Since AIX ships with perl now (all the 5.x series) I recommend using
the perl version of send_nsca, and then making checks with shell
scripts.
It is much easier than trying to compile on AIX.
If you've got further interest, let me know, I'll try to hunt up the
ones I was using with 5.2.
Russell
The majority of the default plugins should work and compile on AIX 4.3
(all ML's but check your oslevel -r to verify becasue there were a
couple of df switches that were different). I and another colleage
wrote quite a few AIX plugins but not many of them were being
downloaded ... I'll see if I can
Hello all!
I think I'm experienceing a problem with runaway child processes. I read
the FAQ and found the service_reaper_frequency entry... But I don't
think that's the problem (I've set it to 4 just to be sure)
A little about my setup:
I'm monitoring several hundred machines, and a couple th
On Wed, 22 Nov 2006, Chris Hardie wrote:
> In our old system, we monitored the health of our connection to the
> Internet by checking packet loss and round trip times in ping packets
> sent to www.google.com and www.yahoo.com. Because either site was
> liable to have localized, temporary problems
I think you're looking for the check_cluster2 program, which is in the
contrib/ directory of the plugins package. You can use that to define a
host/service whose state is influenced directly by the states of one or
more other hosts/services.
-- A. Karl Kornel, Mindspeed Technologies, Inc.
[EMA
I am trying to use the check_snmp command to do a check against some
network gear. The problem is that the community string is "xyz123!"
(not really but example) and I cannot figure out how to get this to
pass thru to the check command without it stripping the "!" character.
For example:
define com
Greetings, all. I'm in the process of transitioning from Mon to Nagios,
and have a few holes to fill in when it comes to "recreating" our old
configuration. I was hoping someone could comment on this one:
In our old system, we monitored the health of our connection to the
Internet by checking pa
I wish I could say that I had fixed the problem, but I think I've
experienced the same problem, or at least a similar one. I've covered all
of my experiences in the message, posted 17 August 2006, titled "BUG?
Segfault & coredump with scheduled downtime, downtime scheduled horked".
To cover th
Hi Tobias!
On Wed, 22 Nov 2006, Tobias Klausmann wrote:
> 1) Documentation for NSCA is - mildly put - lacking. As far as I
> can tell, send-NSCA expects data tab-separated on stdin. It
> would've been nice to actually see an example for getting host
> and service data into it. Am I supposed to do
Hello Lists!
I will have to monitor several IBM machines. Lot of them has AIX 4.3 on
them, but there are some AIX 5.x boxes as well.
I did not find lot of AIX plug-ins in Nagios Exchange.
How can I compile official plugins (Nagios Plugins 1.4.5)? Is there a
similar web pagfe than sunfreeware.com
Hi all,
I'm having a conceptual/logical/mindset problem which I hope you
can help me with. It's a bit long, but the question/problem I
have is complex, so please bear with me.
What I dream of:
I have a central machine which is the interface to the users.
Using the/a web interface, the users can
Nagios version, plugin version (-v) and OS when reporting any issue.
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> >[snip]
> >check_nrpe does not exist in the location you're telling
> Nagios to run
> >it
> from.
>
> Thks for your quick response...
>
> Here is on main server list of /usr/local/nagios/libexec :
> 201022 -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 54932 nov 22 10:17 check_nrpe
> You'll notice it is avail
>[snip]
>check_nrpe does not exist in the location you're telling Nagios to run it
from.
Thks for your quick response...
Here is on main server list of /usr/local/nagios/libexec :
[EMAIL PROTECTED] lib]# ls -ali /usr/local/nagios/libexec
total 4900
200952 drwxrwxrwx 2 root root 4096 nov 2
> I may be wrong in ML subscription and was hesitating wether
> to post here or in plugin ML...
>
> I have a problem trying to execute a nrpe daemon in order to
> monitor under nagios 2 different linux servers...
>
> I have setup nagios on Main server, which works since approx
> 2 years w
I may be wrong in ML subscription and was hesitating wether to post here
or in plugin ML...
I have a problem trying to execute a nrpe daemon in order to monitor under
nagios 2 different linux servers...
I have setup nagios on Main server, which works since approx 2 years without
any problems
I've been having a problem with some service checks not being run and
not being rescheduled. For example, at 11:06:37, the scheduling queue
will shoe these services with N/A for the last check, and the next check
in the past. I get no messages in the log whatsoever regarding these
checks. I can
On Wednesday 22 November 2006 7:31 am, Francisco Vila wrote:
> Someone has experience configuring Nagios to monitor WAN and OPT
> interface of a Sonicwall 1260 ???
Exactly what type of information are you attempting to aquire from the
Sonicwall interface?
Bob
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Someone has experience configuring Nagios to monitor WAN and OPT
interface of a Sonicwall 1260 ???
Thanks a lot
Francisco Vila
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Hi all
Would like to change my 3D-display. Want to see if a white background
doesn't make the display look a bit better. I generated a .png file that
just
is "white". Loaded it onto my nagios machine and converted it to .gd2
with /usr/bin/pngtogd2
/usr/bin/pngtogd2 blank.png blank.gd2 0 1
It
On 22 Nov, 2006, at 13:04, Saraj Mohammed wrote:
> check_command check_http!--onredirect=follow -I
> 10.100.152.89 -
> p 8101 -u /cfi/application_store/ -a nagiosadmin:nagios
If I were you, I'd put as much of that command into the command
definition, instead of in the
On Wed, 22 Nov 2006, Varaillon Jean Cristophe wrote:
> Ok but then I have an issue here:
>
> Each host is define with a single address, right?
>
> In this case, how woud you configure nagios if you want to have this
> map:
>
> Server_1--<10.10.10.0/24>---ROUTER1---<20.20.20.0/24>---Server_2
>
Hi there,
I'm having some problems with an oracle check I want to execute over NRPE.
The check works locally, even when I run it as user nagios:
# /usr/local/nagios-nrpe/libexec/check_oracle --login PROD
OK - dummy login connected
But when I run the check through NRPE I just get:
# ../libexe
Ok but then I have an issue here:
Each host is define with a single address, right?
In this case, how woud you configure nagios if you want to have this
map:
Server_1--<10.10.10.0/24>---ROUTER1---<20.20.20.0/24>---Server_2
How would you define the host ROUTER1 since I also need to monitor both
> I am trying to use smsclient for SMS alerts. I have one basic
question.
> If one uses an analog modem to send SMS alerts, how does the service
> provider charge us for using his services?
Check with your provider. The number used to send the message may be
charged,
and you may also be charge
Hi folks. I'm writing a plugin for MGE UPS Galaxy 5000, based on the SNMP
values found in their MIB. Now, I have a basic skeleton available, and it
is more or less usable as a Nagios plugin. I want to add RRD support into
it as well, and log down the SNMP values into a file, but that can wait a
Thank!
Given that I precise - use_authentication=1 - in cgi.cfg.
Did you mean that I should have this set-up from the beginning for basic
security reasons ;)
Christophe
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From: Donnell Lewis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2006 6:59 PM
To: Vara
On 22 Nov, 2006, at 4:44, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> GOOD EXPLANATION FROM YR SIDE.
>
> SO IF I WANT TO ADD MORE HOSTS THEN I NEED TO ADD IN ONLY HOSTS.CFG
> FILE NOT
> IN ANY OTHER FILE(LIKE SERVICE/HOSTGROUPS ETC)AS OTHER FILES ARE
> LOOK HOSTS
> DETAILS FROM HOSTGROUP NAME.
>
> RIGHT ?
>
>
On Wed, 22 Nov 2006, Yogesh Hasabnis wrote:
> I am trying to use smsclient for SMS alerts. I have one basic question. If
> one uses an analog modem to send SMS alerts, how does the service provider
> charge us for using his services?
Ask your provider. They are the people to answer this question.
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