I ran into this issue several weeks ago. By default, NSCA runs in
"single" mode. By changing my init start up script to run NSCA in daemon
mode, connections were able to successfully establish and events started
to pass. You can test by starting nsca on the central server with the
following command, of course setting your correct paths..
/usr/local/nagios/bin/nsca -d -c /usr/local/nagios/etc/nsca.cfg
Ian
Erik wrote:
Hello,
I believe I set everything up correctly. I am trying to get NSCA running;
On the Distributed Server I run:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sudo ./send_nsca -H 192.168.0.233 -c
/etc/nagios/send_nsca.cfg
Error: Timeout after 10 seconds
On the Central Server I get:
May 25 15:27:07 3coreweb1 nsca[10000]: Handling the connection...
May 25 15:27:16 3coreweb1 nsca[10000]: End of connection...
So I believe my path is OK, Firewall, wrappers, and the command on the
distributed server seem to be OK. Please help. What am I missing? Am I
missing “accept connections from” in a conf file?
Thanks,
Erik
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