Hi,
I have the same scenario, and what I did was to enable active checks on
all services, but put check_period to none, so a check is never
executed, except if freshness checking runs it.
Marco.
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On Tue, 8 May 2007, Petersen, Mark wrote:
> I've searched high and low for the answer to this. It seems that
> because nagios just checks exit status, its not easy to create a
> notification on stalking. I'm wondering if I can definte additional
> exit codes as critical (without modifying the so
The event handler might work but doesn't it stop executing after the
service enters a hard state? 0 (At least, that's how I understood nagios
2.x to work, perhaps nagios 3.x differs in this regard.)
A clever workaround to this might be to use the performance processing
options built into nagios. P
On Tue, 2007-05-08 at 17:32 -0500, Petersen, Mark wrote:
> This is an interesting solution I haven't seen suggested before. I
> could have multiple services where criticals are set at different
> levels.
Why not use an eventhandler that parses the plugin output?
--
I have a distributed monitoring setup. I have several servers reporting
back to a central server. The central server also does a couple checks
but most of it's hosts and services are disabled (because it receives
the info from other servers).
The problem I have is with the web interface. In the
This is an interesting solution I haven't seen suggested before. I
could have multiple services where criticals are set at different
levels.
However, this will mess up statistics some and only works disk checks,
or some sort of incremental check. Consider the RAID for stalking from
the nagios2
For what it's worth, I have been looking for a solution similar to this
as well. What I'd really like to see is an "event_stalking_options"
parameter in nagios where the event handler is called based on the
stalking options. In your case, the easiest (but probably most
annoying) solution might be
On Tue, 8 May 2007, Petersen, Mark wrote:
> For instance, say I'm checking disk space. Warn at 85%, Crit at 90%. I
> also want a notification at 95,96,97,98,99,100%. I could easily exit 95
> for 95%, 96 for 96%, etc. I believe this creates an unknown message.
> If I exit at 96, since this is a
That was my first check, but I have this set to 0, as per "A value of 0
will not restrict the number of concurrent checks that are being
executed."
I am really stumped on this one.
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> Hi list
>
> Hello, I ha
I've searched high and low for the answer to this. It seems that
because nagios just checks exit status, its not easy to create a
notification on stalking. I'm wondering if I can definte additional
exit codes as critical (without modifying the source,) or if there is
another soltuion to this.
Fo
Hi list
Hello, I have a fairly small nagios setup (107 hosts, 134 services). On one of
my hosts, I have 12 services that need to be monitored as often as possible.
Ideally, the services would each be checked once a minute. To do this, I have
set the check_interval to 1 as well as the retry_chec
Yes, and I believe Nagios is configured in that way by default. See
"max_check_attemps" here:
http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/2_0/xodtemplate.html#service
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On Tue, 8 May 2007, Patrick - South Valley Internet wrote:
> We have a service we are monitoring that there is something screwy at
> their location. It will go down, then 2 seconds later go back up. We
> want Nagios to only page us if it goes down for a longer period of time,
> let's say the 2nd
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Hi all,
We have a service we are monitoring that there is something screwy at
their location. It will go down, then 2 seconds later go back up. We
want Nagios to only page us if it goes down for a longer period of time,
let's say the 2nd or 3rd time Nagios sees that it is not pingable.
Is th
I went looking and hand no luck trying to find the documentation for
status.cgi parameters. Are they documented anywhere?
Thanks
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> Subject: [Nagios-users] Problems with service check
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> should be 20 minutes of backup,
Hi all! I'm having a problem with a service check. The thing is that
the variable that i want to monitor
decreases instead of increasing, the variable is the battery backup time
of an UPS. The normal value
should be 20 minutes of backup, but i want the Nagios to send me a
warning when the value
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Sent: 08 May 2007 16:12
> I'm trying to streamline my nagios config using wildcards.
> Unfortunately, not all services I wish to define via wildcard
> follows a clean set of rules. Is it possible to define
I'm trying to streamline my nagios config using wildcards.
Unfortunately, not all services I wish to define via wildcard
follows a clean set of rules. Is it possible to define a service
with a host list of something like *,!linux1, !linux2
I suspect the answer is no and what I'd need to do is use
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> Hi,
>
> Can I include other files in cgi.cfg
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> Subject: [Nagios-users] nagios+gnokii
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>
> Hi guys, im new to nagios, I have already installe
Hi guys, im new to nagios, I have already installed nagios and gnokii...I dont
have enought information on how to enable gnokii on nagios...pls help me on its
command.cfg and contacts.cfg
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Hi guys, im new to nagios, I have already installed nagios and gnokii...I dont
have enought information on how to enable gnokii on nagios...pls help me on its
command.cfg and contacts.cfg
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Jay D. Surmieda
Senior System/Network Administrator
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