Hi all,
External commands seem to be mostly for changing and updating. Are
there similar commands to check the current stats on a given service?
At the moment I'm using these shell scripts (named appropriately) that
I've written, which take the host as the first argument and the
service as the se
We're currently considering a rollout of Centreon and I have tried to go
through the install process on one of our Nagios systems. I have got to the
point where Centeon begins to look for ndomod.o which I believe is part of
NDOUtils.
I'm a little wary about going any further as NDOUtils are se
Hi Brian,
Brian O'Mahony wrote:
> But as the commands are working remotely from the shell on the nagios-server,
> isn't this already working? Is there a difference between sending the
> commands (as either the nagios or root user) from the nagios-server to
> beatrix (my monitored server)
Sure
Turned out I had been mucking about with the check_nrpe command descriptor, as
during my testing I had just been checking the nrpe version (Im implementing
this on Solaris, AIX, HPUX, debian, rhel, CentOS, zlinux, suse and windows) and
when it had more arguments, the nrpe checks in the nagios gu
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Richard Remington wrote:
> Is there a way that anyone knows for URL-encoding the value of the
> $SERVICEDESC$ macro? Our service descriptions have spaces in them so
> our email notices that include the URL to return to the Nagios Web
> admin page is broken at that space. Anyone have any ideas
On Wed, 12 Aug 2009 10:36:08 -0700
Morris, Patrick wrote:
>
> > Hi all,
> >
> > Nagios 3.0.6 (current default on Debian Lenny).
> >
> > We have a number of activities that will periodically trash our
> > network bandwidth, thus causing all of our external checks to
> > fail. Now, although I am
Hi,
On Wednesday August 12 2009 09:52:30 pm Tom Denham wrote:
> I'm planning to move our existing Nagios server to a new system. Is there
> a way to easily export all the configs using Nagiosql or is there a
> safer/better method to do this to ensure I do not loose all my templates,
> services, ho
Hi Sean,
this helped, thank you very much for commnent. I supposed I had
something wrong with $ARGs
Thank you and kind regards,
Arlytex
2009/8/12 Sean McAfee :
> arly arly wrote:
>>
>> I have an easy but confusing question. Command for checking hard disk
>> on my system is defined as
>>
>> def
Hi Marc,
thank you for mail and explanation. It was/is confusing for me stuff
related to $ARGs in nagios commands,
I have to learn it. Explanation you sent will definetelly help.
Kind regards,
Arlytex
2009/8/12 Marc Powell :
>
> On Aug 12, 2009, at 12:02 PM, arly arly wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>>
On Aug 13, 2009, at 2:27 AM, Eddie wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> External commands seem to be mostly for changing and updating. Are
> there similar commands to check the current stats on a given service?
No. External commands are one-way and have no way of returning output.
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> It'
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Am 13.08.2009 09:58, schrieb Getchell, Kristoffer M:
> We're currently considering a rollout of Centreon and I have tried to
go through the install process on one of our Nagios systems. I have got
to the point where Centeon begins to look for ndomod.
Hi Group, I wonder if you could help me out with the
following scenario I would like to set up.
I will try and explain best I can but if I'm a little
vague in places please let me know, here goes then..
I'm monitoring for example an FTP service that if
goes down flags as critical, I would like to
This should be fairly easy. As I've recently struggled with escalations, I'll
give you some pointers.
You may want to set the default contact group for this host/service to be a
null address and set the notification_interval to 10. Then, setup an escalation
for the first two notifications you
I am monitoring bunch of vif which is served by one actual host. Is it
possible to achieve the following just by defining host/service definition
host - A
vif1.com has parent A
vif2.com has parent B
vif3.com has parent C
I am checking the following url with check_http plugin
vif1.com/someu
Is there any way to get an snmp check to query multiple oids like
.1.3.6.1.4.1.2021.9 and return the *.7 for my seventh disc, maybe
cat a few values together actually so it queries for the name, mount
point, free space etc in one check so it occupies only one line on
the host screen?
Thanks!
jlc
Fantastic Steve, this has given me a massive
understand of how escalations work, many thanks.
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On Aug 13, 2009, at 2:42 PM, Joseph L. Casale wrote:
> Is there any way to get an snmp check to query multiple oids
If you're talking about generic SNMP oids, certainly you can create a
custom plugin to do this pretty easily. I've done it for some router
checks; hunting for an interface desc
>For disks in particular, this might be useful to you --
>http://nagios.manubulon.com/snmp_storage.html
Yeah, I don't know what I was thinking trying to do it the hard way:)
I already those installed so I just took the easy way out and used 'em!
Thanks!
jlc
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What am I missing, I use some passive checks for backups
which update only when send_nsca runs on the client.
After editing the configs and restarting nagios, only
sometimes do they turn critical, as if it decided to perform
the freshness check out of hours?
Anyone know why this happens only somet
Just wondering if anyone here has used the HTML e-mail plugin
(http://www.monitoringexchange.org/cgi-bin/page.cgi?g=Detailed%2F2002.html;d=1)
and can vouch for it.
We have a need to embed HTML links into Nagios service alert messages,
and it looks like this plugin might handle that.
Thanks,
D
On Aug 13, 2009, at 4:24 PM, David Rosenstrauch wrote:
> Just wondering if anyone here has used the HTML e-mail plugin
> (http://www.monitoringexchange.org/cgi-bin/page.cgi?g=Detailed%2F2002.html;d=1
>
> )
> and can vouch for it.
Not I, but I know others previously on this list are. They may s
Hi Kris,
We are running this configuration successfully without any major problems for
about a year.
I am currently running with Nagios 3.10 / NDOUtils 1.4b7. in production and
NDOUtils 1.4b8 in development.
The only problem I am currently seeing is that ndo2db-3x leaves zombies behind
that I
Hello everyone ,
I want to check updates on windows machine, i like to use check_nt ,
not nrpe.
Please tell if you have any idea , thanks
zed
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On Wed, 12 Aug 2009 15:08:56 +0200, Marco Tirado
wrote:
>Hello users:
>
>I would like to know what is the easiest way to detect when a failover
>occurs in an MSSQL cluster. I need a simple check that tells me when our
>database cluster fails from physical node "X" to node physical node "Y"
>
>Has
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