Hi,
I need to monitor an oracle database ( on debian ). I played with the
check_oracle --tns 127.0.0.1 over ssh
And thats returns green ok ! So far so good.
But what other checks are useful to do or even better like the --login option
or do need to check them all
... i'm not home at
I just check_oracle --login dbnamesince this tells me if the server is
reachable, if the login prompt is given correctly and if there are any
problems, they are raised with the ORA- error message so at all time
I know what the exact condition or error of the database is.
-h
Hari Sekhon
Dear list readers -
I am somewhat new to nagios, but i have had a pretty good experience in
building, installing, and configuring nagios to this point. I have built 2.7
on a Fedora Core 6 box - patched to the latest revs of all rpms.
I am experiencing two issues, which i am having trouble
On 26/02/07, Michael Weiner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am experiencing two issues, which i am having trouble getting around. The
first issue, and probably the most concerning is that whenever i define the
cgi.cfg in nagios.cfg and run nagios -v /etc/nagios/nagios.cfg it fails
complaining about
My guess is Nagios is trying to parse cgi.cfg as an object configuration
file.
IIRC, cgi.cfg should be in the same place as nagios.cfg, and NOT entered
into the nagios.cfg as part of either a cfg_file or cfg_dir directive.
As Jim said, it would help if you post the relevant portions of your
Hi,
what I'm looking for is the state of all members of the stack. Something like
the output of sh switch.
I found the oid 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.500.1.2.1.1 that returns a table with the
members and the states
of each member.
I wrote a little perl script that checks for it.
Thanks to all,
Andrea
I am currently running version 1.2 of Nagios, and I am setting up a new
server as a replacement. I will be putting the most recent version on the
new server (2.7). Is it possible to transfer the log directory contents to
the new server and use them with version 2.7?
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I am currently running version 1.2 of
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Hello,
I have Nagios running on a machine and
Hello,
Because of the implementation of other application in Nagios I was looking at
support for databases.
I see that database support for Nagios 2.0 has been dropped. When I search the
web/forums etc I see some topics to address this issue, but they are all more
then a year old and I don't
Because of the implementation of other application in Nagios
I was looking at support for databases.
I see that database support for Nagios 2.0 has been dropped.
When I search the web/forums etc I see some topics to address
this issue, but they are all more then a year old and I don't
I'm not sure how the tablespace check would work
with auto-extending tablespaces if you use them.
I'm curous about that myself. Anybody know?
It doesn't work well. :)
Because auto-extending tables tend to live n the edge of their available
space, this check will almost always report
Phil Costelloe wrote:
Jim Avery wrote:
I confess I haven't used these yet myself (probably ought to though).
The ones I would immediately pick are:
check_oracle --tns Oracle Sid or Hostname/IP address and
check_oracle --tablespace ORACLE_SID USER PASS TABLESPACE
I probably wouldn't
Jim Avery wrote:
I confess I haven't used these yet myself (probably ought to though).
The ones I would immediately pick are:
check_oracle --tns Oracle Sid or Hostname/IP address and
check_oracle --tablespace ORACLE_SID USER PASS TABLESPACE
I probably wouldn't bother with most of the
Hey thanks for your reply
Looks like all check commands are for the local system do you know fo a
global commad you have or link where i can dfine it for remote systems. It
appears none are in the original configuration files
thanks
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i
Hello!
I've started recently working with Nagios 2.5, I use a daily log rotation
method and I noticed that nagios only stores the logs in the archives folder
for a period of a month. My question is if this is some sort of a problem
I'm having or is a configurable nagios feature and if so how can
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Hey thanks for your
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Hello!
I've started recently working with Nagios
Please always respond on list.
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Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] Logging interval
Thank you for your reply!
So that means that there is no way I can have historical
On Mon, 26 Feb 2007, Nedim Bicic wrote:
Looks like all check commands are for the local system do you know fo a
global commad you have or link where i can dfine it for remote systems.
It appears none are in the original configuration files
Check out the SSH Framework for Remote Plugins. So
I'm trying (for various and sundry reasons) to submit what amounts to a
no-op external command. As far as I can tell from
http://www.nagios.org/developerinfo/externalcommands/commandlist.php,
there are no official no-ops. Is there any hazard in telling the system
to enable notifications over and
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