jkgainey wrote:
> The online how to is out of date for the 2.0 release of zenoss. I may or may
> not be doing it right myself. I was able to create a new template for a
> device, then as the data source using the nagios plugin. in my case the
> plugin i am using is check_http
>
>
> Code:
>
> /opt/zenoss/libexec/check_http -I ${device/manageIp} -u [i]my/url/here[/i] -p
> [i]portNumber[/i] -w 1 -c 3 -t 7
>
>
>
>
> my question is once i have the data source defined is there any way to use
> the information returned from the nagios plugin to generate an event based on
> the threshold, in my case if the response time for the request is more than 3
> seconds for example. also i would like to be able to graph the response time
> for the datasource.
>
> when i add a new threshold it doesn't give me anything to choose from in the
> Data Sources list.
You need to add a data point for the data source you created. If you click on
the data source name, then click on the data points arrow, you can create a
data point. After setting that up you'll be able to select that source and data
point from the list when you create a graph. It will appear as
"datasourcename_datapointname". The same goes for thresholds- you need a data
point to use.
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Alan Christianson
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