[Nagios-users-br] Nagios + SQUID

2006-09-16 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Primeiramente Boa tarde a todos da lista,
Bom galera o meu problema é o seguinte, preciso monitorar o squid através
do nagios, estava usando o check_tcp na porta do squid e começou a me dar
muita dor de cabeça, muito alerta de timeout, e sendo que o squid estava
rodando perfeitamente, pois bem, em busca na internet achei o plugin
check_squid.pl, porem não consigo faze-lo funcionar já pesquisei na net e
nada, o meu problema é o sequinte.
uso o comando desta forma
check_squid!http://www.google.com!-!-!200.208.220.130!80!-!2

monitor:/usr/local/nagios/libexec# perl
check_squid!http://www.google.com!-!-!200.208.220.130!80!-!2
-su: !http: event not found
tentei também
check_squid -H ipdomeuproxy -P 3128
monitor:/usr/local/nagios/libexec# ./check_squid.pl -H 200.208.220.130 -P
3128
Duplicate specification H=s for option h
Duplicate specification P=i for option p
Unknown answer (HTTP/1.0 403 Forbidden)
Use of uninitialized value in exit at ./check_squid.pl line 181.

Bom, nem sei o que pode ser, se alguém puder me dar um help ae agradeço.


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[Nagios-users] Newbie question - authorization...

2006-09-16 Thread Neil B. Cohen
I'm experimenting with Nagios at home - I just joined a company that
uses it extensively in the field and I'll need to know how it works.

I've managed to install it, and I can get to the home page from my
(FireFox) web browser (on systems running FC5). So far, so good. I have
verified that I have a working config file.

If I start Nagios, things look ok, but I don't have the authorization
correct. I have added the entries in the Apache config file, and created
the .htaccess entries in the nagios directories. But when I point the
web browser at the nagios page, it does not ask for a login/password.
Then I get authorization failures when I try to look at the various
monitoring pages

This is really a browser issue, not nagios I think. But it isn't
something I've done before - can someone suggest what I might have set
up incorrectly or point me at what needs to be added?

thanks very much,

nbc

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Re: [Nagios-users] Newbie question - authorization...

2006-09-16 Thread Morris, Patrick
 If I start Nagios, things look ok, but I don't have the 
 authorization correct. I have added the entries in the Apache 
 config file, and created the .htaccess entries in the nagios 
 directories. But when I point the web browser at the nagios 
 page, it does not ask for a login/password.
 Then I get authorization failures when I try to look at the 
 various monitoring pages
 
 This is really a browser issue, not nagios I think. But it 
 isn't something I've done before - can someone suggest what I 
 might have set up incorrectly or point me at what needs to be added?

If you're not getting prompted for a login, it's not a Nagios or a
browser issue -- it's a webserver configuration problem.

Assuming your .htaccess files are valid, your webserver is probably
configured not to use them.

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[Nagios-users] SSH, FTP flutter

2006-09-16 Thread Richard Galvez
Hello everyone,

I have a problem with the sensitivity of the check_ssh and check_ftp
services in my Nagios monitoring. I have a medium sized network of 100+
servers all running ssh and ftp (with the exception of some) and the
service seems to come in and out, in particular with the ssh service
check. I know the problem, it's just that I have scan attacks regularly
on my network (no one gets in though) but I would like to suppress these
alerts as they don't pose an actual problem, just a scan attack. In
particular, the ssh service returns the string server answer:  when
someone is scanning it, and I would like a way of just making that take
it to warning level rather than critical.

Any ideas? I need to stop this flutter, I get alerted regularly..

Regards,
Richard


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Re: [Nagios-users] NRPE vs NCSA

2006-09-16 Thread Richard Galvez
I agree, you should plan for expansion with nagios. No sense in limiting
yourself with nrpe when you can just engineer for growth with nsca. I'm
implementing the same configuration now, with nsca and I would like to
point you to a document on the nagios website in the docs section.
Someone wrote a very good howto to setup nsca.

Regards,
Richard

On Wed, 2006-09-13 at 14:10 +0200, Thomas Sluyter wrote:
 On 13 Sep, 2006, at 13:14, Hari Sekhon wrote:
 
  While NCSA would reduce load slightly (probably not noticeably  
  though I
  expect), NRPE would allow for a more centralised way of doing things,
  especially since I keep my entire nagios config under svn and like  
  to be
  able to redeploy it centrally.
 
  Does anybody have any advice as to which I should go with? What  
  have you
  used and what are your experiences of this?
 
 A few weeks ago I was stuck with the same question. Back then a  
 fellow by the pseudonym Jakked Up (he frequents many Nagios fora)  
 helped my out by discussing the matter over e-mail.
 
 One of the most important things to keep in mind is the amount of  
 checks you'll be performing and how things will be scheduled by Nagios.
 
 Say that you're running 1000 service checks through NRPE and that you  
 want them all run within 5 minutes. Let's assume that each service  
 check averages at 3 seconds before the results are in (best case  
 scenario). This would mean that Nagios would have a thousand three- 
 second connections open every five minutes. Parallelizing things  
 using the Nagios scheduler will help naturally...
 
 But now start thinking big... Around 7000 service checks? Would mean  
 21.000 seconds worth of network connections crammed into five  
 minutes. That's not going to work nicely.
 
 And all of this is still excluding things like retries in the case of  
 a failure. Or assloads of retries in the case of massive failure.
 
 Now, if you take NSCA, the server will still be getting 7000 incoming  
 connections every five minutes, but:
 1) All incoming data will be dumped in the NSCA queue
 2) Nagios will leisurely pick through the NSCA queue to grab all  
 the status updates
 
 Or, as he originally put it:
 
 =
 
 To make a check on a remote system, via nrpe for example, nagios has  
 to schedule the check every 5 minutes, or whatever.
 The check is made, which means a plugin runs a script that connects  
 to a daemon running remotely.  The script then tells the daemon what  
 check to make.  The check is made, the data passed on to the client  
 connection, and now nagios has the data for the check and processes  
 it.  All of that is a lifetime, compared to:
 
 Periodically nagios reads it's external command file, whenever it has  
 time to do so, depending on your settings.  At times, it finds  
 completed results of a service check.  All nagios has to do is  
 process that result.  So, the check is NOT even really made by the  
 central server.  It's already sitting there for it.  Of course, that  
 is only achieved via something like a passive check via nsca.
 
 =
 
 Me, I'll be making our new Nagios environment as passive as possible.  
 Most checks will be performed locally (scheduled through a small  
 wrapper script I wrote, run from cron), after which the results are  
 submitted through NSCA. For the remaining active checks I'll be using  
 net-SNMP.
 
 Cheers!
 
 
 
 Thomas
 
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Re: [Nagios-users] Newbie question - authorization...

2006-09-16 Thread Neil B. Cohen
That was sort of the problem - I found a typo in the .htaccess file. So
the server was complaining about an invalid file definition Thanks
for the help,

nbc

On Sat, 2006-09-16 at 13:57 -0400, Morris, Patrick wrote:
  If I start Nagios, things look ok, but I don't have the 
  authorization correct. I have added the entries in the Apache 
  config file, and created the .htaccess entries in the nagios 
  directories. But when I point the web browser at the nagios 
  page, it does not ask for a login/password.
  Then I get authorization failures when I try to look at the 
  various monitoring pages
  
  This is really a browser issue, not nagios I think. But it 
  isn't something I've done before - can someone suggest what I 
  might have set up incorrectly or point me at what needs to be added?
 
 If you're not getting prompted for a login, it's not a Nagios or a
 browser issue -- it's a webserver configuration problem.
 
 Assuming your .htaccess files are valid, your webserver is probably
 configured not to use them.


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