I'd like to be able to remotely turn off/turn on service/host checks. For
example, a remote machine could turn off a service check while running a backup
and turn it back on after it is done. Ideally, this is a simple perl script,
wrapper for 'wget', batch file, etc that could run on Unix or Windows (maybe
using SSL for securing the password?). I assume it would talk directly to cgi
on the nagios server. I've seen some others asking for something similar, but
no definitive replies. My understanding of NSCA is that is simply for
collecting passive information, and can't actually change things, right?
Yes, I could schedule downtime via Nagios, but the downtime is of variable
length, the so the exact backup window is not known in advance. The machine
doing the actual backup "knows best" when turn monitoring on and off. NFS
mounting the nagios command file is not an option. I did see the old
remote_ctl.pl script on nagiosexchange but I don't want to do anything
non-standard on the nagios server if possible. I understand that I could use
ssh to run local commands on nagios server, but I'm looking for something more
elegant.
My setup is Linux server running Nagios 3.0.6 and 1.4.13 plugins monitoring
Linux, Solaris and Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/2008 hosts.
Thanks
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