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Nick Twaddell wrote:
Hello,
Is there an NRPE client available for OS X servers? I would like to
monitor disk space and CPU usage on a few OS X servers.
Did you think about checking disk and CPU across SNMP?
You'd just need Perl installed to
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nagios wrote:
Any ideas what may be wrong or why they are not being sent? I'll check
the mail logs, but the email account does work.
That seems ok to me. Like you mentioned, check your mail logs and see
what's going on. Also, check your nagios log
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nagios wrote:
Yeah, nagios is declared, I just didn't put it up. Alerts are being
generated as I have it sent to my PDA and those work fine. It compiles
fine as well. So, will have to check the logs I guess.
Make sure you click Reply All on your
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Artyom Khmelnitsky wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to declare multiple email contacts for a single contact? For
instance:
email [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The reason I'm asking is because I added it, restarted and it didn't throw
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Hugo van der Kooij wrote:
Hi,
Just some notes before anyones picks up the nagios 2.6 RPM from DAG. Make
sure to backup the config directory (as always).
Just got the upgrade. But I lost some files in the upgrade and had to
restore them
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Elijah Savage wrote:
All I have read the documentation a number of times and either I am not
getting it or it is not working. I have this host set below
define host{
host_name beastie
alias NFS
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Brian Loe wrote:
When you all report on availability, how do you go about working out
any scheduled maintenance periods?
For instance, I'd like to report on a specific hostgroup. The time
period is 24x7 except 2-6 on Sundays.
Ideas?
#(12am
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Andreas Ericsson wrote:
This is actually the preferred way of sending to mailinglists where
non-subscribers are allowed to post, because the original poster would
otherwise be cut out of the loop. As there's no way of telling if a
poster *is* on
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Andreas Ericsson wrote:
True that. What I object against are messages that start with Hi
Andreas. Glad you could help addressed only to me, because I get the
feeling that they are purposely sent *only* to me, which is very bad
form. That said,
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Justin Craig wrote:
ok so YUM is my friend, I am just now learning this.
Now, do I need to install beecrypt first, then YUM install net-snmp?
yum install net-snmp
Yum is smart enough to pull all the dependencies down for you. MUCH MUCH
better
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Justin Craig wrote:
Maybe this thread will turn into a YUM troubleshooting issue?
I get an error trying to install anything with yum.
Double check your yum.conf file is ok. Check out the FAQ's on FC3.
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Justin Craig wrote:
Maybe this thread will turn into a YUM troubleshooting issue?
I get an error trying to install anything with yum.
Also, try cleaning out the repo data:
yum clean all
Then:
yum install net-snmp
After you check your files
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Justin Craig wrote:
I updated my num.conf file with the example provided and cleaned yum.
Now, it's looks like progresion, but still get an error when trying to
install net-snmp.
Ideas?
I hate to turn you to another mailing list, but see what
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Hugo van der Kooij wrote:
On Wed, 25 Oct 2006, Max H. wrote:
Justin Craig wrote:
...
PLEASE. I read the mailinglist and do not like duplicate messages. So
address the mailinglist only.
SORRY, Hugo. Please chill. If when you click Reply
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Justin Craig wrote:
I'm reaching out of the comfort zone of just pinging hosts. I want to
install SNMP4Nagios and recognize Net-snmp and rddtool as pre-reqs.
I'm trying to install net-snmp and get an error
(snippit)
libtool: link: cannot
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Matthew Joyce wrote:
Does anyone else use the check_snmp_win.pl plugin succesfully with v2.5
?
I'm guessing it's not liking one of your arguments
I'm using version 0.5, I'm not sure if that's the newest or not.
I think maybe the single quotes you
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basile wrote:
hi
i get error message with nrpe :
CHECK_NRPE: Socket timeout after 10 seconds.
i have the max_check_attempt to 5 but still have the problem
what can i do , it s really a problem because notification become spam
i have two
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basile wrote:
all works fine for all services except 2 or 3 times a day
it s not command definition problem , just sometimes nrpe
doesn t get result for checks
Is it consistent for all your services?
I know my checks across NRPE don't return
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dhaval thakar wrote:
Dear All,
I am using Nagios to monitor critical machines;
these machines are down after 5.00 pm,
i tried to configure down time for these host; but down time could be set
only with dates,
i dont want configure down time
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Ranjeet Kumar wrote:
Hi,
I don?t want to use nrpe on client. Is it possible to get information
from host without using nrpe.
If yes. Can you tell me to do that.
What kind of checks and information are you looking to get out of the
enzo - Eduardo Garcia wrote:
Hi people
*I new in nagios, and i'm try write my first escalation, but i dont know
what values to put in first_notification. I want too the mean for each
value please
*
It depends on when you want the escalation to take place. For example:
define
David Price wrote:
Marc,
Have you looked on Nagios Exchange? There is a project called Nagios
Email Report that may be what you are looking for. I haven't used it,
so I can't make any claims on how well it works. The link is
Brian Loe wrote:
2.4 - but I was confused about which plugin you were referring to...
My problem with your plugin is that I just get an empty e-mail, which
I'm forwarding here (less my company's warnings of confidentiality and
such).
I'm getting an empty e-mail as well. The first version
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm okay. Looks like a problem with the MIME encoding. What mail reader
are you using?
If you re-run the perl script with the --debug=2 flags then it may show you
what the error is.
If there are no errors visible, then your email reader may have a problem
with
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay, found the problem.
Sorry guys, in my haste to bash out a version without the CSS embedding
code, i made a schoolboy error. This has now been fixed.
You can fix the error by moving line 91 to line 77 (outside of the if
statement)
The line is $mailbody =
karthik arya wrote:
hey
i have installed nagios2.4 on fedora 3. i just have to services being
monitored at the moment. I want to monitor SNMP installed on my system and
few others in my network. i tried making changes to the configuration file
services.cfg, tried adding the line:
Denny Schierz wrote:
hi,
i was able to get nagios 2.5 running on a special status host. My goal
is to check remote hosts from different customers via internet.
I want to test nrpe, but i saw, that i have to install nagios an every
remote host. So, what is the best way to do that. I want to
Denny Schierz wrote:
hi,
first: i have on all remote hosts the same nrpe version from plugin,
daemon and with ssl.
NRPE seems to be working, but something went wrong:
Current Load UNKNOWN (No output returned from plugin)
Root Partition UNKNOWN Incorrect command line arguments supplied
Denny Schierz wrote:
hi,
Am Mittwoch, den 19.07.2006, 17:34 +0200 schrieb Denny Schierz:
check_command check_nrpe!check_disk -w 20 -c 10 -p /dev/sda1
}
here was my error. I had to remove the arguments from the line. Now it
is working. I know that i can use args, if i
Is anyone using the check_yum/check_up2date plugins, specifically the
check_up2date portion on RHEL4?
http://www.openfusion.com.au/labs/nagios/
I'm good with the check_yum side of things, it's the check_up2date part.
Basically, check_up2date runs fine when run from the remote host via
command
I haven't dealt with issues like this yet, but my inclination would
be to grant the nagios user passwordless sudo access to run up2date
as root, then tweak the check_up2date plugin to use sudo.
Good luck.
-John R. Daily
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web
Max H. wrote:
I haven't dealt with issues like this yet, but my inclination would
be to grant the nagios user passwordless sudo access to run up2date
as root, then tweak the check_up2date plugin to use sudo.
Good luck.
Yeah, I thought about that. I'd prefer not to have to do that. I think
Joe McCaughan wrote:
1)
What kind of network connectivity is required between the
Nagios client and server?
SSL is used by default on port 5666. Ensure your firewall, if you have
one running on your remote host, isn't getting the way.
2)
In the Nagios client nrpe.cfg file:
Should the
Dustin Berube wrote:
If you have SNMP enabled you can use this plugin to check the state of
the Terminal Services service on the client.
check_snmp_win.pl from this site
http://www.manubulon.com/nagios/index_snmp.html
It gives OK if it finds a service that matches the expression given
Elizar M. Palad wrote:
Hi List,
Is there such a plugin that only check if a file exist?
I want to nagios to check if a file was created after a cron job.
I'm not sure of the usage of this plugin, but you could investigate
check_file. It would run across NRPE. I use the check_yum plugin
Matthew Joyce wrote:
Can anyone recommend some snmp devices which can be used for monitoring ?
I use a small device from here: http://www.sensorsoft.com/
It's inexpensive and I've never had a problem. Their customer service is
wonderful as well.
I'm only using a temperature probe, but
Ravi Kumar wrote:
Tarball or RPM?
I recently did an upgrage with RPM's from Dag on a CentOS 4.3 machine. I
was running version 1.2 of Nagios and I simply upgraded the RPM's to
version 2.4. I had little trouble doing so.
About the only problem I had was some Macro definitions had changed,
Dustin Berube wrote:
I looked into those scripts and I did not see a switch that lets me tell
the script if I'm checking Windows or Linux. Although I did not receive
any parse errors so these look promising. Thanks for the link.
I double checked, I'm using check_snmp_storage.pl for
Dustin Berube wrote:
I tried snmpwalk with -t 5 and it worked, but to give it the benefit of
the doubt I changed the script to use a 20 second timeout instead and
had the same results.
Sorry for replying to you personally. The Nagios list doesn't have the
reply-to fields set up the
I'm the sender of the original message that the Warning - delayed mail
message sent a bit ago is referring to. What's up with that?
Max
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Radhika wrote:
Hi,
I am trying configure the snmp server in my debian linux server to
monitor memory,disk and cpu usage i have installed using the following
#apt-get install snmpd
I have not chaned any community all are default settings.Now i am trying
to run the memory usage plug
Max H. wrote:
I'm the sender of the original message that the Warning - delayed mail
message sent a bit ago is referring to. What's up with that?
Strange, things seem to be working now. Is or was there a problem with
the list yesterday/this morning? Or, perhaps my ISP is flaking out,
which
Marc Powell wrote:
I experienced no problems posting to the list yesterday.
Must be my ISP then. Oh well, things seem to be working now, that's all
that I care about. :)
Max
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Hi everyone,
I have been in touch with Ethan because I wanted to submit a few small
how-to's for installing Nagios on CentOS using Dag's RPMs, and for
installing NRPE on CentOS the same.
You can find them here:
NRPE: http://www.maxsworld.org/?page_id=115
Nagios:
Radhika wrote:
./check_snmp_mem.pl -H 172.20.3.1 -C public -w 90,90 -c 95,95
i am getting the following error
*ERROR: netsnmp : Received noSuchName(2) error-status at error-index 4.*
You do have the configuration file snmpd.conf set up to have a read-only
community name of public,
Pavel Santos wrote:
Hello list,
Runnung Nagios 2.3 on Rehat Linux version4. I compliled NRPE to check
services on the clinets and now I am getting the error below.
CHECK_NRPE: Error - Could not complete SSL handshake.
I also install NRPE ussing RPM for my system but I am
Mark Duffy wrote:
Does anyone know of or has written a script to check windows memory usage
via SNMP, I have had a look on a few Nagios sites and have so far been
unsuccessful in finding one, I can find them for checking disk space and CPU
load but not memory :( can anyone point me in the
George Monappallil wrote:
Does anybody have a detailed doc on how I can configure Nagios to use
SNMP to monitor hosts and network equipment.
Is there a way of getting info on remote hosts ( disks, cpu etc )
without installing the NRPE or other addons on the remote hosts. Most of
the time, it is
Max H. wrote:
check_snmp_disk.pl -- disk usage info
check_snmp_mem.pl -- memory info
check_snmp_procs.pl -- processes info and so on...
Sorry to reply to myself, but I forgot I didn't get the above plugins
from nagiosexchange. I found them here:
http://os.cyberheatinc.com
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. According to the mail server
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