Pessoal,
Alguém já implantou uma monitoração de algum appliance (como o proxy da
Blue Coat) no Nagios usando mibs do próprio equipamento ?
Abs.,
Hugo
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Hello:
I just finished installing version 2.10 from rpms from the rpmforge
repository on a CentOS 5 machine. (I've used nagios for some years now
both compiled and from binaries).
This time I couldn't get the init.d script to successfully start because
of some SELinux limitation. Running the
Hello,
I'm monitoring about 30 machines using Nagios with SNMP checks. I also have
a DHCP server casting each machine on the network their IP address on
start-up. Some machines stay on the majority of the time, others for only
4-8 hours a day. The machines generally maintain their same IP
Nagios: 2.10
Plugins: 1.4.9
OS: SLES 9.3
I am having some trouble figuring out how to make check_by_ssh work
properly. I think I have done all of the usual troubleshooting and I have
googled the issue to no avail:
Command as nagios user on the remote server:
I'm monitoring about 30 machines using Nagios with SNMP checks. I also
have
a DHCP server casting each machine on the network their IP address on
start-up. Some machines stay on the majority of the time, others for only
4-8 hours a day. The machines generally maintain their same IP
Nagios: 2.10
Plugins: 1.4.9
OS: SLES 9.3
I am having some trouble figuring out how to make check_by_ssh work
properly. I think I have done all of the usual troubleshooting and I
have googled the issue to no avail:
Command as nagios user on the remote server:
I have a quick question. I have a host template that disables
notifications and I have about 53 hosts using it. If the
notifications are disabled, why then does it still require that I have
values for notification_interval, _period, and _options?
Still trying to investigate why the notification_interval seems to be
ignored on my alert based on the ambient temperature in my server room.
One thought that I had was that the temperature was changing between
alerts, even though it was still in the critical or warning state. Would
this cause
I am looking to implement Nagios for monitoring a dedicated remote web
server that I have. I currently have a local Linux server that I could
install Nagios on, however my internet connectivity can be flaky at
times and if I monitor a remote server I may get more failure warnings
than I care to.
Want to use Nagios to monitor RDP availability on a Windows 2k3 server
(port 3389). Have put the following in my windows.cfg file:
define service{
use generic-service
host_nameSERVERNAME
On Mon, 2007-11-19 at 10:27 -0700, Joel Roberts wrote:
Want to use Nagios to monitor RDP availability on a Windows 2k3 server
(port 3389). Have put the following in my windows.cfg file:
define service{
use generic-service
Can't stress the importance of accurate typing enough, I had a typo in
the line service_description
Working now.
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Roberts
Sent: Monday, November 19, 2007 10:27 AM
To:
Joel Roberts schrieb:
Want to use Nagios to monitor RDP availability on a Windows 2k3 server
(port 3389). Have put the following in my windows.cfg file:
define service{
use generic-service
host_nameSERVERNAME
Jerad Riggin wrote:
I have a quick question. I have a host template that disables
notifications and I have about 53 hosts using it. If the
notifications are disabled, why then does it still require that I have
values for notification_interval, _period, and _options?
Because you can
Zembower, Kevin wrote:
Still trying to investigate why the notification_interval seems to be
ignored on my alert based on the ambient temperature in my server room.
It's not, but nagios only attempts to send notifications when it has
performed a check, afair. If you set notification_interval
On the topic of this RDP test, I'd love to know if anyone has a better
test to actually use the protocol, since anything could theoretically
take port 3389 and this test wouldn't catch it.
I currently also check_tcp as my RDP test but it feels cheap... with VNC
I actually wrote a plugin to log
Hari Sekhon wrote:
On the topic of this RDP test, I'd love to know if anyone has a better
test to actually use the protocol, since anything could theoretically
take port 3389 and this test wouldn't catch it.
I currently also check_tcp as my RDP test but it feels cheap... with VNC
I
Bratislav:
Did you ever resolve these bizaare PROCESS_HOST_CHECK_RESULT /
PROCESS_SERVICE_CHECK_RESULT errors?
I'm having trouble debugging them as well
~BAS
If I simulate host down I got HOST_CHECK from nagios.log on remote host:
EXTERNAL COMMAND:
Andreas, thanks for your response. My notification_interval is set to 0,
so theoretically it should send me either no repeated notifications, or
a notification every 5 minutes, my normal_check_interval. I triggered an
ambient temperature warning and let it run for an hour and 42 minutes.
The time
I'm looking for a little behavior confirmation here, please. It's my
understanding that a failed service check is one way a host check is
initiated. If Nagios determines the host is down, further service
problem notifications are suppressed. However, I still get one or more
notifications for the
Hard code the MAC - IP assignment through your dhcp daemon.
??
On Mon, 2007-11-19 at 14:03 -0600, Matt Lozier wrote:
Hi Benny,
Thank you for the reply, but unfortunately I'm not using DNS, and I don't
want to have to :-)
Just want to know if there is a way to monitor hosts that obtain
We're having a problem with Sprint's email-to-pager gateway will refuse
connections and defer messages with the response Too many connections from
host when Nagios is trying to alert all of us at once that something has
failed. Obviously, since we don't know it's happening unless we're in the
Sorry, I meant to hit reply to all. My apologies.
Thanks,
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anyone :)?
-Original Message-
From: Andrey Dmitriev
Sent: Friday, November 16, 2007 5:00 PM
To: nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Nagios-users] question about NDOUtils
I understand you can do an initial load of config into the db.
How does it 'trap' all changes to config?
I
Hi Benny,
Yes, I'm using WINS. We have a simple LAN here, nothing fancy.
I think that my best bet is having my DCHP daemon reserve a given IP for
each host.
Thanks for your help and suggestions -- much appreciated!
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Matt Lozier
Network Administrator
972.644.2581, ext. 248
972.661.2701 fax
I have a nagios 2.9 install. I have one host with multiple services
being monitored. On the 16th the host didn't respond to a ping (the
server rebooted), and recovered within 3 minutes. I received an
e-mail for both the failure and recovery. I am also monitoring some
windows services on the
I am monitoring the CPU load with NSClient on a host. Here is the
service definition
define service{
use windows-service
namecheck-cpu
notification_optionsw,u,c,r
check_command
What are your notification options set to? In 2.9 the default is none
so if you didn't specify them for that service, it won't alert. If
that's not the answer, perhaps you can paste your the definitions for
your service, contact, and notification command?
-Aaron
Jerad Riggin wrote:
I have a
define service{
namegeneric-service ; Generic service name
active_checks_enabled 1 ; Active
service checks are enabled
passive_checks_enabled 1 ; Passive
service checks are enabled/accepted
Hello,
I have the following service:
define service{
usegeneric-service
host_name bart
service_description Probe #1 Temperature
is_volatile
Just a follow-up: Setting 'is_volatile 0' explicitly in the service
definition didn't seem to affect this behavior; it still sent me 3
notifications, seemingly when the temperature changed.
Thanks for any additional suggestions and advice.
-Kevin
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL
Andrey Dmitriev wrote:
I understand you can do an initial load of config into the db.
How does it 'trap' all changes to config?
Every time Nagios restarts the module is loaded anew as well. Each time
Nagios is sent a sighup all modules are reloaded.
I would guess it can trap changes made
Randy, the only way I was able to do this was to write the return
temperature value in the message that the plug-in sent. Below, find my
plug-in code, if this would help.
-Kevin
===
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/etc/nagios2/conf.d$ cat
Jerad Riggin wrote:
I am monitoring the CPU load with NSClient on a host. Here is the
service definition
define service{
use windows-service
namecheck-cpu
notification_optionsw,u,c,r
Randy Paries wrote:
Hello,
I have the following service:
define service{
usegeneric-service
host_name bart
service_description Probe #1 Temperature
Forgot to include the list in the CC.
Aaron Devey wrote:
I don't see any obvious problems with your service definitions. Did you
find out TrendMicro was down for 6 hours by reviewing the nagios logs?
If so, that means nagios at least saw the service had a problem. If you
found out it was
I found out via nagios. It said the duration was 6 hours for the
outage, and I couldn't match it up with any alerts that were sent to
my mailbox.
Thanks for the tips
On Nov 19, 2007 3:48 PM, Aaron Devey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't see any obvious problems with your service definitions.
Zembower, Kevin wrote:
Just a follow-up: Setting 'is_volatile 0' explicitly in the service
definition didn't seem to affect this behavior; it still sent me 3
notifications, seemingly when the temperature changed.
Right, this is fairly weird. Escalations aren't in effect, is_volatile
is set
I have been tasked with creating an easy to view frontend for our
helpdesk. I was using NagVis for their frontend but their latest request
seems both a little basic and sort of complex for NagVis. I am hoping
someone will be able to recommend a method of doing this that is easy to
maintain.
Andreas
changing $OUTPUT$ to $SERVICEOUTPUT$ worked!!
thanks
currently it is set to Date/Time: $DATETIME
and this always is blank
Thanks
On Nov 19, 2007 3:46 PM, Andreas Ericsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Randy Paries wrote:
Hello,
I have the following service:
Instead of $DATETIME try $SHORTDATETIME$
-Aaron
Randy Paries wrote:
Andreas
changing $OUTPUT$ to $SERVICEOUTPUT$ worked!!
thanks
currently it is set to Date/Time: $DATETIME
and this always is blank
Thanks
On Nov 19, 2007 3:46 PM, Andreas Ericsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Randy
Doug Tabb wrote:
I’m looking for a little behavior confirmation here, please. It’s my
understanding that a failed service check is one way a host check is
initiated. If Nagios determines the host is down, further service
problem notifications are suppressed. However, I still get one or
Hi all!
This is my first post in the list/newsgroup.
I've several hosts behind a firewall and I'd like to monitoring they
with Nagios. These host haven't a public IP. Then, mi idea was to
configure the firewall to redirect the Nagios server conection at
specific port in the firewall ---one per
On Nov 19, 2007, at 8:36 PM, Aidan Anderson wrote:
Doug Tabb wrote:
top parent host is down and suppresses notifications for that site. I
then receive the one host recovery along with the 2 dozen or so
service recovery messages. I had hoped to not receive any service
notifications in this
On Nov 19, 2007, at 9:34 PM, Daniel Bareiro wrote:
Hi all!
This is my first post in the list/newsgroup.
I've several hosts behind a firewall and I'd like to monitoring they
with Nagios. These host haven't a public IP. Then, mi idea was to
configure the firewall to redirect the Nagios
As an alternative, you could create an ssh tunnel to each of the machines (if
they support it.) If not, maybe create an ssh tunnel to one machine and forward
ports to other machines. Even though NRPE communication may be encrypted, it may
be more secure to keep only one port open. my 2cents
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