Sorry nrpe. Not nrpe_nt.
Thanks,
Yu
Yu Watanabe
Hello all.
I would like to ask a question to people in this forum.
There seems to be a compile issue with nrpe_nt with following versions.
OS : Ubuntu10.04 LTS ( libssl-dev ver. libssl-dev ： 0.9.8g-16ubuntu3)
nrpe_nt : 2.12
Error
Is there anyone that knows how to configure the snmp trap monitoring for
nagios on a debian machine? I have been trying to set it up for a couple
weeks now with help from some guides on the internet but i failed each
time.
In the logs i see the incoming trap appear but after that nothing seems
On 22/06/12 15:11, Jonathan Gazeley wrote:
I've got a bunch of Nagios plugins that monitor things like
DNS/HTTP/RADIUS hits per second.
I've set what I believe to be sensible max/min warning thresholds but
what I really want is dynamic thresholds. If some quantity suddenly
doubles or halves,
On 22/06/12 15:11, Jonathan Gazeley wrote:
I've got a bunch of Nagios plugins that monitor things like
DNS/HTTP/RADIUS hits per second.
I've set what I believe to be sensible max/min warning thresholds but
what I really want is dynamic thresholds. If some quantity suddenly
doubles or
On 10/07/12 14:47, C. Bensend wrote:
On 22/06/12 15:11, Jonathan Gazeley wrote:
I've got a bunch of Nagios plugins that monitor things like
DNS/HTTP/RADIUS hits per second.
I've set what I believe to be sensible max/min warning thresholds but
what I really want is dynamic thresholds. If
You've already received two replies, both stating that you'll
likely have to write some code to do it. I'm not aware of
any common plugins out there that calculate rates of change and
alert appropriately. Maybe they exist, but I don't recall
seeing any of them.
Have you tried any of the
As indicated, make a plugin that gets the info and set thresholds
so high they're never likely to ring the red bell.
But in addition to this, I'd set it up with something like nagiosgraph
to generate graphs that you can watch. This will save/show historical
data and show you the norm. Thus you
I saw in the email thread about you asking if you need to use a patch for
Nagios to use IPv6. The answer to your question is no. If you have a IPv6
only host you can use the IPv6 address in the address field. You need to
type the entire IPv6 address out, because Nagios doesn’t handle the double
