Make sure you understand the underlying design of distributed nagios setup.
Obssessive-Compulsive (ocsp) command need to be correctly configurated on
nagios slave.
2010/5/14 Sérgio Afonso
> Hello Marcel,
>
> My nagios version is 3.2.0. About my command_check_interval I
> couldn't understand ver
Hello Marcel,
My nagios version is 3.2.0. About my command_check_interval I
couldn't understand very well what you mean. My command_check_interval
is set to -1
Rgs,
Sérgio.
On Fri, May 14, 2010 at 1:50 PM, Marcel wrote:
> With only 150 services, it should not delay that much nor stops executi
With only 150 services, it should not delay that much nor stops execution of
the main process.
Please check you main nagios.cfg file and look for *command_check_interval*,
if the value attributed to that variable isn't *"-1"* then there is your
problem.
Also, which nagios version are you running?
Hi Sergio,
Some of the directives I found helpful for our MASTER server are listed
below.
Since status.dat and nagios.cmd are disk bound, put them on ramdisk will be
faster.
status_file=/mnt/ramdisk/status.dat
command_file=/mnt/ramdisk/nagios.cmd
I don't think aggressive_host_checking is needed a
> I'm doing many thousands of distributed service checks but no host
> checks. I'll see if I can help.
Hey Marc, thanks for the help!
> > On the distributed server, I'm using:
> >
> > ochp_command=submit_check_result
> > ocsp_command=submit_check_result
> > obsess_over_service=1
> > obsess_over_h
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>
> I'm trying to configure a
