On 10 Aug 2009, at 23:16, Christopher Mattogno wrote:
OPSView is not sending alerts when Exchange services die. I am not relaying through Exchange, I am going directly out via postfix. I receive alerts for hosts up and down and such, but not for my Exchange services. I am using this command: -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -c CheckServiceState -a MSExchangeMTA=started To verify tat the MTA service (and InfoStore, IMAP, etc) is running. I receive alerts for other failures, as far as I can tell, just not my Windows Services checks.I have tried to find the "Make things work the way I want" check box, tono avail. Any ideas?
Initially I would suggest looking through the nagios cfg files in /usr/ local/nagios/etc to prove the command is written as expected. Also run the command by hand from the monitoring server to test what the 'real' output is and also try another service you know is stopped, and also a non-existent service, i.e.
cd /usr/local/nagios/libexec ./check_nrpe -H <ip> -c checkServiceState -a MSExchangeMTA=started ./check_nrpe -H <ip> -c checkServiceState -a MSExchangeMTA=stopped ./check_nrpe -H <ip> -c checkServiceState -a AnOtherService=started ./check_nrpe -H <ip> -c checkServiceState -a FakeService=startedand confirm the states of the services on the server itself. This is to ensure the agent is returning expected data.
Duncs -- Duncan Ferguson Senior Developer
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