Ian Masters wrote: >> On doing "check_snmp -H 172.25.198.36 -C xxxx -o sysUpTime.0", it returns >> SNMP OK - TimeTicks: (17742960) 2 days, 1:17:09.60 >> > > If Nagios can succeed on the command line without changing your snmp config I > would presume that means the problem is in your nagios .cfg file. > 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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