Re: [Nagios-users] Slightly-OT - Notification management

[steven craig]

Ugo,

What you are looking for here are the blackberry-specific concepts of both 
"profiles" and "exceptions."

First, setup the email address from your nagios alerting system inside your 
blackberry contacts.
Second, setup two custom profiles on the blackberry - call one "nagios_on-call" 
and one "nagios_vacation."
Third, setup the alerting methods you would like for each profile (on-call 
loudly alerts you, nagios_vacation quietly alerts or does not alert at all).
Fourth,  inside your current blackberry alert profile, setup a custom 
exception.  Tie the exception to the nagios addressbook entry, and then set the 
blackberry alert profile to use either your "on_call" or your "vacation" 
profile - depending on how you wish to be nagged currently.

Steven



> To: nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.net
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> Date: Thu, 8 May 2008 08:11:11 -0400
> Subject: [Nagios-users] Slightly-OT - Notification management
> 
> Hi,
> 
>   This is only indirectly related to nagios, as it is more related to 
> notifications management.
> 
>   We are currently using nagios and receive alerts by email and by text 
> messages (e-mails) sent to our cell phones.  I am looking for using 
> Blackberry devices instead, but I have one concern:
> 
> Assuming that we have a BlackBerry Enterprise Server, is it possible to, 
> for example:
> 
> -> Configure something so that it is possible to be notified (vibration, 
> sound) by our BB device only if the e-mail received is a nagios alert.
> 
> The goal of all this is that , outside work hours, our staff would read 
> their regular e-mail if they'd like to, but wouldn't be bothered by the 
> BB device for regular e-mail.  However, if it is a nagios alert, they 
> would be alerted.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Ugo
> 
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[steven craig]

Hello all,

 

I am a new poster to the nagios mailing list; however, I
have used nagios for a number of years now. 
I am having an issue where the status and extinfo CGIs stop updating. 

 

Our west coast nagios
setup consists of one physical master server, and one physical slave
server.  The slave server runs 5 nagios
instances, each with approximately 500 - 1000 service checks.  All total, we 
have 3400 service checks being
accepted by the master.  We are currently
running nagios 3.0.1.

 

The os/arch/type is CentOS5, x86_64, and each server has
8 intel cores and 16GB of RAM.  We were
experiencing extremely high latency in our service checks (thousands and
thousands and thousands of seconds) and realized that this was primarily due to
the serial nature of nsca.  Sending each service
check result individually back to the master would take seconds each, and the 
slave
check queues would back up behind that process.

 

We did a little poking around and installed the ocsp
sweeper from nagios exchange, which immediately cured our performance issues.

 

Now, however, we experience very strange behavior:  some handful of hours after 
each nagios
restart, the webUI CGIs will stop displaying accurate performance information 
(services
passively checked for 1 min - 1 hr report 0, and only the 'since program start'
reports a number) and - more troubling - the status CGI does not update.

 

Has anyone experienced this issue before?

 

Thanks.

 

Steven C


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