one way to go is to take a look at selenium and write a wrapper plugin
for it.
Cheers
Johannes
Todd Nine wrote:
Hi all,
I've been using nagios for a while, and we're needing to perform
more active testing on our site than simply HTTP GET and POST
operations. I'm looking for a plugin to
2009/5/14 Todd Nine t...@spidertracks.co.nz:
Hi all,
I've been using nagios for a while, and we're needing to perform more
active testing on our site than simply HTTP GET and POST operations. I'm
looking for a plugin to Nagios that can execute steps and report that
assertions passed or
2009/5/14 James Pratt jpr...@norwich.edu:
First, I'd rebuild a new linux server to run it on and get the latest
version running, even if it's only checking localhost and emailing me.
Examine very closely *all* old config files, figure out your old
installation and what checks will replace (if
Please.
Do exist any plugins for AIX performance (CPU, memory, disk usage...)
measuring?
Thank you.
Ales
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On May 13, 2009, at 5:43 PM, Bruce Thayre wrote:
So i've also tested this problem with host escalations, and i have
seen
the same behavior. Despite whatever settings i put into my host
escalations, or my host definitions, i'm still receiving notifications
every 30 minutes, any ideas?
Hi,
I'm facing a strange problem.
I have in my definitions services for which notifications are disabled :
I'm still running those services on all nodes because it gives me
indication something went wrong on all nodes.
I recently had to suppress notifications for all services of a
On May 13, 2009, at 3:33 PM, venu_vustipa...@readersdigest.com wrote:
Anyone please let me know what is the best way to proceed for a
beginner to upgrade Nagios 1.3 version on Linux to the 3+
There's no easy-to-follow document for this migration that I know of.
You're likely to find much
Hello,
Im searching for NRPE-Plugins for Linux / AIX including Performance Data.
Are there any plugins out there? I have found some modified for Windows but
not for Linux.
Thank you
Best Regards
Markus W.
John Andrunas wrote:
The company I work for uses Trac quite heavily, and I was recently
tasked with getting Nagios up and running to replace our current
monitoring system, I was wondering if anyone had done any kind of
trac/nagios integration that would allow creation of a trac ticket
from a
2009/5/14 post...@weingaertner-ukro.de:
I’m searching for NRPE-Plugins for Linux / AIX including Performance Data.
Are there any plugins out there? I have found some modified for Windows but
not for Linux.
You'll find most of what you need on Monitoring Exchange. In
particular for AIX 5.3,
2009/5/14 Ales Rikovsky ales.rikov...@upol.cz:
Please.
Do exist any plugins for AIX performance (CPU, memory, disk usage...)
measuring?
Thank you.
Ales
Yes, you'll find various plugins for AIX on Monitoring Exchange. In
particular you'll find nrpe and various compiled plugins
Hi, I recently reconfigured my nagios setup to monitor a lot more
things on my servers and its mostly working ok, but I'm running into
issues where I'm getting tons of notifictions during times that backups
are running. Which is overnight of course. The notifications happen
because the load
Hi,
I have a productive Nagios instance with 200 clients and 1200 Services.
PNP4Nagios is also installed and working.
Actually everything is working just fine, except the machine has a 75-100% CPU
Load, although I have already tweaked around the settings.
I want Nagios to have a mysql backend
Actually everything is working just fine, except the machine has a
75-100% CPU Load, although I have already tweaked around the settings.
I want Nagios to have a mysql backend on another server so that the
CPU Load decreases as other (also critical) services are currently
running on this
On May 14, 2009, at 8:06 AM, Andrew Davis wrote:
I'm seeing items very similar to the one below in our log files
quite frequently:
nagios: Warning: Service performance data file processing command '/
bin/mv /var/nagios/service-perfdata /var/nagios/perfspool/service-
The box does indeed have some load on it... hence my other performance
tuning request to the list. At present, its running Nagios, mySQL, and
Cacti with Cacti polling approx 1500 devices every 5 minutes. Its a
fairly good server, but the disk I/O has been problematic on occasion. I
think I'll
If running the latest version(s) of Nagios and the plugins, using mysql,
and gathering trending info, is there a list available of the best
performance tweaks one can make? I seem to read a lot that mySQL is a
resource whore when also on the Nagios server. Some have commented on
seeing
On May 14, 2009, at 8:10 AM, Harald Böhmecke wrote:
Hi,
I have a productive Nagios instance with 200 clients and 1200
Services.
PNP4Nagios is also installed and working.
Actually everything is working just fine, except the machine has a
75-100% CPU Load, although I have already
I had a similar problem with my backups, as they looked like a disk problem
to the nagios plugin. I turn off notifications before the backup:
/usr/bin/su - nagios -c /usr/local/bin/wget --quiet -O - --post-data
'cmd_typ=23cmd_mod=2host=yourhostservice=yourservicebtnSubmit=Commit'
Plus, for what its worth, on most systems these days you can move an HD
to another system with more CPU/RAM which would negate the muck up all
the Nagios stuff.
Virtualization is an alternative as well. We run Nagios and Cacti on one
server and four instances of Splunk on four other servers.
Good Afternoon,
I search documentations, best practice or write book in order to set-up a
monitoring system with Nagios in 4 Datacenter.
Actually I think i will deploy 2 Nagios Daemon as Master (they will received
event states with ncsa, all the services will be declared in passive mode)
in two
Thank you Marc and Sasha for the feedback. It is now clear to me that no
mysql backend is needed to decrease CPU Load.
Thanks for the tips on PNP4Nagios.
To answer some of your questions:
- System Load is 3.5 on the 15 min counter.
- System specs:
Its a VM running on a DL585 with 32GB of RAM.
Can anyone tell me the benifits/features in the Nagios version 3 when we
compared to version 1.3.
I know the latest version is always better but, Just trying to see if it's
worth the effort.
Thanks,
Venu--
The NEW
Hello,
I'm trying to monitor SAP and it's enough for my purposes to log in
using username and password to declare system to be running. I don;t
want to run CCMS on SAP machine.
I've reached first step
I have command definition in commands.cfg:
command_line$USER1$/check_sap_cons
On May 14, 2009, at 1:21 PM, venu_vustipa...@readersdigest.com wrote:
Can anyone tell me the benifits/features in the Nagios version 3
when we compared to version 1.3.
I know the latest version is always better but, Just trying to see
if it's worth the effort.
If you're asking this
Hey Folks,
I know socket timeout after 20 sec has been discussed so many time in all
the forums and post, but still this is not so clear to me.
Nagios server : RHEL 5
NC_NET used on Windows server.
In startup.cfg the port is 12489 and the ip_passive is ip address of the
nagios server.
Even
Anirudh Srinivasan wrote:
Hey Folks,
I know socket timeout after 20 sec has been discussed so many time in all
the forums and post, but still this is not so clear to me.
Nagios server : RHEL 5
NC_NET used on Windows server.
In startup.cfg the port is 12489 and the ip_passive is ip
2009/5/14 venu_vustipa...@readersdigest.com:
Can anyone tell me the benifits/features in the Nagios version 3 when we
compared to version 1.3.
I'm too young to remember version 1.3!
I know the latest version is always better but, Just trying to see if it's
worth the effort.
Where can I
Try opening a telnet session to that port (to test the firewall theory)
telnet ip_windows_server 1248
you should get:
Trying ip address
Connected to ip address.
Escape Character is '^\]'.
Then Ctl-C to exit out of it (if your in linux that's what it looks like)
50 Seconds is pretty long. I
I can't help wondering if you're running all your checks at 1-minute intervals?
If you're not doing so already, you might like to consider running
your less time-critical checks at 5-minute intervals or more.
hth,
Jim
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