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Tim Palmer
===
Host config:
define host{
host_name host.foo.bar.tld
use dslam
alias Anytown DSLAM
address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
parents another.foo.bar.tld
}
define host{
name
Andreas Ericsson wrote:
On 11/18/2010 03:48 PM, Tim Palmer wrote:
Good morning, or whatever as the case may be...
I have a Nagios 3.2.1install which is showing a problem I'm unsure how
to troubleshoot further. It's either something simple I'm missing, or a
deeper, more difficult
Tim Palmer wrote:
Andreas Ericsson wrote:
On 11/18/2010 03:48 PM, Tim Palmer wrote:
Good morning, or whatever as the case may be...
I have a Nagios 3.2.1install which is showing a problem I'm unsure how
to troubleshoot further. It's either something simple I'm missing
Nagios monitoring is based on plugins for what you want to monitor.
There are plugins for many things, including several options for
monitoring Windows machines/services. Search the list archives and/or
Google in general will tell you this and much more.
Nagios itself can not be installed on
Lucas Fritz wrote:
Nagios-Users,
Are there any definitive guides for monitoring a remote OSX 10.4 Server?
Ideally I’d like to do a minimum of configuration on the remote server
and looking at the guide located here:
http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/nrpe/NRPE.pdf
I’m not convinced
Eric F Crist wrote:
Tom,
Thanks for the reply, but my original question is not answered by the
FAQ you linked. That sorta leads me toward the correct answer to a
question I've posted since, but that question was asked in response to
someone's reply to my original question.
So,
[list protocol note? - I suppose, since people *will* top post, a thread
that is top posted should remain top posted]
A quick Google search shows you are by no means the first to run into this.
What is the ping check for? Do you want to check if linux1 is up from
the Nagios server, or check
[resending as a real new message, rather than a lazily hijacked thread]
Hi all,
I'm trying to get service dependencies with service groups working and
not having any luck. The format given in the docs isn't working for me.
Am I just being stupid, or is there something else going on? I'll admit
Hi all,
I'm trying to get service dependencies with service groups working and
not having any luck. The format given in the docs isn't working for me.
Am I just being stupid, or is there something else going on? I'll admit
to not having dived into the source, as reading source code isn't one
Michael Egan wrote:
I would like to add a separate group within Nagios for my virtual
machines. I created a file called virtual.cfg and changed the HOST
GROUP DEFINITION to the following:
Define hostgroup {
hostgroup_name virtual-servers ; the name of the hostgroup
alias Virtual
Hugo van der Kooij wrote:
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I have tons of snmp plugins in this folder, but my routers, which allow
snmp will not run these two snmp service check:
They are as follows, and it keeps telling me that it is missing the plug
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What is the libexec folder? Can you give me a direct path? I am new to
Linux.
Very Respectfully,
Christy M. New
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American Cancer Society
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Network Infrastructure Engineer
Tim Palmer
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To
11/09/2007 10:46 nagios
Mr Hopcroft,
My first reaction was an unqualified yuk!, what nitwit would even
consider this, then I noticed it was you, and having seen your ever
useful posts since the Netsaint 0.0.7 days, I relented. Although hearing
vi called anachronistic ruffles a couple of feathers. Notepad isn't?
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