On Tue, 14 Mar 2006, Tony John wrote:
> I have configured nagios and installed mysql. I got two
> scripts called loadconfig.pl and loadlogs.pl from
Thank you Tony, for rerunning old shows.
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On Tue, 14 Mar 2006, stevanus wrote:
> Why nagios shutted down itself when I executed command "service nagios
> start" on Redhat Enterprise 3?
> When I executed the init script directly by using
> /etc/rc.d/init.d/nagios start, I didn't get any problem...
Running it twice will not work. By lack o
Dear all,
I have configured nagios and installed mysql. I got two
scripts called loadconfig.pl and loadlogs.pl from
nagiosexchange(http://www.nagiosexchange.org/Misc.36.0.html?&tx_netnagext_pi1%5Bp_view%5D=462)
site. I ran these scripts successfully and it has loaded the logs into
Hi,
Why nagios shutted down itself when I executed command "service nagios
start" on Redhat Enterprise 3?
When I executed the init script directly by using
/etc/rc.d/init.d/nagios start, I didn't get any problem...
Regards,
Stevanus
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On 3/13/06, Jim Rice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The docs didn't offer much in the way of details.
> Is there a better source for examples?
>
> I can't be the first one to want to run "df" on a remote system.
>
I found this link helpful in setting up NRPE:
http://michael.gargantuan.com/nrpe.ht
On Tue, 14 Mar 2006, Nick wrote:
Is there any way of making nagios a bit less sensitive to outages? I have it
setup monitoring a webserver that will often go away for a few seconds and
come back which nagios will quite rightly report on. I just wondered how i'd
go about extending the down time
Is there any way of making nagios a bit less sensitive to outages? I
have it setup monitoring a webserver that will often go away for a few
seconds and come back which nagios will quite rightly report on. I just
wondered how i'd go about extending the down time before notify to say
10 mins?
> I can't be the first one to want to run "df" on a remote system.
Not at all, but poor documtentation doesn't mean people aren't doing
it, it just means they aren't TALKING about doing it. The machines I
monitor are all on the same lan, so I use snmp to monitor disk usage.
There are plugins for t
Marc Powell ena.com> writes:
> It's your check_nrpe command definition that is incorrect somehow. Can
> you post that? It should look something like the following --
>
> define command{
> command_namecheck_nrpe
> command_line$USER1$/check_nrpe $HOSTADDRESS$ -c $ARG1$ -to
On Fri, 2006-03-10 at 17:40 +, German Solis wrote:
> I suggest you to check nrpe. With this, you define your commands in
> the hosts and you invoke the command like this ( I dont remember exactly).
>
> file checkcommands.cfg
>
> .
> command check_nrpr!check_my_command
>
>
Let's say I have a service called x that is at an OK status. Service x has contacts oncall and admins specified in itsservice definition. In its escalation, service x will notify oncall for notification number 2 and oncall and backup for
notifications 3 through 5. If service x goes to a WARNING sta
I am experiencing a strange issue with host down
notification. I currently check host status with http
checks. The way I have set it up is such that if a web
server goes down it is considered a host down. The
problem is that when this happens I dont get an alert
even though I have notification enab
Does anyone have a plug-in to monitor VMware Esx server and/or services?
Jason
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The problem you encountered was probably having checkcommands.cfg uncommentedin the nagios.cfg file as well as minimal.cfg (they have duplicate commands).I encountered the same thing myself when I set things up.
TomPS: Sorry Marc for having posted just to you. Mis-clicked on the buttonOn 3/13/06,
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> Subject: [Nagios-users] Nagios and VMware
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> Does anyone have a plug-in to monitor VMware E
> Alrighty, so what's the preferred directory to install Nagios into ?
I'd say it depends on the system you're using. Ideally you should use
or make use of the packaging style for your OS, be it solaris, debian,
rhel etc. As previously pointed out, it's admin specific, but I'd
amend that to say it
On Mon, 13 Mar 2006, Brunker, Jay wrote:
> Alrighty, so what's the preferred directory to install Nagios into ?
/tmp/nagios on Solaris ;-)
But as sysadmin you are the one defining where applications live on your
system. It pretty much depends on how you laid out your filesystems.
Hugo.
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Nagios training, certification sound cool :) love to teach "paid" to
these classes. However their is one problem I am outside of US.
Askar.
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Hiya everyone,
Anyone know of a facility that provides training classes for Nagios
implementors and is inside the US? Are there any certifications or plans
to develop certification tracks for Nagios engineers?
I have been working with Nagios for about a year and have set up several
single serv
Hi list,
I'm wondering if there is a plugin for nagios which monitor open
ports of a server eg I told him that these ports is legal to be in
listen state say 22, 80, 21 and any other port found open generate an alert.
I am sure you ppl got my point, all I want to be notify if any extra
port
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> Subject: [Nagios-users] Check_DHCP
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> Should the Check_DHCP script work if the nagio
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>
> Howdee:
>
> I've inherited a server
Should the Check_DHCP script work if the nagios server is
statically assigned an IP address? The script was working before but now that
I statically assigned an IP it is no longer working.
Adam B. Hathaway
Network/Telephony Support Specialist
Technology Systems & Networking
Bridge
Title: Inherited Server
Howdee:
I've inherited a server that once had a nagios install on it.
The previous owner removed the '/usr/local/nagios' directory, but not all parts
apparently of nagios.
OK, so how do I go about removing the old nagios install ?
... or ... Do I need to worry a
/usr/local/nagios is my preference
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Jay
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Subject: [Nagios-users] Nagios install directory
Alrighty, so what's t
Title: Nagios install directory
Alrighty, so what's the preferred directory to install Nagios into ?
Thanks,
JZB
Jay Brunker
Unix Systems Administrator
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> I'm moving N
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> I have commented out the
Hi,Ive been using check_apache.pl fro mthe contrib/ folder in the official plugins, ive just installed a couple more webservers and upgraded to apache2, these dont check anymore, it appears the /server-status page has changed layout.
Anyone have a copy that works or already updated it to deal with
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