Hi Zach, you cannot define old school Nagios service definitions for check_mk. What type of webgui do you use? Classic Nagios GUI or Check_MK Multisite or Thruk? Try the following URL --> http://<your-host/<your-site>/check_mk/ login with your admin account then you have the possibility to edit the check_mk configuration inside WATO (web administration tool).
br Andreas Zach LaCelle <[email protected]> schrieb am Di., 22. Aug. 2017 um 19:21 Uhr: > Hello, > > I'm trying out OMD as a replacement to custom-configured Nagios3, and so > far I like a lot of the changes. However, I'm having issues getting > check_mk to run within the framework. Hopefully this is a simple fix. > > I've followed the instructions to get a Nagios site running, and have > installed the check_mk_agent package on a test server. I can telnet to > that server from the OMD server and see the outputs of the > check_mk_agent process, so it looks like the agent is running correctly. > > However, when I set up a service inside of Nagios on the OMD site, it > complains about the following: > (No output on stdout) stderr: python: can't open file > '/omd/sites/nagios/var/check_mk/precompiled/<machine name>': [Errno 2] > No such file or directory > > The service I've set up look as follows: > define service { > service_description check-mk > host_name <machine name> > use check_mk_active > check_command check-mk > contact_groups sysadmins > } > > What is the correct way to set up the configuration from the OMD > website, so that it precompiles the plugins to run and runs the correct > binary? > > Thank you! > _______________________________________________ > omd-users mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.mathias-kettner.de/mailman/listinfo/omd-users >
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