Tom,
Thanks for the info on that script, it works great in my environment.
Dustin
Tom Tran wrote:
> Hi Dustin,
>
> Why don't you use this.. I have it on my system and it works.. Thanks
> to Jorg.
>
> # added by Tom Tran
> # Arg1 = public, arg2 = disk name, arg3 and 4 are capacity
> define
Title: Re: [Nagios-users] statusmap.cgi - how to break up map
Ah, that's very true - did you happen to check out the Presentation (think that's the category) over at NagiosExchange.org? I believe they have several alternatives.
There's also other things you could do, such as using Visi
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> As for if there's a way to make separate maps, it should
> already be built in!
> If you've created Host groups and assigned devices to them,
> you can filter the Status Map by using the "Drawing Layers" area.
The only problem with that is it still draws the whole map, b
As for if there's a way to make separate maps, it should already be
built in!
If you've created Host groups and assigned devices to them, you can
filter the Status Map by using the "Drawing Layers" area.
Additionally you can adjust the 2D coordinates via the Extended
Information config:
2d_coords
One method you can use is create 'dummy' parent objects. These parent
objects are stading in for hostgroups in functionality, but are to be used
for tidying up the auto-map layouts. Group all objects that you want
"clumped together" by setting them to have a common dummy parent. Name them
accord
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> Does anyone know the Perl instructions to setup the map file of
nagiosgraph
> in order to graph the traffic on a certain host?
> I'have the following lines to make that but it does not show a
thing...
> /perfdata: Band_Width.*?(\d+)/
You're telling it to graph from perfdata, but your number
Title: print a graph with the traffic of a certain host
Does anyone know the Perl instructions to setup the map file of nagiosgraph in order to graph the traffic on a certain host?
I’have the following lines to make that but it does not show a thing…
#Service type:Band_Width_FastEth0/0
#o
> I'm interested in what people have designed for notifications
> in a distributed setup. The official line is the master
> server should handle all notifications. However, in a
> geographically disbursed environment, there are two big
> advantages of slave notifications:
>
>- the slave is
> -Original Message-
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> To: nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.net Users
> Subject: [Nagios-users] Notifications in a distributed setup
>
> Hi!
>
> I'm intereste
Hi!
I'm interested in what people have designed for notifications in a
distributed setup. The official line is the master server should
handle all notifications. However, in a geographically disbursed
environment, there are two big advantages of slave notifications:
- the slave is autono
> -Original Message-
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Terry
> Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2006 5:40 AM
> To: nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: [Nagios-users] max_attempts, max_check_attempts &
notify_recovery
>
> Hi list
>
> I've
Hi Dustin, Why don't you use this.. I have it on my system and it works.. Thanks to Jorg. # added by Tom Tran# Arg1 = public, arg2 = disk name, arg3 and 4 are capacitydefine command{ command_name check_snmp_storage command_line $USER1$/check_snmp_storage.pl -H $HOSTADD
As an aside, there is a lightweight Oracle client which can be quite
handy for some applications; unfortunately it doesn't (or didn't last
time I looked) include "tnsping" so isn't too much use with the
current nagios oracle plugins as far as I am aware.
I'm sorry I haven't gotten around to writin
Dustin Berube wrote:
>
>
> I looked into those scripts and I did not see a switch that lets me tell
> the script if I'm checking Windows or Linux. Although I did not receive
> any parse errors so these look promising. Thanks for the link.
>
I double checked, I'm using check_snmp_storage.pl fo
Max H. wrote:
> Dustin Berube wrote:
>>
>> I tried snmpwalk with -t 5 and it worked, but to give it the benefit of
>> the doubt I changed the script to use a 20 second timeout instead and
>> had the same results.
>>
>>
>
> Sorry for replying to you personally. The Nagios list doesn't have the
Hi listI've read the Nagios 2.0 documentation PDF, and I can't
understand some things about max_attempts, max_check_attempts, and
notify_recovery.
My questions are:1. What's the difference between max_attempts
and max_check_attempts?2. I see both max_attempts and max_check_attempts
mentioned
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