> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
> Of Mukta Sharma
> Sent: Sunday, March 25, 2007 5:10 PM
> To: nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: [Nagios-users] Need help
>
> I am having one problem, after installing it. I followed all
> the steps written in the docum
Hi
This is Mukta Sharma. I am masters student in GWU. I am doing Nagios
installation and configuration during my Unix project.
I am having one problem, after installing it. I followed all the steps written
in the documentation to install Nagios. But after restarting my web server when
i just wa
Hi, (as to be numbers are only sample)
We know that host assumed to be DOWN if host does not reply (or timeout) for
5 times successively (I mean 5 distinct checks in order).
Do you know how to make nagios assume that host is UP only and only if host
says OK to ping check for 5 times successively a
I've been looking at this some more today, and finally found the problem
and solution!
I added "> /dev/stdout 2>&1" to the end of a command in my nrpe.cfg, and
got the following result when running check_nrpe off my Nagios server:
"sudo: sorry, you must have a tty to run sudo."
Looking at the
Also, in your check_ping command definition, you're requesting the host
respond within 30ms to be classed as up and OK.
This seems awfully quick - personally I request 1000ms (1 second) to
give it a fair amount of time to respond. If the host/router/whatever
is busy, it could take slightly lon
It's probably a bit late for this, but one of my servers used to be with
a host that blocked pings, so I used check_ssh instead - if the SSH
service responded, the server was up :)
Andy.
Johnston, Mike J wrote:
> I guess I should have thought my question through before I asked...
> Thanks for t
