Do you mean you want to check the result of one OID and make that treat
another OID's values differently?
Personally if I faced that problem - I would probably code a custom check
in Bash using snmpget from snmputils that did some nested If statements, or
use Net::SNMP from Perl
So I need to utilize some logic in my service checks.
I have a chiller that if it is not running the discharge temp is not of
concern. However if it is running the discharge temp needs to be lower
than 50 degrees.
Is there a way to have the check snmp utilize some logic that says if
running =
Hi all!
I would like to share ideas for web transaction monitoring for nagios.
I believe that there are couple of ways to implement this on nagios.
http://jon.netdork.net/2011/03/19/using-nagios-to-monitor-webpages/
We use check_website.pl because its simple.
What does everyone else use for this
> On 8/28/13 14:43, C. Bensend wrote:
>> Are you saying I just need gearmand running on the collector?
>
> Well, i assumed it. You are the only one which really can tell that.
> You will need a worker on each host which should run checks. If your
> collector should not run any checks, than no work
On 8/28/13 14:43, C. Bensend wrote:
> Are you saying I just need gearmand running on the collector?
Well, i assumed it. You are the only one which really can tell that.
You will need a worker on each host which should run checks. If your
collector should not run any checks, than no worker is neces
> On 8/22/13 13:51, C. Bensend wrote:
>> CRITICAL: Return code of 127 is out of bounds. Make sure the plugin
>> youre trying to run actually exists. (worker: collector.domain.org)
>
> Hi,
>
> if this is the collector host, why does it have a mod-gearman worker
> installed? If nagios would have
> r
On 8/22/13 13:51, C. Bensend wrote:
> CRITICAL: Return code of 127 is out of bounds. Make sure the plugin
> youre trying to run actually exists. (worker: collector.domain.org)
Hi,
if this is the collector host, why does it have a mod-gearman worker installed?
If nagios would have
run the check b
> Do you get many of those error messages in the logs at once, or just
> one at a time?
>
> Only one thought: what are the permissions on your $USER$ variables?
> Nagios on my systems setuid() to nonroot after startup, and if it gets
> SIGHUP to reload config, but can't read the file defining $USE
Do you get many of those error messages in the logs at once, or just
one at a time?
Only one thought: what are the permissions on your $USER$ variables?
Nagios on my systems setuid() to nonroot after startup, and if it gets
SIGHUP to reload config, but can't read the file defining $USER*$,
will ac
>I'm continuing to iron out the wrinkles with 3.5.1 and distributed
> monitoring. I'm using mod_gearman to submit and receive events from
> two distributed pollers.
>
>Every now and again, I'll get something similar in the log on the
> centralized collecting machine:
>
> CRITICAL: Return
Dear All,
Thanks For Support in nagios..Thanks
Bharat varandani
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