Dear Mr. Dippery,
The method I use is the check_nmap_scan plug-in by Serg Belokamen, which I've attached to this email. It is written in perl and requires that you have nmap installed on your nagios host.
Basically, you define what ports should be open (and not open) on a given host
and then
You also have the possibility to use the negate plugin (in offcial
plugins). This is an already written wrapper to swap OK and CRITICAL
return values ;-)
Olivier Jan
http://nagios-fr.org
Richard Remington rreming...@messagevision.com a écrit :
Dear Mr. Dippery, The method I use is the
Is there an easy way to use nagios to check for the absence of a
service?
I want to have nagios monitor SMTP and a few other services on hosts
that aren't supposed to be running them, and tell me if they
suddenly get turned on.
Is there a plugin for this, or a way to trick an existing plugin to
Use the negate plugin to reverse a check
Jonathan Wheeler
e-Science Centre
Rutherford Appleton Laboratory
-Original Message-
From: Kyle Dippery [mailto:k...@engr.uky.edu]
Sent: 09 July 2009 16:08
Is there an easy way to use nagios to check for the absence of a
service?
I want
On Jul 9, 2009, at 10:08 AM, Kyle Dippery wrote:
Is there a plugin for this, or a way to trick an existing plugin to
make it work? I suppose if nothing else I can write a wrapper for
check_smtp or check_tcp to swap the OK and CRITICAL return values,
but it'd be much easier if someone else
http://nagiosplugins.org/man/negate
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Use negate plugin (http://nagiosplugins.org/man/negate )
Hope this help
Regards
Dr Marouane HIMDI
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Objet : [Nagios-users] check for the absence of
