yes you have to use a separate one for each site, how else would you be
able to use a separate check? Unless you expect the word Home on each
site and that is your string check. Another option is using Macros but I
suspect this may not do what you want...
-h
Hari Sekhon
Jerad Riggin wrote:
In that case, is there a way to specify more than one possible string, so
that for example if it can't find Home, but it can find Checkout, it
considers the host up?
On 11/2/07, Hari Sekhon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yes you have to use a separate one for each site, how else would you be
able
I've read the help docs, like I said I have a working installation checking
about 15 servers. I have a PING service that pings a host group. I can't
do that with this because I'm checking a different string on each site, so
i'm guessing it has to be separated out. Does this make sense?
On
You need to reread the docs, this is the most basic of questions.
http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/2_0/xodtemplate.html#service
Hint: You are missing a service_description in the last block for one.
You should not have name in that last block either, you need host_name.
Read docs pls.
-h
I have a functioning nagios setup but I have a quick question. I am going
through and adding website string checks so we can keep track of
availability on one of our webservers.
So in services.cfg I have
define service{
namegeneric-service ; Generic service
Hi folks,
I am seeing an odd issue with nrpe check on solaris 9.
from the solaris host: (nrpe 2.0)
bash-2.05# grep check_fs /etc/nagios/nrpe.cfg
command[check_fs]=/usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_fs_space -w 85% -c 95%
bash-2.05# /usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_fs_space -w 85% -c 95%
WARNING:
I think we're losing something in translation of me trying to tell you what
i'm doing. Here is what i've been doing.
define service{
use basic-service
namecheck-site4
notification_optionsw,u,c,r
We have our monitoring configured and everything is working great
checking all our windows servers through a single windows server running
nrpe_nt. The problem we are having is when one of our Linux Nagios
servers goes down and doesn't send any results to the master Nagios
server. When this
Andreas Ericsson wrote:
About a billion times. You're running the check on the nrpe side as root,
but nrpe runs it as someone else, and the plugin is crap so it prints
ok when it fails to get the proper numbers. I'm guessing you wrote the
plugin check_fs_space yourself, and only tested it as
You also need to make sure the nrpe binaries were compilied with the
option to except arguments.
./configure --enable-command-args
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Hari
Sekhon
Sent: Friday, November 02, 2007 5:32 AM
To: alexus
Cc:
Yes I know what you've been doing, double or triple templating, and what
I am saying is that you do not need to template for every service.
Only template the common bits and put the unique bits in the service
definition block with the hostname.
You will need less blocks and have less
I wish I could, but I'm not a programmer and have limited experience with
Linux. I usually just manage Windows servers.
Thanks for your help though. I condensed the string check into one instead
of double/triple templating. Thanks.
On 11/2/07, Hari Sekhon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've just
I have an EMC
CLARiiON AX150 I would like to monitor it with nagios..
How do I monitor
my EMC’s disk usage, fan, power supply, battery, temperature and uptime using
Nagios?
what nagios plugin do i use to monitor the above?
HI Andreas,
We came to the same conclusion, except for who wrote the plugin. I think
I got it nagios exchange.
header info:
#
# Author: Todd Barbera
# Date: 10/26/05
# Purpose: Report back to nagios file system usage
What have you done to get around it?
-luis
On Fri, 2007-11-02 at 17:50
I was under the impression that check_http has a regex option, meaning
you can pass it a regex that ought to be able to handle this.
Jeff
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In case any of you should run into this issue in the future, I discovered
what was causing this problem:
When I pulled the files from off of our storage server, they must have
gotten corrupted in the process. I re-transferred the NSClient to the
client machine I want to manage, and re-ran the
Luis Cerezo wrote:
HI Andreas,
We came to the same conclusion, except for who wrote the plugin. I think
I got it nagios exchange.
header info:
#
# Author: Todd Barbera
# Date: 10/26/05
# Purpose: Report back to nagios file system usage
What have you done to get around it?
Timeperiods is the best idea. You can either use the notification_period or
check_period depending on your end needs.
Larry Low
4150 N Drinkwater Blvd., 5th Floor
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Office: 480.385.7045
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Telesphere Networks, Inc
From: [EMAIL
If a service enters a non-OK state (OK - Warning), is then
acknowledged, and then enters a Critical state should not a
notification be sent? I have a situation where this happens even with
notification_options set to w,u,c,r for the template used by the
service.
Any insight is greatly
You probably have to rewrite 04:00-01:00 to 00:00-01:00,04:00-24:00.
Larry Low
4150 N Drinkwater Blvd., 5th Floor
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Office: 480.385.7045
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Telesphere Networks, Inc
From: Jerad Riggin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday,
Thanks for the reply. Here is what I did..
define timeperiod{
timeperiod_name maintenance
alias Maintenance period
sunday 04:00-01:00
monday 04:00-01:00
tuesday 04:00-01:00
wednesday 04:00-01:00
trevor obba wrote:
I have an EMC
CLARiiON AX150 I would like to monitor it with nagios..
How do I monitor
my EMC’s disk usage, fan, power supply, battery, temperature and uptime using
Nagios?
what nagios plugin do i use to monitor the above?
Google's hit #5 when searching for
Jerad Riggin wrote:
Thanks for the reply. Here is what I did..
define timeperiod{
timeperiod_name maintenance
alias Maintenance period
sunday 04:00-01:00
monday 04:00-01:00
tuesday 04:00-01:00
[Note that I am a Nagios end-user, not the administrator. Someone at HQ
runs the box.]
We currently use Nagios 1.2. We have a Windows Server 2003 server
running the latest ARCserve (11.5 SP3). We have basic monitoring of the
box via Nagios but are looking for a way to monitor the
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Sent: Friday, November 02, 2007 3:46 PM
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Subject: [Nagios-users] Monitoring ARCserve services
[Note that I am a Nagios end-user, not
It's generating config files that are compatible with 1.x, not 2.x.
There were several config changes made between the versions such as this
change to where contact_groups are associated to hosts. It seems that
nmap2nagios hasn't been updated since April 2003 (at least from the
sourceforge
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On 29/10/07 04:38 PM, Mike Hawley wrote:
Hi guys and girls, can anyone let me know how I add a subject, and display
the sent to (to:) line to the emails that leave the Nagios server.
I am running Nagios 3.0b5 on a OpenSuSe server, with Sendmail
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On 30/10/07 04:09 AM, Dennis Hünseler wrote:
Hi,
in nagios 3.0 for example use a service-definition like
check_command check_local_disk!20!10!/var
where
20 stands for the warning level of 20 % free
10 stands for the
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