grep "^cfg_" icinga.cfg have done this to no avail.
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Am 04.03.2013 19:31, schrieb Mike Dopp:
>
> Using Ubuntu 12.10 server. icinga with idoutils and icinga-web (Latest
> (1.8)).
>
> Have ability to see hosts if I add them in the localhost_icinga.cfg
>
> however from my understanding you can create a host.cfg based on systems.
>
> example: windows.cfg to monitor all windows machines via NSclient++
> (similar to Nagios)
>
> Everytime I create a new host.cfg icinga either gives me a duplicate
> error or it does not like the define host line.
>
> Example: (localhost_icinga.cfg/working/)
>
> define host{
>
> use generic-host
>
> host_name mikedoppdesk
>
> alias mikedoppdesk
>
> address 192.168.0.56 }
>
> However if I create a windows.cfg
>
> Example:
>
> define host{
>
> use windows
>
> host_name mikedoppdesk
>
> alias mikedoppdesk
>
> address 192.168.0.56
>
> }
>
> and use: /usr/sbin/icinga -v /etc/icinga/icinga.cfg
>
> output error line 1 windows.cfg or duplicate errors.
>
> *icinga is installed on /etc/icinga/ The objects are located in the
> /etc/icinga/objects folder with templates and such.
>
> I currently want to get this setup for multiple windows servers, Red
> Hat servers and numerous switches.
>
> What is the best way to accomplish this?
>
> Do I create a windows.cfg, Ubuntu.cfg, switch.cfg, router.cfg,
>
> Please advise. Possibly the hierarchy of how icinga understands the
> config files.
>
> Does it require me to edit the hosts file for ever host?
>
> I have been chasing the icinga web docs trying to get a straight answer.
>
> I know I am missing something critical but cannot find rhyme or reason.
>
> Please educate. Thanks in advance.
>
Please take a look at http://docs.icinga.org/latest/en/config.html
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Am 04.03.2013 20:00, schrieb Gerd Radecke:
> On 04.03.2013 19:31, Mike Dopp wrote:
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>
> can you post your full icinga.cfg
grep "^cfg_" icinga.cfg
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As Requested. Attached is the cfg files. As well as a screenshot.
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Hey,
> Below the complete auth.xml file :
The error means that your ldap_basedn is incorrect.
I guess that "dc=test,dc=com" has been replaced for testing? The original
content should cause that error.
The LDAP provider is also called for internal authentication, the auth handling
is doing a cascaded authentication to allow multiple providers.
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Using Ubuntu 12.10 server. icinga with idoutils and icinga-web (Latest (1.8)).
Have ability to see hosts if I add them in the localhost_icinga.cfg
however from my understanding you can create a host.cfg based on systems.
example: windows.cfg to monitor all windows machines via NSclient++ (similar to
Nagios)
Everytime I create a new host.cfg icinga either gives me a duplicate error or
it does not like the define host line.
Example: (localhost_icinga.cfg working)
define host{
use generic-host
host_name mikedoppdesk
alias mikedoppdesk
address 192.168.0.56 }
However if I create a windows.cfg
Example:
define host{
use windows
host_name mikedoppdesk
alias mikedoppdesk
address 192.168.0.56
}
and use: /usr/sbin/icinga -v /etc/icinga/icinga.cfg
output error line 1 windows.cfg or duplicate errors.
*icinga is installed on /etc/icinga/ The objects are located in the
/etc/icinga/objects folder with templates and such.
I currently want to get this setup for multiple windows servers, Red Hat
servers and numerous switches.
What is the best way to accomplish this?
Do I create a windows.cfg, Ubuntu.cfg, switch.cfg, router.cfg,
Please advise. Possibly the hierarchy of how icinga understands the config
files.
Does it require me to edit the hosts file for ever host?
I have been chasing the icinga web docs trying to get a straight answer.
I know I am missing something critical but cannot find rhyme or reason.
Please educate. Thanks in advance.
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On 04.03.2013 19:31, Mike Dopp wrote:
>
> Using Ubuntu 12.10 server. icinga with idoutils and icinga-web (Latest
> (1.8)).
>
> Have ability to see hosts if I add them in the localhost_icinga.cfg
>
> however from my understanding you can create a host.cfg based on systems.
>
> example: windows.cfg to monitor all windows machines via NSclient++
> (similar to Nagios)
>
> Everytime I create a new host.cfg icinga either gives me a duplicate
> error or it does not like the define host line.
>
Hi Mike,
can you post your full icinga.cfg and the full output of /usr/sbin/icinga -v
/etc/icinga/icinga.cfg?
it might be possible that your windows.cfg get parsed twice.
> Example: (localhost_icinga.cfg/working/)
>
> define host{
>
> use generic-host
>
> host_name mikedoppdesk
>
> alias mikedoppdesk
>
> address 192.168.0.56 }
>
> However if I create a windows.cfg
>
> Example:
>
> define host{
>
> use windows
>
> host_name mikedoppdesk
>
> alias mikedoppdesk
>
> address 192.168.0.56
>
> }
>
> and use: /usr/sbin/icinga -v /etc/icinga/icinga.cfg
>
> output error line 1 windows.cfg or duplicate errors.
>
> *icinga is installed on /etc/icinga/ The objects are located in the
> /etc/icinga/objects folder with templates and such.
>
> I currently want to get this setup for multiple windows servers, Red
> Hat servers and numerous switches.
>
> What is the best way to accomplish this?
>
> Do I create a windows.cfg, Ubuntu.cfg, switch.cfg, router.cfg,
>
> Please advise. Possibly the hierarchy of how icinga understands the
> config files.
>
> Does it require me to edit the hosts file for ever host?
>
> I have been chasing the icinga web docs trying to get a straight answer.
>
> I know I am missing something critical but cannot find rhyme or reason.
>
> Please educate. Thanks in advance.
>
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