Re: [Nagios-users] The best way to test notifications

2006-03-14 Thread Jason Martin
On Tue, Mar 14, 2006 at 09:28:28AM -0800, Mike Koponick wrote:
 It seems crude to me to perform this function in order to get a test
 notification. Anyone have any suggestions or ideas? Is this something
 that could be in 3.0? 
You can echo the necessary external commands into the nagios.cmd
file  to cause Nagios to believe there is a failure. Look up
'passive check results'.

-Jason Martin
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[Nagios-users] The best way to test notifications

2006-03-14 Thread Mike Koponick








Hello all!



I have a need to test notifications on a monthly basis. We
have sections of our network that are very quiet; thusly we do not see any
alerts from these sites. The way I have been testing notification is shutting
down Nagios at the remote end and waiting for the notifications to start/end.



It seems crude to me to perform this function in order to
get a test notification. Anyone have any suggestions or ideas? Is
this something that could be in 3.0? 



Thanks in advance,



Mike










Re: [Nagios-users] The best way to test notifications

2006-03-14 Thread Terry
I set up a test service in nagios.  The service checks for the webmin
port.  Then just set up in cron to shutdown and startup webmin.  Leave
it shutdown long enough to trigger a notification in nagios.

On 3/14/06, Jason Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On Tue, Mar 14, 2006 at 09:28:28AM -0800, Mike Koponick wrote:
  It seems crude to me to perform this function in order to get a test
  notification. Anyone have any suggestions or ideas? Is this something
  that could be in 3.0?
 You can echo the necessary external commands into the nagios.cmd
 file  to cause Nagios to believe there is a failure. Look up
 'passive check results'.

 -Jason Martin
 --
 You can't go home again, unless you set $HOME.
 This message is PGP/MIME signed.





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