Hi
I need to send few service results from two Nagios servers, but not for all
the services configured on the main server.
When I sent all the service results I used obsess over service, but now ?
How can I do ?
Regards
Marco Borsani
Unix and Monitoring Sysadmin
Technical
On 04/19/2012 09:41 AM, Corcoran Smith wrote:
Hi no we don't want to disable notifications entirely, we just want
to be able to faster acknowledge SOFT FAILS or disable them
entirely?
That's not a question, so the question mark at the end is a bit odd.
Fact: All of our technical staff
Use nrdp or nsca.
Ciao,
Giorgio
Il giorno 19/apr/2012, alle ore 14:44, Marco Borsani m.bors...@it.net ha
scritto:
Hi
I need to send few service results from two Nagios servers, but not for all
the services configured on the main server.
When I sent all the service results I used
I am already using nsca with obsess over service.
I supposed I will be use event_handler option …
Any other way to follow ?
Marco
Da: Giorgio Zarrelli [mailto:zarre...@linux.it]
Inviato: giovedì 19 aprile 2012 16:02
A: Nagios Users List
Cc: NAGIOS
Oggetto: Re: [Nagios-users] send
Would it work to build the send_nsca call directly into your plugin?
Alternately, perhaps a wrapper to generically add send_nsca to various commands?
Then your command definition could go from
$USER1$/myplug args moreargs
to
$USER1$/my_send_nsca_wrapper $USER1$/myplug args moreargs
Andy
Hi Corcoran, I agree this is a needed feature. One of my guys was saying it's
only the default Nagios gui that prevents this, you can try something like
Nagstamon to get a jump on acking SOFT failures.
One really should not have to wait until the HARD state pages people to
acknowledge a
I wouldn't argue against this feature. It would be convenient to have, but
your argument depends on your definition of a problem. SOFT state errors
are an indication of a potential problem, or it may be a transient problem.
That's why SOFT states exist so Nagios can retry the test to
Being able to ACK before alerts go out (without guessing at downtime) would be
convenient for anyone, whether it's one random thing you want to catch before
it alerts, or whether you're responding to the first alert of a major outage
and want to handle the rest of the services while they are
Jeremy,
You can have HARD WARNING state as well. SOFT is when you have not yet reached
max_check_attempts.
Stuart
From: Jeremy Page [mailto:jeremy.p...@gilbarco.com]
Sent: Friday, 20 April 2012 1:35 AM
To: nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] Nagios-users Digest, Vol
