Ha!
Figured it out, although this solution falls more into Nagios plugins then
Zenoss..
I just ran command like this:
/opt/zenoss/libexec/check_mysql_query -q 'select at_status from at_servers
where at_server_id=1' âc1:2 -c4:6 -H ${devname} -d at -u at -p at
This defines CRITICAL range of values - in my case everything between 1-2 and
4-6 is OK, which means that 3 will return CRITICAL status and generate/send
alert.
However I still could not figure why data point would not gather info and why
threshold there does not apply.
Some of the ports that i am attempting to monitor are blocked by firewall, so
that might have caused the whole Zenoss to be very slow/not responsive, so i am
hoping once that is resolved that I can actually try this again. However I
figured for all of you other lost souls out there seeing this solution might
save some time..
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