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> Of David Rivera
> Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2007 6:07 PM
> To: nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: [Nagios-users] checking for errors in messages file
> using Nagios
>
>
> Using Nagios,
Using Nagios,
How can i get it to check for errors such as CPU/Memory/drive errors that get
logged in /var/adm/messages on Solaris and Linux boxes?
Currently that is my only place of vulnerability for what we intend to use
Nagios for, I need to be able to have Nagios alert me on errors that ge
tpc port state
service answer
mailqueueS (amount of mails per mail queue, size of mailqueueS) => depends
on your smtp software
disk space
number of smtp processes
number of AV/anti-spam and related processes
number of open ports on the host
log file
DNS service behabiors (resolv working or cache
I'm primarily responsible for mailservers at my site.
So far I have monitors running on the host's responding to pings, to
load average, and to the mail queue. Anything else anyone can suggest
that I monitor? I've only got three or four mailservers, so I don't
mind going a smidgen overboard o
On Fri, 16 Feb 2007, Steven Schwartz wrote:
> I've noticed an odd circumstance on two of my four nagios servers
> lately, and searching has found me no answers. Has anyone experienced
> symptoms similar to these:
>
> 1) On a given server, a plugin produces a "critical failure" on many
> (sometimes
