[Nagios-users] PING is critical

2007-03-06 Thread Brandino Andreas
I have a nagios monitoring some hosts (routers /servers).
For some reason i get many notifications that ping has expired (100%
loss).
Howerver, the host isn't down and i can ping the remote hosts from
the linux thats runs nagios without any problem the same moment i get
the critical notifications!
At next check the 'PING' service is again up! The rest monitored services are
up , only the ping expires.

Any idea what can be wrong??
Regards

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Re: [Nagios-users] PING is critical

2007-03-06 Thread Patrick Morris
On Tue, 06 Mar 2007, Brandino Andreas wrote:

 I have a nagios monitoring some hosts (routers /servers).
 For some reason i get many notifications that ping has expired (100%
 loss).
 Howerver, the host isn't down and i can ping the remote hosts from
 the linux thats runs nagios without any problem the same moment i get
 the critical notifications!
 At next check the 'PING' service is again up! The rest monitored services are
 up , only the ping expires.
 
 Any idea what can be wrong??

Sounds like an intermittent network issue, either on the Nagios host,
the target host, or somewhere in between.

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Re: [Nagios-users] PING is critical

2007-03-06 Thread Jim Avery
On 06/03/07, Patrick Morris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Any idea what can be wrong??

I expect you have configured the service check (or the command
definition) so that Nagios only sends one ping.  Pings are not
guaranteed to get there and back so sometimes do get lost.  Configure
your services to send a few pings (I'd say anything between three and
ten but your mileage may vary) and consider using either check_fping
or check_icmp instead of check_ping.

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Re: [Nagios-users] PING is critical

2007-03-06 Thread Brandino Andreas
Yesterday i increased the number of pings from 3 to 6 with some better
results (less notifications).
Tomorrow i will set critical to be set when there is 100% lost. That
way i hope fake alerts will be stopped.

Thanks


Tuesday, March 6, 2007, 10:05:39 PM, you wrote:

 On 06/03/07, Patrick Morris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Any idea what can be wrong??

 I expect you have configured the service check (or the command
 definition) so that Nagios only sends one ping.  Pings are not
 guaranteed to get there and back so sometimes do get lost.  Configure
 your services to send a few pings (I'd say anything between three and
 ten but your mileage may vary) and consider using either check_fping
 or check_icmp instead of check_ping.

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