTTP) and tries to bind it .
The other software you are using (Ahsay Online Backup Manager) is using the
HTTP port for it's own
and hnce the Apache fails to start .
You need to
Hi Kevin,
May you can attach the contactgroups and contacts config?
Maybe you forgot the notification type for warning, critical and so on for the
contacts?
Regards from Hamburg
Leif
From: Goutos, Kevin [mailto:kgou...@libertymgt.com]
Sent: Dienstag, 20. Oktober 2009 16:42
To:
On Oct 16, 2009, at 9:31 AM, Goutos, Kevin wrote:
Thanks for the reply Marc.
I do have some good news. I did receive a notification last night
for a
flapping alert. However, it still is not sending out alerts from
being
down, returning to up state, etc...
[1255678430] SERVICE
Hi all
I have a question on how NRPE works. I have installed
Nagios on one server1 and Nrpe on server2. they are on the same subnet.
the way I execute the commands on the server2
is Server1:nrpe!commandonServer2
It works fine now. both servers are on the same subnet. But if I
On Oct 20, 2009, at 10:32 AM, akp geek wrote:
Hi all
I have a question on how NRPE works. I have
installed Nagios on one server1 and Nrpe on server2. they are on the
same subnet.
the way I execute the commands on the server2 is Server1:nrpe!
commandonServer2
It
Hi all
I have a question on how NRPE works. I have installed
Nagios on one server1 and Nrpe on server2. they are on the same subnet.
the way I execute the commands on the server2 is
Server1:nrpe!commandonServer2
It works fine now. both servers are on the same subnet.
I have a passive service check that I need to provide an event handler for.
The problem is that we have network issues from time to time that cause us to
get stale results. I was hoping for a macro that provided the type of
critical so I could filter it in the handler script. That doesn't
Thanks so much Marc..
I did the following
1. I changed the port in /etc/services to 5777
2. I disabled and enabled the service using
./svcadm disable /network/nrpe/tcp:default and ./svcadm enable
/network/nrpe/tcp:default
3. But I have not changed nrpe.cfg
4. From the nagios server I
That's because you're running nrpe with inetd and not as a standalone
daemon. inetd will use /etc/services and the nrpe.cfg entry won't have an
effect.
Regards,
Martin Melin
On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 7:04 PM, akp geek akpg...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks so much Marc..
I did the following
1. I
I just realized my mouse had a scroll wheel and could scroll down. That was
where I noticed the $SERVICEOUTPUT$ macro. That will get me more information
into the handler script and I can work with that.
I still wonder if there is another, better way, to handle this?
--Jeff
-Original
On Oct 20, 2009, at 11:03 AM, Tillotson, Jeff wrote:
I have a passive service check that I need to provide an event
handler for. The problem is that we have network issues from time
to time that cause us to get stale results. I was hoping for a
macro that provided the type of
I assume by stale results you mean, results that were generated by a
freshness check instead of by the actual check? Yes, this is easy to do.
Simply change the check command for the freshness check. When no passive
check results arrive for a certain period, Nagios will invoke this
command as
Just wanted to forward this for everyone to see..
I figured it out! The problem was it was precaching my old
configuration files, so I just #'d out those lines in the nagios.cfg
file and I just got about 40 E-mails LOL. Thanks for your help!
-Original Message-
From: Marc Powell
I am running nagios 3.0.6...
I don't know if this is happening for all hosts/services, but it seems
to be happening more and more...
critical service alert goes to hard state - notification 1 sent
notification_interval == 1440 minutes
No more notifications, service remains in the same state for
On Oct 20, 2009, at 2:18 PM, Kyle O'Donnell wrote:
I am running nagios 3.0.6...
I don't know if this is happening for all hosts/services, but it seems
to be happening more and more...
critical service alert goes to hard state - notification 1 sent
notification_interval == 1440 minutes
No
we don't use escalations at all.
here is whats currently in the objects.cache (service is now in OK
status though)
define service {
host_name myserver
service_description fg-to-svc-os_sun_df_OS
check_period24x7
check_command
I assume by stale results you mean, results that were generated by a
freshness check instead of by the actual check? Yes, this is easy to do.
Simply change the check command for the freshness check.
That is what I meant. And changing the command_line option from 2 to 3 will
accomplish what I
Hi,
I scheduled a host machine for two weeks of downtime while we were awaiting
a delivery of memory. The memory arrived earlier than expected and the
machine is up and running. But the downtime schedule is Nagios has a week
to go. I can¹t find a cancel button and if I click on the schedule
I was going to add that to NC_Net but if it only reports on trouble then how
do you know it has not stalled without freshness checking ?
On NC_net there is a similar command but it has slightly different
requirements,
1) you can configure NC_Net to preform different Passive checks, but not
setup
Tony, IMO, the network traffic generated by the service checks is
trivial in the scheme of things. Also, do you really need to worry
about ALL the services on your windows box? If. say you run IIS on the
server, aren't you most interested in knowing IIS Admin and WWW services
are running?
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