On 13 Aug 2008 22:31:49 -0000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have just installed Fedora 9 and then setup Nagios. I followed Quick
> Install and it worked wonderfully.
> I want to Monitor 1 remote server's SMTP. I have been experimenting with 2
> configuration files (Pasted
> at the end for reference) without much luck. With config #1, I receive
> messages telling me the host is
> down constantly (I assume this is because it blocks ICMP ping requests) I
> then found a sample on one
> of the forums which I tried to implement; but I recieve no messages and
> Nagios still says host is down in
> the browser. Basically I'd like to show the host as up and recieve messages
> when SMTP is unavailable.
> Does anyone have any samples (Pref with comments) that I can experiment with?
> I am particually
> interested in monitoring publically available services.
>#==================================
>#CONFIG FILE #1
>#==================================
>define host{
>use windows-server
>host_name myserver
>alias My Mail
>address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
>checks_enabled 0
>}
Is there any resaon you have checks_enabled set to 0? I also cannot
find a checks_enabled directive, it's either active_checks_enabled or
passive_checks_enabled.
>define hostgroup{
>hostgroup_name windows-servers
>alias Windows Servers
>}
>#===============================EOF
>#==================================
>#CONFIG FILE #2
>#==================================
>define command{
>command_name check_upmail
>command_line $USER1$/check_smtp -H 64.62.20.243
>}
You should try using variables instead of hard coding services,
especially when it comes to commands, and host variables. You should
try using $HOSTADDRESS$. This'll make it so you can reuse the same
command later.
>
>define host{
>use generic-host
>host_name myserver
>alias My Mail
>address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
>check_command check_upmail
>max_check_attempts 10
>notification_interval 120
>notification_period 24x7
>notification_options n
>contact_groups admins
>}
>===============================EOF
Have you tried forcing a check of the server? Does it still say it's
down? Can you run check_smtp -H <hostaddress> from the command, as
nagios user to validate the service can talk to it?
--
Jon Angliss
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