years old.
The larger Web site I want to embed the information in is a Joomla site. Is
there a Joomla module that would call the Nagios or Icinga API and retrieve
data?
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years old and
without documentation.
The larger Web site I want to embed the information in is a Joomla site. Is
there a Joomla module that would call the Nagios or Icinga API and retrieve
data?
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it on another Windows computer.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/tntnagiosplugin/
Information about it is on http://www.tntmonitoring.com .
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From: Ryan McHugh [mailto:ryan.mch...@techtell.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2011
who cares about every single IP address generally is monitoring at a
very low level where DNS gets in the way instead of being helpful.
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From: Patrik Båt [mailto:p...@osix.eu]
Sent: Monday, June 13, 2011 12:19 AM
Check out TNT Monitoring ( http://www.tntmonitoring.com ); I wrote it
specifically for situations such as yours (and mine - lots of Windows servers
across the Internet).
The check results are submitted by standard HTTPS to a URL on your Nagios
server.
Kevin Keane
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And assuming they are virtualized... Most of these locations are small business
with only one server to begin with.
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that Nagios already has (event handlers, for instance).
Rather than reinvent the wheel in TNT Monitoring, I was hoping that somebody
may already have ported Nagios itself to Windows.
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that's what you're looking for.
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I am wondering if there is a port of Nagios to Windows?
I have a distributed Nagios
Wonderful, thank you! That's what I was looking for
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Try Nagwin ...
http
The trick is to carefully select what you are actually checking. You probably
don't want to run 5000 checks every five minutes, but you really only need to
have one check, or a few at most, per server that will tell you whether or not
whatever you are monitoring is up; that should be enough for
When you can't see the machine at all, you can rule out NSCient++ as the cause;
it is within Nagios itself.
The Windows Servers group is empty because you didn't tell the windows-servers
group that it contained a host named DFS. Or alternatively, you can also tell
DFS that it is part of the
Do these virtual machines have to run 24/7? If not, you could automatically
shut them down at 2 AM - either from your hypervisor, or with the shutdown.exe
command.
When you do that, you could leave the VMs simply sitting there taking up disk
space, or you can check the file date of the .VMDK
I'm wondering if there is a way to detect if a Windows backup is currently
running. Every night during the backup window, my checks for disk and CPU
activity go haywire. That is expected, of course.
What I'm looking for is a way to get Nagios to either automatically schedule a
downtime when
Thank you very much! I'm really more interested in keying off the actual
backup, rather than a specific time. The reason is that I may not always have
control over when the backup window occurs.
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Sent: Tuesday, October
Check the MIME type. It should be text/html . Maybe for some reason Apache or
the Nagios CGIs instead send application/binary or so.
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From: de...@tfd.uni-hannover.de [mailto:de...@tfd.uni-hannover.de]
Sent: Thursday, September 02, 2010 1:05 AM
To:
I wrote my own event log management plugin because I didn't find one that I
liked. You can download it as part of the Sourceforge tntnagiosplugins project.
It should work with NSClient++ (although admittedly I am not testing against
that).
It reports critical and warning events on the
Yes, you can do that. Look for distributed monitoring in the documentation.
It's fairly simple to set up.
Keep in mind that if you declare the public Nagios server to be the master,
that means that information leaves the corporate network; you may not want to
do that. You could also declare
You could use the check_dns plugin with the -a argument.
From: Network Operation Center FMC Luxemburg [mailto:n...@eurofmc.com]
Sent: Monday, June 28, 2010 10:40 PM
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Subject: [Nagios-users] IP and hostname mapping control
Hi everybody,
I'm looking for a way to check out the
Actually, there are four states reported by plugins: OK, WARNING, CRITICAL and
UNKNOWN. Services will have the same four states.
There are also three states that hosts can have: UP, DOWN, UNREACHABLE. UP,
DOWN and unreachable depends on the state reported by the plugin, as well as
the state of
front end uses text files.
~Scott Ward
On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 4:48 AM, Martin Melin
nag...@martinmelin.commailto:nag...@martinmelin.com wrote:
On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 21:55, Kevin Keane
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Config file maintenance can be improved to some
Nagios does have some scalability issues, but for the most part you won't run
into them until you get to truly huge installations.
I can see three main scalability issues: config file maintenance and the need
for one central server, and firewall issues.
Config file maintenance can be improved
You would probably want to use sudo. Instead of having NRPE call check_yum
directly, have it call sudo check_yum, and add check_yum for the Nagios user to
your sudoers (make sure to not require a password, of course!)
Be sure to keep the sudoers entry as restrictive as possible, or you may open
You have some checks that take a long time - more than 14 seconds for a service
check and more than 16 seconds for a host check. You may want to identify which
checks take such a long time. It may or may not be the culprit (the reason
could be either a lot of processing, or waiting for some
to be reasonably high performance. This syslog receives
quite a few log entries per second (most of which would be discarded of course).
Has anybody else already done something like this?
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What do you want to monitor about VMWare Tools?
You will find quite a few VMWare-related checks in
http://www.monitoringexchange.org . I found that I had to tweak pretty much
every one of them in some way or other.
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The plugins are simply command-line programs. By convention, all plugins should
provide documentation when you start them with the -h switch.
You can find quite a few plugins on monitoringexchange.org . I wrote a
collection of plugins that you might find useful at
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Am Freitag, 19. Februar 2010 11:19:30 schrieb Flyinvap:
Hi,
Le
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On 2010-02-19 07:25, Kevin Keane wrote:
Is a new protocol a good idea?
Maybe the answer to that question should come at the end instead of
the beginning of the process?
Well, if everyone thinks
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Am Freitag, 19. Februar 2010 11:58:45 schrieb Flyinvap:
Le Fri, 19 Feb 2010 11:28:25 +0100,
Michael Schwartzkopff mi...@multinet.de a écrit :
- SNMPv1 is quite secure if you use ACLs.
Quite secure ?
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Le Fri, 19 Feb 2010 03:17:11 -0800,
Kevin Keane subscript...@kkeane.com a écrit
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On Feb 19, 2010, at 5:05 AM, Michael Schwartzkopff wrote:
Quite secure ? With UDP (spoofing) and a community not encrypted ?
SNMP : Security Not My Problem ;-)
OK. With ip spoofing you cen send packages. But if you
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With SNMP, there is no way to do that - you basically can't wrap UDP
in any way. With NRPE, you can easily implement all kinds of
homegrown solutions already: ssh tunnels, HTTPS.
You can use SNMP on TCP. You can
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Cc: nagios-users
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Michael Medin wrote:
Hello
Since I am pondering a replacement for
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On 2010-02-19 05:22, Morris, Patrick wrote:
For what it's worth, I'm
In addition, I notice a mismatch in the Disk service with the corresponding
check_disk command definition.
The check_disk command is configured to require three arguments, but the
service only supplies a single argument (and a wrong one at that - the first
argument should be a warning level,
Also check your check command to see if maybe the host name or IP address is
hardcoded there, or whether it might actually be referencing a different
variable.
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Subject: [Nagios-users] What would you want in a replacement web
interface?
Hi there. I've been working on a replacement
, no matter what the service is. Rather than having
Nagios query the host every x minutes and creating network traffic
when there isn't any reason to if all the services Nagios wants to
check are up and running.
Just a thought...
Thanks
Tony
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stale results be UNKNOWN instead of CRITICAL? Or getting more information to
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out are different in
a subtle way from those that ping sends. Maybe check_icmp has a longer
payload that the firewall interprets as a type of attack? Carefully look
at the packets that Wireshark traced and compare the check_icmp ones
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Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] Using Nagios to monitor Exchange 2007 Queues,
etc.. ??
Check out my TNTMonitoringPlugin project on Sourceforge. There is a
plugin
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What happens when you run the same check_http command from the command line?
What happens when you telnet from the Nagios server to port 4443 on
localhost?
What does the following command report:
netstat -ltnp | grep 4443
Esteban Torres Rodriguez wrote:
I have this problem with my OAS.
Jelle Smet wrote:
Hi List,
Are there any ways whatsoever to do remote logfile monitoring for *nix
with following requirements?:
* Use NRPE and no other client (with arguments allowed) as nrpe is our
standard.
Any plugin that works for Nagios directly should also work with NRPE.
The
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machine that will launch the scripts on the Unix machine.
Would this be done by SSH or any other manner?
Thx
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update the Pending status services and
change it to OK stauts?
Thank you
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Wheeler, Jonathan (STFC,RAL,ESC) wrote:
(snip)
I have
on system.
I want to have one command definition and to use it on many machines,
as on every machine I am assignig names like
office1, office2 etc.
OS system on monitored machines is W2K3.
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You can certainly do that, but you'll probably have to write your own
plugin to do it. It's not something that would work generically; you
will need to somehow tap into the specific DHCP server you are using. So
the plugin will have to be tailored for the Windows DHCP server, or one
of the
Since Windows works for you, my solution is not likely to help you much.
But I'm using a WMI query to determine the uptime. I then set the plugin
status to CRITICAL for uptimes less than 30 minutes, WARNING for uptimes
less than 30 minutes.
You should be able to do something very similar in
There is no best way, only the way that works for you - that's the
beauty of Nagios.
I wrote my own plugin that uses WMI to monitor a number of performance
counters; it's part of the plugins in my collection at
http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/tntmonitoringplugin . The plugin is
a Windows
There is a plugin check_dell that calls Dell's own omreport tool. I am
using the Windows version of it, but I believe it also exists for Linux.
I could be wrong, but I believe the check_raid plugin would test
software RAID, not hardware raid.
Marco Borsani wrote:
Hi all !
I am testing
I'm curious to learn more about Cacti - the Cacti Web site and Google
are of course very helpful, but I'm looking primarily for a comparison
between Cacti and pnp4nagios.
Right now, I'm using nagios 3.0.6 together with pnp4nagios, and that
seems to be working very well, and setting up
A couple of notes:
- SNMP runs over UDP while NRPE uses TCP. UDP can be more finicky with
the firewall, because it is more difficult for the firewall to match up
the response with the original message.
- Stupid question: did you enable SNMP on the Windows server, and
configure it (by default,
http://www.tntmonitoring.com/
I wrote it to be a complete, simple-to-install but very powerful package
of monitoring agent and a pretty extensive set of preconfigured checks.
It monitors the standard (CPU, memory, various RAID controllers) as well
as Exchange Server, Blackberry Server, Active
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I need to check for a particular pattern in the log file for sending
any notification.
Any help is appreciated.
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need to know the day after if they didn't run so the
freshness_threshold will be much lower than the weekend span? How do I stop an
erroneous critical event every weekend for example?
Thanks for the ideas!
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And how is check_nt_memuse defined? It's probably in commands.cfg
Martyn wrote:
Oops yes it should
check_nt_memuse!80!90
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indicating something bad happening with Remote Desktop? If so, you
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In my mind, Nagios really isn't a good tool for troubleshooting
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Rahul Nabar wrote:
On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 12:20 AM, Kevin Keane subscript...@kkeane.com
mailto:subscript...@kkeane.com wrote:
I think that is a bit overreacting. ndoutils is a database client.
Thanks Kevin. Point taken.
Databases need management and tuning to get you good
/ndo2db-3x -c /usr/local/nagios/etc/ndo2db.cfg
Error processing config file '/usr/local/nagios/etc/ndo2db.cfg'.
I do not know the what is the error?
I restarted both Nagios and MySQL
Thanks
Rajshekar
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OK, that explains it. Use 127.0.01 instead.
MySQL tries to be smart
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I just installed ndoutils with mysql. There indeed was one
pitfall: the
database is growing quite large very quickly. Eventually, the DB got
regarding the config files, as well as the
'Whats New' section to find out what has changed.
I checked the commands.cfg, and several other files, and I do not see where
the
duplicate definition is occurring.
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I found the problem. Host freshness checks were turned off in nagios.cfg.
Kevin Keane wrote:
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using passive host checks. I can't get freshness checking to work right
for host checks, though it works fine for services
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[124930] HOST NOTIFICATION:
kkeane;..;UP;notify-host-by-email;sometext
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I'm sure I can figure this out, but I can't believe that nobody else
has had this issue.
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???
the easiest way is not to give self explanatory names to the files /
directories .
btw - i have a question about this ...
Why ??
Are you trying to make the work on the configuration worse for yourself ?
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. Especially because of the warning in the ndoutils
README about the code being alpha/beta quality.
Any ndoutils users? How stable is it? Any pitfalls while installation?
Or should I avoid ndoutils entirely? Is there any workaround to get
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agent based (NRPE, NSCclient) Nagios monitoring.
Please help me in understanding which is better to go with Agentless
or Agent based.
Please Help.
*Thanks Regards,*
*Chethan M N,*
Sr Engineer - EMS
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Either that, or it is a permissions problem or an environment problem.
Nagios executes checks as user nagios not as root. Off the top of my
head, I'm not sure what, if any, environment variables are passed to the
check.
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some scripts in nagiosexchange.org http://nagiosexchange.org
what license or trademark am I publishing under? Please advise on this.
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have been there before the
crash.
Do I need to restart something? What am I missing.
The older comments are intact though. It is just that I cannot make
new comments.
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