Make sure your entries in /etc/hosts are ok.
I had a lot of checks both local and remote that would fail, even though
I could ping them fine.
As soon as I added the hosts entry on local and remote boxes, things
worked much better.
On 7/27/2010 2:38 AM, Raffaello Poltronieri - Eutelia SpA wrote:
Hello,
since some days my Opsview displays several false alarms relative to
Opsview, just for some seconds and then disappearing.
I've a master and 3 slaves.
I was thinking at some connectivity problem, but the alarms are mostly
related to local server.
Usually, the alarms are:
Opsview Application Server
CRITICAL
22s 2010-07-27 08:29:42 1/3 Connection refused;
Opsview NDO
CRITICAL
22s 2010-07-27 08:29:42 1/3 NDO CRITICAL - ndologs directory does not
exist
Slave-node: node03
CRITICAL
17s 2010-07-27 08:29:47 1/3 (null)
Unix Load Average
CRITICAL
22s 2010-07-27 08:29:42 1/3 Connection refused by host
Unix Swap
CRITICAL
42s 2010-07-27 08:29:22 1/3 Connection refused by host
Slave-node: node02
CRITICAL
51s 2010-07-27 08:31:27 1/3 (null)
Unix Memory
CRITICAL
51s 2010-07-27 08:31:27 1/3 Connection refused by host
I cheked the related graphs, and I can't see any down state for the
alarmas above, so it should be some other problem:
has anyone had this behaviour?
Thank you very much.
Raffaello
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