Is this relevant?
http://www.mail-archive.com/pld-cvs-com...@lists.pld-linux.org/msg195151.html
Looks like it might be but I don't really understand it.
I'm using Nagios Version 3.0.6 on CentOS. I wonder if this is fixed in a later
version.
Ian
> I think the status info is Ajax-ed in... If so,
Folks,
Just want to give you a tip on a great tutorial I found for sending SNMP traps
from Nagios to a management host. I'd never used event handlers until now and
this tutorial really helped.
http://askaralikhan.blogspot.com/2010/02/sending-snmp-traps-from-nagios.html
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> # 'check_ssh' command definition:
> define command{
> command_namecheck_ssh
> command_line$USER1$/check_ssh -H $HOSTADDRESS$
> }
Try changing this to:
# 'check_ssh' command definition
define command{
command_namecheck_ssh
command_line$USE
If your command is working from the command line chances are it will succeed if
you configure your cfg file as I indicated.
I have noticed that hrSystemUptime.0 gives more accurate information than
sysUpTime.0 if you have access to that oid.
On the system I'm checking (a linux box) hrSystemUptime
> I am trying to get SNMP to work within the /web interface of NAGIOS/.
> I have a Windows-based machine installed with SNMP service and
> configured with its public community. However, Nagios' web interface is
> unable to pull the *sysUpTime.0* from this Windows machine though PING
> works.
Ha
This works fine for me:
check_command check_snmp! -H 172.16.1.1 -C -o sysUpTime.0
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> On doing "check_snmp -H 172.25.198.36 -C -o sysUpTime.0", it returns
> SNMP OK - TimeTicks: (17742960) 2 days, 1:17:09.60
If Nagios can succeed on the command line without changing your snmp config I
would presume that means the problem is in your nagios .cfg file.
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After installing Quicktime for Windows (the free version) and setting
the value of plugin.default_plugin_disabled to Value=true in Firefox
(enter 'about:config' in address bar to access the settings) , Nagios is
now playing the sounds that originally came with versions 3.0.3 and
3.0.4 but are no lo
However, looking at Nagios's Changelog, there's obviously some attention
being paid to the subject of audio alerts.
Firstly, in 3.0.5:
* Sample audio files for CGIs removed from distribution
I'd like to know why that was done.
Secondly, in 3.0.6
* Fixes for playing audio alerts in CGIs
If anyon
>> I have nagios running and working fine but i now i want to add notes
>> tab for all host so i can put short discription of all host
>>
>> any plugin or cgi script to do that?
>>
>> Please suggest me
>
> Search the docs for notes or notes_url. It's part of the host{} or
> service{} definition.
> Is the cfg_dir location recursive?
Yes.
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> I've been doing that, but I figured out a solution for me. I just added
> this to my service template:
>
> notes Check Command: $SERVICECHECKCOMMAND$
>
> and this added it to the notes section of the service.
Thanks for the tip. That's very useful.
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> How can I set the hierachy of my hosts and have a better image of the
> status map, somebody could give me a clue on how to organize my status
> map by group to become more easier to find the host.
Search the manual for hostgroup and also use the 'parents' parameter in
the define host{} block
> I have configure my nagios in Linux and I am unable to see any icon in
> status map while I am getting icon image on VRML and host. please sagest
> what to do. Thanks!!!
Check out the Nagios FAQ:
http://www.nagios.org/faqs/index.php?section_id=8&expand=false&showdesc=false
Particularly:
http:
> I'm trying to monitor if sendmail is running on localhost for one of
> my servers via Nagios.
Is there a reason you don't want to use check_smtp?
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>> Step 3 of http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/3_0/quickstart-
>> fedora.html --
>>
>> make install-init
>
> Yeah, the make install-init step is not included in the guide.
> How can I make install-init,
Read the URL that Marc sent you! The one above. Everything is in that guide.
When you have a
> I am setting up Nagios for a branch office in Thailand. In the
> "Service Detail" page of Nagios, we would like to put some Thai
> characters in the "Host" and "Service" columns, but we failed to do
> that. So, I would like to know if Nagios can support foreign
> languages. Where can I get more i
> I amto know How is possible to have sound for alert in nagios
Please check the list archives. This has been discussed many times.
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> Yaa but how to create the file nagios.cmd
1. Send your mails to the list and not just me.
2. After Thomas made some helpful suggestions to you in a previous mail,
you give the list zero feedback and then send an identical mail to the
list. I personally don't think that is very polite. At least t
Kulkarni, Saurabh wrote:
> My Nagios was working perfectly but now from some days when I tried
> to stop some notifications I get a message that nagios.cmd file is not
> present. So please suggest me how to resolve this problem.
Why are you sending this mail again? Did you follow the suggest
Rahul Nabar wrote:
> When I try to access many of the sub-menu options under nagios (eg.
> deactivate the service etc.) I get the following error:
>
> Error: Could not stat() command file '/usr/local/nagios/var/rw/nagios.cmd'!
> The external command file may be missing, Nagios may not be running,
Kenneth Holter wrote:
> We're running Nagios 3.0.3 on RHEL 5, and are having an issue with
> SELinux. A symptom I have noticed it that acknowledging a problem
> results in the following error:
>
> /Error: Could not stat() command file
> '/usr/local/nagios/var/rw/nagios.cmd' /
>
> We nee
> I've ensured that user "guest" is only included in these two lists:
>
> * authorized_for_all_services=usernagios,guest
> * authorized_for_all_hosts=usernagios,guest
That sorts out the nagios configuration side of things.
You'll also need to add an entry to /usr/local/nagios/etc/htpassw
> I found that the nagios web page refresh rate is 90 second by default.
> Is it possible to change it, for example, to 60 seconds?
http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/3_0/configcgi.html#refresh_rate
See top of page for the file you need to edit.
Ian
> Marcus: I've installed the nagios-plugin for Firefox, and I've
> configured it, but my Web browser does not look any different... how
> do I start the plugin?
Has the Nagios 'N' icon appeared in the bottom right of Firefox? If not
you may need to restart Firefox. You should then be able to rig
3 for about a month and never seen this problem.
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ng that Nagios *does* automatically
check the host after the service state changes.
I tried to test this yesterday and it seems that Nagios did not check
the host after it's service state changed.
Am I misunderstanding the documentation or are my settings lacking
something?
Thanks
Ian Master
> https://shop.op5.com/free-trial-versions-c-13.html?language=en
>
> "op5 Monitor" is Nagios with bells and whistles. It has a config UI
> with support for Nagios 3. All of our 320 or so customers use it
> with little to no hassle.
Looks interesting but I'm looking for an open source solution. So
re, that my original Nagios data (cfg files) will still be
left in a usable form.
If no-one's interested this time, I promise to drop the subject.
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For the list's information, there is a bug in
nagios-3.0.3-ja-utf8.patch, which the developer knows about and will
apparently be fixed in the next version.
> I recently applied the nagios-3.0.3-ja-utf8.patch to my Nagios
> installation so that I can view menu information in Japanese.
>
> It seems
on the list using this patch and if so, have you
experienced anything similar?
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> I can check the disk usage locally with the command check_disk. But I
need to monitor the disk usage of remote servers. Check_disk command
doesn't have any option to specify the name of the remote server to be
monitored...
Use the NRPE add-on:
http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/3_0/monitoring-li
Thomas
Thanks for the reply.
>>> You can use check_dummy for the service... In Nagios 3 with regularly
>>> scheduled hosts checks it should work.
>> Well, at the moment I only have about 20 hosts being tested, and even
>> though I have check_interval set to 1 in the host definition, looking at
>>
Seth
Thanks for your reply.
> It probably does serve a purpose, just not for what you are trying to
> accomplish.
> Though warnings are given about not having services associated, you
> should be fine with just host checks if that is what you want.
OK ...
> As far as the checks go, I have 101 s
Thomas
Thanks for your reply.
> You can use check_dummy for the service... In Nagios 3 with regularly
> scheduled hosts checks it should work.
Well, at the moment I only have about 20 hosts being tested, and even
though I have check_interval set to 1 in the host definition, looking at
the schedu
.
The above FAQ was written in 2002. Is this still true?
Since the host is already being checked by the Host Check Command, it
seems redundant to specify a ping check as a service.
Do all you Nagios admins define a ping service, if you only want to
check if a host is up or down?
Thanks
Ian
ery depending on the host
that I'm querying.
Would someone be kind enough to give me a hint or two?
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I change my mind and don't want to use the
GUI any more, that my Nagios data will still be left in a usable form.
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the job pretty well, but
I can't help thinking that it shouldn't really be necessary.
It's a bit of a kludge so I was wondering if anyone else had found a
cleaner way of using the alert sounds function in Nagios itself.
Ian Masters
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I was using the archives at Sourceforge, where the list is hosted
> Searched gmane.gmane.network.nagios.user for nagios
Around 110 matching articles. Results 1-10.
58,556,716 articles sear
Hello
The mailing list archive search function does not appear to be working.
Even searching for 'Nagios ' produces no results.
Puzzled
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