Hi All,
I would like to set up a new user (say monitor) for the purpose of
monitoring the nagios GUI interface alerts. He should be having less
privileges than a user nagiosadmin. Is that possible?
I just want to give him a basic privileges like acknowledge host and
services. can you tell me is
Hi All,
I am able to execute external command and make an entry in nagios.cmd
file as
[Mon Mar 23 14:43:26 IST 2009]
PROCESS_SERVICE_CHECK_RESULT;mfin-sol02;TRAP;2;10.10.7.37
Disk_Space_in_VAR 3 NRPE:
[Mon Mar 23 14:44:52 IST 2009]
PROCESS_SERVICE_CHECK_RESULT;mfin-sol02;TRAP;2;10.10.7.37
2009/3/20 Marc Powell m...@ena.com:
On Mar 20, 2009, at 8:48 AM, Christopher McAtackney wrote:
to start? I'm envisioning some sort of script or service which INSERTs
into the Oracle database after each service/host check is performed.
Does Nagios support this sort of functionality?
Yes,
2009/3/23 Christopher McAtackney crist...@gmail.com:
2009/3/20 Marc Powell m...@ena.com:
On Mar 20, 2009, at 8:48 AM, Christopher McAtackney wrote:
to start? I'm envisioning some sort of script or service which INSERTs
into the Oracle database after each service/host check is performed.
2009/3/23 Christopher McAtackney crist...@gmail.com:
2009/3/23 Christopher McAtackney crist...@gmail.com:
2009/3/20 Marc Powell m...@ena.com:
On Mar 20, 2009, at 8:48 AM, Christopher McAtackney wrote:
to start? I'm envisioning some sort of script or service which INSERTs
into the Oracle
Hi all
This may be a dummy question.
I would like to use the $SERVICESTATEID$ and $LASTSERVICESTATEID$ macros to
define a note URL for some services, but for some reasons, these macros are not
processed by Nagios.
For example, I defined a notes URL as :
I've never installed Nagios before. I was asked to take over an existing
installation. I'm going to install the latest version of Nagios on a
clean CentOS build. We've never used Opsview before, but I looked into it
and like the idea of using Opsview to configure all of the hosts,
Allan Clark wrote:
On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 15:41, Michael Osofsky mosof...@netbase.com wrote:
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Location: Mountain View, CA
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Hi,
I'm running nagios 2.0b4, on suse 9.3. The plan is to upgrade to 3.0.6
(nagios) and SLES10 sp1.
Recently, during some checking of the data that I collect for SLA reporting,
I noticed the service latency has gone through the roof!
The only recent change I've made is to put ssh checks as a
On 23/03/09 12:55, Chris wrote:
On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 5:08 PM, Klaus Umbach
treibh...@sozial-inkompetent.de wrote:
On 20/03/09 16:28, Chris wrote:
Thanks. I have addedd AuthUserFile /etc/nagios/.htaccess to my
/etc/apache2/conf.d/nagios.conf
ScriptAlias /nagios/cgi-bin
Hi Christopher,
You must indicate the path of the command perl : /usr/bin/perl
/usr/local/nagios/host_check.pl $HOSTADDRESS$ $HOSTEVENTID$ if you don't
have enable EPn.
Sincerly
Frank
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On Mar 23, 2009, at 6:57 AM, frank.bourd...@dga.defense.gouv.fr wrote:
Hi Christopher,
You must indicate the path of the command perl : /usr/bin/perl /usr/
local/nagios/host_check.pl $HOSTADDRESS$ $HOSTEVENTID$ if you don't
have enable EPn.
This is incorrect. The shell will invoke the
Deborah Martin wrote:
Hi,
I'm running nagios 2.0b4, on suse 9.3. The plan is to upgrade to 3.0.6
(nagios) and SLES10 sp1.
Recently, during some checking of the data that I collect for SLA reporting,
I noticed the service latency has gone through the roof!
The only recent change I've
Unless you're an op5 customer and thereby paying for my services, I
*really* don't want off-list emails regarding Nagios problems.
Thanks for respecting that in the future. Answers are below.
Christopher McAtackney wrote:
2009/3/23 Andreas Ericsson a...@op5.se:
Christopher McAtackney wrote:
Andreas,
Thanks for your reply. I completely agree with the suggestion of upgrading.
I'm currently
migrating configs across to Nagios 3.0.6 with the hope of switching to this
box in about a week.
I was hoping to keep the configs on the nagios 2.0b4 box fairly consistent
with the new box so we
2009/3/23 Andreas Ericsson a...@op5.se:
Unless you're an op5 customer and thereby paying for my services, I
*really* don't want off-list emails regarding Nagios problems.
Thanks for respecting that in the future. Answers are below.
Sorry, my mistake, I didn't realise I had replied to you
Hey Folks,
I was asked to put the entire hostgroup for the downtime which i did . But
inspite of that i got alerts to my mail from few server from that hostgroup.
I selected both schedule downtime for all host in this hostgroup
schedule downtime for all services in this
Christopher McAtackney wrote:
2009/3/23 Andreas Ericsson a...@op5.se:
Unless you're an op5 customer and thereby paying for my services, I
*really* don't want off-list emails regarding Nagios problems.
Thanks for respecting that in the future. Answers are below.
Sorry, my mistake, I didn't
On Mar 23, 2009, at 9:12 AM, Christopher McAtackney wrote:
The program writes out to the text file every time it is run (it's not
connecting to a database yet, this is just proof-of-concept work).
In your script, you should specify the full path to that text file (I
recommend something in
I am running CentOS 5 and I installed nagios thru yum using the
RPMForge repository. When I log into the web interface, it shows my
server as down/critical under hosts. Obviously since I'm accessing
the host remotely via HTTP it isn't down. Any thoughts on how to fix
this? Also, this
On Mar 23, 2009, at 10:15 AM, acarl...@princeton-il.com wrote:
I am running CentOS 5 and I installed nagios thru yum using the
RPMForge repository. When I log into the web interface, it shows my
server as down/critical under hosts.
I can't speak to the specifics of what RPMForge does for
I am working on setting up Nagios for the first time and am trying to search
different forums to find my answers, but it appears forums.meulie.net has
been down for several days (or I can't seem to get there from my network)
and SF is giving me Search Server timeout errors when I try and search
Dear all,
I am new to Nagios and now my company want to try let Nagios to integrate with
our new Service Desk system (Management System).
For this project our aim is to inject Nagios's alert message to Service Desk
system and it can create a 'Trouble Ticket' automatically.
So I want to find
2009/3/23 Florence Luk lukk...@netvigator.com:
Dear all,
I am new to Nagios and now my company want to try let Nagios to integrate
with our new Service Desk system (Management System).
For this project our aim is to inject Nagios's alert message to Service Desk
system and it can create a
Hello everybody,
I am pretty novice at Nagios, so I hope that my question were easy to answer,
or at least, I could get a hint...
The thing is that I want to monitor a mapped unit on a Windows host, just to
check the available disk space (i.e., drive U:, that might be myuser at
Hi,
i recommend pnp. Integration in Nagios is very simple and you get the graphs
immediately. Nevertheless you can design the look of the graphs individually
with the template mechanism.
Gerhard
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Von: Sergio Ariel [mailto:sergio.ar...@iris.uh.cu]
Gesendet:
Dear All,
I seem to get extra garbled characters at the end of the data returned by the
various plugins running on Solaris clients.
Unfortunately, it's messing up my graphing (pnp4nagios) output.
My NAGIOS server is on a RedHat 5.3 system while most of my clients are Solaris
9/10.
I may have
What version of nrpe are you using on the solaris clients?
On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 4:23 PM, Ayotunde Itayemi ayotunde.itay...@zain.com
wrote:
Dear All,
I seem to get extra garbled characters at the end of the data returned by
the various plugins running on Solaris clients.
Unfortunately,
Think I've gotten to the root of my rookie issue. Using # instead of ;
inside a definition for commenting. In addition to realizing the cfg_dir
definition in the nagios.cfg is recursive and I didn't need to define each
directory under the base directory it was pointing to.
Still interested
Think I've gotten to the root of my rookie issue. Using # instead of ;
inside a definition for commenting. In addition to realizing the cfg_dir
definition in the nagios.cfg is recursive and I didn't need to define each
directory under the base directory it was pointing to.
Still interested
Hi!
I'm relatively new to Nagios but for a number of reasons we want to
migrate away from Hobbit.
I've read the manual, read some of the book Nagios 3 Enterprise Network
Monitoring, setup most of our hosts and some services but I cannot
really get all the groups (service group, host group,
Marc,
The status (of the host in Nagios) is down.
The host definition is:
define host{
use linux-server; Name of
host template$
; This host
definition $
In regards to your NCSA Mismatch, are you intending to use NSClient++
through NCSA or only through the check_nt option? If you aren't using NCSA,
you may need to double check your nsc.ini file to make sure it is commented
out.
There is a pretty good tutorial here
Ken Netzorg wrote:
Having read the documentation and doing some pondering, I am looking to
break my service monitoring into two notification trees: Production and
Development. That way, I am not bothered by development services
alerting off hours and only get production notifications off
Chris,
Thanks for the detailed info. I had gone through the inheritance
documentation you'd listed below, but I didn't put the facts together that I
can mix my host template with my service template such that I can have a
host's notification settings apply to a service. I had been trying to figure
Gerhard Lausser wrote:
Hi,
i recommend pnp. Integration in Nagios is very simple and you get the graphs
immediately. Nevertheless you can design the look of the graphs individually
with the template mechanism.
Gerhard
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Sergio Ariel
I haven't used nagiosgraph so I cannot talk to how it works, but PNP
is also very flexible with how you integrate it and can be made to
scale very nicely :); the developers are also open to user patches.
- max
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2009/3/23 acarl...@princeton-il.com:
Marc,
it also is giving me the following error:
Return code of 127 is out of bounds - plugin may be missing
Sorry for not mentioning that before. Thanks,
Andy
yeah, that's probably the problem - nagios can't find / can't run the
plugin. Make sure
On Fri, 20 Mar 2009, Sergio Ariel wrote:
I wanna to graph plugin output. What do I should install?
I like to think I'm relatively competent with Nagios, but I fought with
nagiosgraph for a while before I ran out of patience and gave up.
Unfortunately it's been several months since I did this,
Hi Ricardo
I believe that a better approach is to change
your script to schedule a new service check through nagios pipe. What you
think about that?
Using pipe we can insert a new service check to our Nagios and this server
can schedule service checks dinamically.
thats a interesting
Hi friends.
From where can I find Nagios 3.0.6 tarball files for CentOS 5.2 64 bits ?
Thank.
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2009/3/23 Florence Luk lukk...@netvigator.com:
Dear all,
I am new to Nagios and now my company want to try let Nagios to integrate
with our new Service Desk system (Management System).
For this project our aim is to inject Nagios's alert message to Service Desk
system and it can create a
2009/3/23 Fredrik Rambris fredrik.ramb...@it.cdon.com:
Hi!
I'm relatively new to Nagios but for a number of reasons we want to
migrate away from Hobbit.
I've read the manual, read some of the book Nagios 3 Enterprise Network
Monitoring, setup most of our hosts and some services but I cannot
On Mar 23, 2009, at 2:47 PM, Cristiano Casado wrote:
Hi friends.
From where can I find Nagios 3.0.6 tarball files for CentOS 5.2 64
bits ?
The usual place - http://www.nagios.org/download.
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Hello,
I have a kind of custom nagios setup, so maybe this is a byproduct of
that...
I had to reboot my nagios server today, and it didn't come right back
up. By the time it did, it realized that the service checks weren't
fresh, and started sending out lots of notifications. I stopped
You have checked your /var/spool/mqueue and /var/spool/clientmqueue
right?
I have had a few million emails queued up there before.
Charlie
On Mar 23, 2009, at 9:22 PM, Peter Doherty wrote:
Hello,
I have a kind of custom nagios setup, so maybe this is a byproduct of
that...
I had to
On Mar 23, 2009, at 9:22 PM, Peter Doherty wrote:
Has nagios passed all the emails over to sendmail, and I just need to
clear out sendmail's queue, or is nagios holding onto them while
sendmail isn't running, and then once it sees sendmail running, it
starts dumping email into the queue?
It's probably Nagios. Does the blizzard of emails stop when you stop the
Nagios service?
How about stopping the Nagios server, turning off all notifications in
the configuration files, and then restarting it?
Peter Doherty wrote:
Hello,
I have a kind of custom nagios setup, so maybe this is
On Mar 23, 2009, at 10:52 PM, Charlie Reddington wrote:
You have checked your /var/spool/mqueue and /var/spool/clientmqueue
right?
I have had a few million emails queued up there before.
They were in /var/spool/clientmqueue.
Thanks Charlie!
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