On 04/19/2011 03:35 AM, Paul M Dubuc wrote:
Mike Chesnut wrote:
On 04/18/2011 12:08 PM, Paul M. Dubuc wrote:
Mike Chesnut wrote:
I have a check that I only want to occur once a day, so I do this in the
service definition:
normal_check_interval 1440
However, when it fails,
On 19 April 2011 00:33, David Barszcz dbars...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I need help monitoring bandwidth of my router. I am currently running nagios
on Ubuntu and monitoring a router flashed with DD-WRT. My plan is to monitor
the bandwidth throught MRTG. I seem to be having a problems creating
if the service remains in a non-ok state and notification_interval
have passed since the last notification, another notification will be
sent.
please post your definition of the service.
On Tue, Apr 19, 2011 at 1:44 AM, Mike Chesnut
mi...@aggregateknowledge.com wrote:
I have a check that I only
This is standard stuff in Nagios. Usually the password is stored in a
macro which you define in the resource.cfg file, for example:
$USER3$=trustnoone
Then you can refer to the macro name in your service or command
definitions for example:
define service{
use
Hello All,
on two of my dell servers check_openmanage (via nsclient++ and nrpe)
return the same error:
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at
script/check_openmanage.pl line 1386.
both dell systems are running the latest OpenManage version 6.5.0.
anyone else see this or
Hello,
I am trying to monitor the interfaces on my HP Procurve 5400 series switch. I
have tried both check_iftraffic3 and check_snmp_int. The commands work
perfectly from the command line. However the web interface reports (return
code of 255 is out of bounds) for check_iftraffic3 and
Hello, have you tried running them as the nagios user, or as root user
or both?
Sometimes it will not execute the same as nagios user, so you can test
using su - nagios -c /usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_cmd -H IP
ADDRESS etc etc...
Also, this may help -
I believe the problem is that the code being returned is not 0,1,2 for
(ok, warning, critical) and so nagios doesn't like it.
When you run the command manually from the command line, what is the
result returned?
On Tue, Apr 19, 2011 at 11:24 AM, Martin Hugo wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to
Here is my command:
/usr/bin/perl ./check_iftraffic3.pl -H 10.4.228.2 -C password -i F24 -b 1000
-I 1000 -O 1000 -u m
And it returns:
Average IN: 3.63MBs (2.91%), Average OUT: 3.93MBs (3.14%)brTotal RX: 1634.52
MBytes, Total TX: 2705.54 MBytes|inUsage=2.91%;85;98 outUsage=3.14%;85;98
