I agree that the parent(s) are only checked when the child changes
state. This is scalable but it does leave open this edge case. Walking
the dependency tree of a host for every check to verify that nothing
above has changed isn't elegant and having a parent's state directly
affect all its children
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Check out NACE, you can keep your host data in whatever you want, and
have it generate your configurations.
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On Fri, Aug 11, 2006 at 04:48:12PM +0200, Friedrich Clausen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Good question, good thinking.
> >
> > I think you are on the right track
I would guess that it's possibly related to state changes. I think the
classification of down vs. unreachable only happens upon state changes.
States can be OK (up) or non-OK (down or unreachable)
The child host (down) is in a non-OK state. When its parent goes into
non-OK (down) , the child was
> I posted a query on this list a week ago which no-one responded to.
> https://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=295006
> 09&forum_id=1873
>
> That was a rephrased form of a question I asked a few
> weeks earlier than that
> https://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread
On Fri, 11 Aug 2006, Brian McKee wrote:
> I posted a query on this list a week ago which no-one responded to.
> https://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=29500609&forum_id=1873
>
> That was a rephrased form of a question I asked a few weeks earlier than
> that
> https://sourcef
On Fri, 11 Aug 2006, Hari Sekhon wrote:
> Hari Sekhon wrote:
> > Here is an example
> >
> > CRITICAL: Only 19.11G (4%) free on 92.168.1.138ig2
> >
> >
> > Why does it seem to be mangled? Is this a character set issue or a local
> > issue or something?
> also, the web interface shows this norma
OK, I've gotten no response, but I have done some more digging in the
meantime ... here's what I've found:
I changed the notify-by-email to this:
/usr/bin/mutt -s "test" [EMAIL PROTECTED] &1 | tee
-a /tmp/notice.log
And checked /tmp/notice.log:
/root/sent: Permission denied (errno = 1
Hi All
I posted a query on this list a week ago which no-one responded to.
https://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=29500609&forum_id=1873
That was a rephrased form of a question I asked a few weeks earlier than that
https://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=2553
On 8/4/06, Patrick Morris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In any case, I'd make sure you're looking in every config file defined
> in nagios.cfg. It's in there somewhere.
By the way, I just wanted to say that this led me to the solution to
my problem. I'd been working solely with the cfg files in
/
I have been operating Nagios and most of it's features to monitor 70
services for quite some time successfully but something that I want to
fix now is a tiny thing in the top of the screen which says:
Current Network Status
Last Updated: Fri Aug 11 18:42:22 BST 2006
Updated every 90 seconds
Na
Lots of people do distributed Nagios, I assume. Is ocsp the only way
to do it? I've seen a couple references to "submitting batches of
check results via nsca" but ocsp has to run a command every single
time...it doesn't seem like it has a batch mode.
How else are people submitting service checks t
Well I have found the problem.
The version of NRPE NSClient++-0.2.5i2 does not seem to work on the
system.
I tried the version NSClient++-0.2.5h2 and this one worked.
Odd no error messages nothing but it just would not bind to the port
5666. Now I look in the ports and I see the 5666 being use
Well I have gone in as a windows admin... and determined the following
I see no errors in the event log. The service starts properly. I have
even tried several different types of ports and still getting
"connection refused by host" It seems like it is not reading the port
number.
I installed the
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:nagios-users-
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Morris, Patrick
> Sent: Friday, August 11, 2006 10:07 AM
> To: Travis Rabe; Nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] Does anyone on this list actually reply
> topr
OK, the Cisco devices will be easy.1. Figure out if they allow SNMP monitoring (READ ONLY). That should be easy, I am sure they allow SNMP monitoring. I would set them up so that they only can recieve SNMP read request from your Nagios Box.
EXAMPLE, in our devices, I had to activate SNMP, add
Hari Sekhon wrote:
> Here is an example
>
> CRITICAL: Only 19.11G (4%) free on 92.168.1.138ig2
>
>
> Why does it seem to be mangled? Is this a character set issue or a local
> issue or something?
>
> Hari
>
>
>
> -
> Using T
Here is an example
CRITICAL: Only 19.11G (4%) free on 92.168.1.138ig2
Why does it seem to be mangled? Is this a character set issue or a local issue
or something?
Hari
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On 8/11/06, Ben Rosenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm interested in setting hosts.cfg notification_period so that it will not check a certain host during a specified period ..such as 3:00AM - 3:30AM. I have a backup running on a certain machine and so Nagios times out and pages me. The machine i
Hi,
Michael Radzicki wrote:
> I have been asked to integrate SNMP monitoring into the Nagios
> application here at work. I have never worked with SNMP before and was
> wondering if anyone can point me to a resource where I can learn about
> SNMP and how best to integrate it with Nagios. Than
I'm interested in setting hosts.cfg notification_period so that it will not check a certain host during a specified period ..such as 3:00AM - 3:30AM. I have a backup running on a certain machine and so Nagios times out and pages me. The machine is just super busy at this time and is not actually do
So there you go.. The problem is that the service isn't listening on the
port! That's why you're getting connection refused.
I'm not sure if NSClient+++ uses port 5666, but either way, it's a problem
with the service.
Check your event log and be a windows admin for a while.. You need that
service
To start you should research comminuty strings and MIBs. I actually enjoy using SNMP for monitoring. what type of devices are trying to monitor?ColbyOn 8/11/06,
Michael Radzicki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Good day all,
I have been asked to integrate SNMP monitoring into the
Na
Good day all,
I have been asked to integrate SNMP monitoring into the
Nagios application here at work. I have never worked with SNMP before and was
wondering if anyone can point me to a resource where I can learn about SNMP and
how best to integrate it with Nagios. Thanks.
Mike R
I tried the netstat -an and I do not see any ports open 5666.
I changed the config and set it to the IP address of the NIC card it is
using.
When I try to telnet to that server from my workstation which is a WINXP
Pro station, it still says "connection refused".
Any ideas?
Thanks
-Original
> I have posted my problem in two forums and on this list and I
> have yet to get an answer. Is this what the Nagios community
> is always like? Is this poruct that unsupported?
What's the problem? I've gone through the list archives and don't see
anything from your address, at least this mon
Have you checked the config file to make sure it's listening on the right
interface, and port?
You need to restart the service after changes to the config file are made
Also, try this at the cmd prompt to show all open ports
netstat -an
Internet
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@lists.sourceforge.net - 11/
The snapshot check_disk plugin has a few functions that remained after the rewrite. I submitted a patch recently to resolve this issue; however, I'm not sure if it has been taken in to consideration or not.If you check the patches portion of sourceforge, you can find the changes which fix this pro
I have used the default port 5666.
When I try to telnet to that server I get connection refused as well.
I have checked the service and it is running.
Thanks
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 11, 2006 10:54 AM
To: Antonio Pereira
Have you checked the Windows server you are monitoring to be sure the
agent/client is responding to queries? It should log a message in the
event log.
I've had a few Windows servers where another service/application would
dynamically grab port 1248 and when the Nagios agent tried to bind to
that p
What port have you configured the NSClient++ to work on? Port 5666 or some
other port?
I use nrpe_nt for windows
What happens when you telnet to that port on that server? connection
refused?
Have you checked the service has started on the windows server?
There are no passwords with the NRPE pro
Hello,
I have been trying to get a resolution to this problem for
several days.
I have fedora 5, Nagios 2.4 with plugins 1.4.3 and NRPE 2.0
installed. I installed the NSClient++ on the windows 2003 server and changed
the settings in the nsc.ini file. I run the command check_nrpe com
On 8/11/06, Thomas Sluyter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 11 Aug, 2006, at 16:41, Travis Rabe wrote:
>
> > I have posted my problem in two forums and on this list and I have
> > yet
> > get an answer. Is this what the Nagios community is always like?
> > Is this
> > poruct that unsupported?
>
> D
I can't see any of your previous postings
Maybe you could re-post your message, and ensure that it details the
problem and maybe paste in relevant output messages and snippets of your
config file.
This is a free product, and to use it you are expected to be able to read
documentation and figure i
Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Good question, good thinking.
>
> I think you are on the right track with the separate files/directories,
> however if you have over 1,000 servers i think there may be other overheads
> involved in parsing 1,000 or more individual files on startup, but that can
> be
On 11 Aug, 2006, at 16:41, Travis Rabe wrote:
> I have posted my problem in two forums and on this list and I have
> yet to
> get an answer. Is this what the Nagios community is always like?
> Is this
> poruct that unsupported?
Dude, this is the first e-mail with your name on it that I see
I have posted my problem in two forums and on this list and I have yet to get an answer. Is this what the Nagios community is always like? Is this poruct that unsupported?-- Regards,Travis Rabe
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Using Tomca
dear nagios users,
I'm in the process of trying to set up a distributed nagios
environment monitoring about 9,000 services on 2,500 hosts.
i'm using Sunfire V210 servers running Solaris 10.
i've found that the distributed servers which monitor the active
services can run about 1700 checks every 5
Hi Sebastian,
Let me tell you There is so much stuff to keep in mind, I could
talk for hours with you :)
What you're asking me about is what I'm doing right now: building a
completely new Nagios environment within a large organisation.
Unfortunately:
* The organisation is a huge multinat
Hi All,
I installed Nagios version 1.3 on my Debian system:
It installed fine
and is running fine
It was installed
with Nagios-pgsql support
I made the required
changes in the resource.cfg and cfi-cfg files to point to my database
The database is
being popul
Hi list,I'm looking to gather some of your experience in implementing your network & system monitoring infrastructure. I'm not interrested in technical bits and parts (I know Nagios in and out now) but more in the general methodology you have been using, project preparation/plans and so on ...
Of c
Hi!
I have tried with snapshot: nagios-plugins-HEAD-200608092352
What can I tell you, I get a different error instead :D
Here is nagios:
Status Indormation: DISK CRITICAL - free space: /mnt/storage/ftp-storage 0
MB (0% inode=-9900%):
Performance Data: /mnt/storage/ftp-storage=0MB;;;
Here is
I've just installed Nagios (first time re-using it in a year or so) and
a real event occurred; I'm trying to work out the timings.
It looks like the availability report calculates "downtime" as the time
between the first hard failure and the first success, whereas I'd define
it as the time between
Good question, good thinking.
I think you are on the right track with the separate files/directories,
however if you have over 1,000 servers i think there may be other overheads
involved in parsing 1,000 or more individual files on startup, but that can
be checked later.
I would go for individual
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