Hi folks!
I am testing nagios plugins ver. 1.4 on my HP-UX 11.0 server, but none of
them seem working fine.
I tried to use them on a Nagios 1.1, Nagios 1.3 and a Nagios 2.0, but always
receive answers like:
check_TCP: Invalid hostname/address - 10.1.1.1
Same commands, using 1.3.1 plugins
Nope
Adds database support
to Nagios 2, and replaces the existing CGIs with new ones written in any
language you prefer (currently PHP).
Check http://sourceforge.net/projects/nagios-db/
Thanks.
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Which repository has the latest build for FC4? Dag Wiers is only doing
FC3.
If you want to install the FC3 rpm on FC4 using YUM - I found that I
needed to configure my repos.d file for DAG specifying a specific version,
otherwise yum doesn't find it.
like this:
[dag]
name=Dag RPM Repository
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i install nagios and nsca on Fedora core 4
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Guys,
Where can I find the ndosutil for Nagios
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Hi,
I tried to
On 2/14/06, Toby Kraft [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Which repository has the latest build for FC4? Dag Wiers is only doing
FC3.
It's in the Extras repository for FC4.
If you want to install the FC3 rpm on FC4 using YUM - I found that I
needed to configure my repos.d file for DAG specifying a
If I understand well, you want your check_disk on HostA to be send to the 2
mailing lists, while all the other check_disk being only send to one of the
mailing list?
If I am true, then you could create a new service, check_disk_A, doing
exactly the same things than the regular check_disk, but
Jim Perrin wrote:
On 2/14/06, Toby Kraft [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Which repository has the latest build for FC4? Dag Wiers is only
doing
FC3.
It's in the Extras repository for FC4.
Amazing to me that in all the months I've been lurking in this list there
was no mention of this tidbit
That worked for PING (an active check) but its not working for passive
checks, which all the hosts I have monitored are configured by.
I have a DISK for all-hosts but I made a second definition in services.cfg
called DISK_WEB but since the info is a passive check its not working.
./check_disk
Is there an option to have check_http command check for http service on
non-standard ports (i.e. 80,1741,2002)?
Nagios 1.3 RHFedoraCore 3
/usr/local/nagios/etc/services.cfg
define service{
use generic-service
host_name someserver
Hi list,
Thanks to the developers for getting 2.0 released! We
have almost 2000 service checks running on a Nagios
monitoring system and performance in 2.0 is noticably
improved.
We were noticing after about 2 weeks of uptime with
b2, Nagios would baloon past 1.3GB ram usage and bring
the
./check_http --help will show you that
you can specify the port you may have to change definition in the commands
configurration file. I created a second definition check_http_443 to go
against port 443.
Joe Petrucci
Office: 704-383-6089
Cell : 724-462-0443
Network Administrator [EMAIL
Hi everyone:
I am thinking about writing a WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) client
for Linux. This would basically be a command line way to perform various
performance queries to a Windows box - with absolutely no agent software
anywhere. All that would be required on the Windows side
On 2/14/06, Jim Perrin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 2/14/06, Toby Kraft [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Replace the $releasever with 3So is working in the IT sector right now (at least in Europe) yet ..
Have had to do the same thing too on a number of occasions. Beats me why though.Cheers.
Is that a trick question :-) ? Short answer : Oooh yeah.Cheers.On 2/14/06, Ron Gage [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:Hi everyone:I am thinking about writing a WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) client
for Linux. Would there be any interest in such a program?
Ron Gage wrote:
Hi everyone:
I am thinking about writing a WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) client
for Linux. This would basically be a command line way to perform various
performance queries to a Windows box - with absolutely no agent software
anywhere. All that would be required on
Hans:
Quoting Hans Engelen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is that a trick question :-) ?
Just want to make sure that I'm not going to be wasting my time in something
that people aren't interested in! :)
Short answer : Oooh yeah.
Cheers.
On 2/14/06, Ron Gage [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Ron:
Let me add my 3cents worthyes, yes, that would be great!
Need a tester when you get it written?
Doug
At 12:55 PM 2/14/2006, Ron Gage wrote:
Hi everyone:
I am thinking about writing a WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation)
client
for Linux. This would basically be a command line way
i 6th, 7th and 8th
that vote would be super helpful!
[quote]
Is that a trick question
:-) ?
Short answer : Oooh yeah.
Cheers.
On 2/14/06, Ron Gage
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Hi everyone:
I am thinking about writing a WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) client
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Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 12:56 PM
To: nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Nagios-users] Question: is there any interest in a WMI
client
for Linux?
Hi
Quoting Ryan Wilcox [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
snip
ron... it is understood that WMI would give users the ability to go way
above and beyond the 'check_nt' command... what other capability are you
interested in building in that 'check_nt' doesn't provide?
From a monitoring perspective, what more
Hi HP,
HP Geeza schrieb:
From what i can tell though check_snmp_storage.pl only allows you to
check for particular kinds of storage settingswhat i need to do is
monitor the size of a directory on a remote windows server for
example, d:\data
i am using nsclient at the moment but can't
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Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 10:56 AM
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Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] Subdirectories in Nagios installation dir.
Jim Perrin wrote:
On
Also amazing that this is not mentioned on the nagios.org download
page.
Ethan just directs you to a third party repository. Why would he need to
track or care how it's organized? I'm personally surprised he's chosen
to link to a specific repository in the first place.
You're right, not
Sorry if this a little off topic
I was wondering if anyone knew of a network mapping tool. OpenSource
is best, of course. I would like to integrate this into a MySQL/PHP/Nagios environment.
Thanks in advance,
Mike
For
mapping == graphical
Whatever the equivalent of Visio is on Linux (GPL of course).
mapping == device discovery
Netdisco
netdi
opennms
cacti plugin (mac?)
intermapper
The first two items are OSS network management tools, for maintaining
and controlling device configs. They have
Try nmap - http://www.insecure.org/nmap/
Mike Koponick wrote:
Sorry if this a little off topic...
I was wondering if anyone knew of a network mapping tool. OpenSource is
best, of course. I would like to integrate this into a MySQL/PHP/Nagios
environment.
Thanks in advance,
Mike
Ron Gage wrote:
Hi everyone:
I am thinking about writing a WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) client
for Linux. This would basically be a command line way to perform various
performance queries to a Windows box - with absolutely no agent software
anywhere. All that would be required on
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