On Oct 23, 2008, at 3:48 PM, Andy Shellam wrote:
> However, your services are alerting on every OK result - if you
> convert
> the timestamps for your ping service you'll notice it's every 5
> minutes
> - which I'm guessing is your service check interval.
An alert is not a notification. It's
Hi Andy!
On Thu, 23 Oct 2008, Andy Shellam wrote:
> Hi Grant,
>
> That is weird - according to that log file, Nagios hasn't notified you
> at all today (it should say HOST/SERVICE NOTIFICATION for every
> notification it sends out.)
>
> However, your services are alerting on every OK result - i
Hi Grant,
That is weird - according to that log file, Nagios hasn't notified you
at all today (it should say HOST/SERVICE NOTIFICATION for every
notification it sends out.)
However, your services are alerting on every OK result - if you convert
the timestamps for your ping service you'll notic
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Jonathan Call schrieb:
> I believe Andreas Ericsson has also written a broker module for NSCA. It
> is apparently still in its testing/alpha stages so you would have to
> contact that person directly.
>
Or you give it a direct try and feed Andreas
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Bo Lynch schrieb:
> I'm am migrating my test bed nagios server to something a little more
> production. Where are the stats and uptime for all my servers located so
> that I can move the 3 months worth of data to the new install.
> Thank you
Just cop
On Thu, 23 Oct 2008, Kaushal Shriyan wrote:
> where can i get Nagios Ebuild 3.0.4 for Gentoo OS
It's in the standard portage repo:
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I'm am migrating my test bed nagios server to something a little more
production. Where are the stats and uptime for all my servers located so
that I can move the 3 months worth of data to the new install.
Thank you
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where can i get Nagios Ebuild 3.0.4 for Gentoo OS
Thanks and Regards
Kaushal
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I solved the problem this way. I turned on snoop to get packets on the nrpe
port and saw that there were no packets at that port unless I ran check_nrpe
manually, then I noticed that in my commands definitions the path was wrong (I
had copied some commands from another installation which had a "
I think this screams for an NSCA relay agent so that you don't have to
actually have to make the changes on more than 1 nagios server, which is
what you'd currently have to do. Such an agent should work just like a
dhcp relay, get a request, buffer and try passing it on to the remote
nagios ser
NSCA just doesn't scale well within Nagios.
You will need to try something like the OCP Daemon mentioned here:
http://www.nagioscommunity.org/wiki/index.php/OCP_Daemon
I believe Andreas Ericsson has also written a broker module for NSCA. It
is apparently still in its testing/alpha stages s
Hi There,
We monitor a large amount of services for all our customers. We do not have
the luxury of all the networks being on the same WAN/LAN infrastructure.
A lot of our servers have public IP¹s and a lot do not.
Typically, we have been monitoring the *NIX servers using a combination of
activ
My Environment:
3 x Dell 2950 Dual DualCore and 8 GB of RAM
One system runs checks against our Linux servers
One runs checks against our Windows servers
We are running SLES10 update 3
Both systems use nsca to send their check results to a third server that
displays the service checks for our opera
I'm using check_snmp to check the status of the interfaces on Cisco
routers, and for the most part, it is working well. However, I have
one interface that Nagios is reporting as down, despite the fact that:
1. Running check_snmp by hand shows the interface is up:
/usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_snm
Use both. That way, you know which the problem is...
If just the name is down, and the IP is up, you know DNS is an issue.
If both are down, you know your site is more likely.
Could also be a network thing, but, you can at least distinguish DNS issue
from other issues...
On Oct 23, 2008 8:55a
D'oh! Sorry about the top post.
I will RTFM on Nagios 3. We had not considered than an option as we are using
NagiosQL and are awaiting a release compatible with Nagios 3.
Thanks for your reply!
Dustin
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Yes that was my thought. Plus it gives me the added benefit of not
having to change the host definition if the IP address of the domain
changes. If I am checking a website to be sure it is up and it becomes
available only by IP address because of a DNS issue I would want to be
made aware of that.
Please don't top-post. It makes my teeth itch.
Phillips, Dustin B wrote:
> Right. I understand that would "fix" our problem.
>
> So you're saying we'll need to create services that have the same
> check command but unique hosts and contactgroups?
With Nagios 2, yes.
> We have 40
> services an
Right. I understand that would "fix" our problem.
So you're saying we'll need to create services that have the same check command
but unique hosts and contactgroups? We have 40 services and 8 contact groups.
Each contact group is only responsible for a portion of the hosts. Surely
there
Hi
I have a issue with a particular service on a host. when i check Nagios
Logs, I see as
[1224755367] SERVICE ALERT: nmhost0001;NetmagicHTTP;CRITICAL;HARD;1;HTTP
CRITICAL - pattern found
instead of SERVICE NOTIFICATION:
I dont get emails or sms for this service "NetmagicHTTP" on host
On Thursday 23 October 2008 08:01:56 am Paul, Chris Y wrote:
> Hello nagios users.
>
hi
> I have an nrpe daemon working when I check remotely running check_nrpe
> manually, but as run from the nagios daemon, it is not returning
> anything and the service is stuck on "PENDING".
>
latency, maybe?
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