On Fri, 30 Nov, 15:24 +1000 Nick Pratley wrote:
> Thanks for the reply Peter, however that isn't what the problem is in my
> case. The /var/spool/sms/outgoing directory on that server is in fact
> world-writable. And as I said I can run it from the command line
> successfully while logged in as the
Thanks for the reply Peter, however that isn't what the problem is in my
case. The /var/spool/sms/outgoing directory on that server is in fact
world-writable. And as I said I can run it from the command line
successfully while logged in as the nagios user, which I wouldn't be able to
do if the perm
On Fri, 30 Nov, 13:20 +1000 Nick Pratley wrote:
> Hi, I need to be able to send notifications via SMS in the event that the
> email servers are unavailable, or the internet connection is down. There is
> a server on the same network as the Nagios host that has a modem installed
> and uses SMS Tools
Hi, I need to be able to send notifications via SMS in the event that the
email servers are unavailable, or the internet connection is down. There is
a server on the same network as the Nagios host that has a modem installed
and uses SMS Tools 3 to send messages. To send a message all I need to do
Jerad Riggin wrote:
> Ok, so I'm monitoring about 100 websites with string checks via
> check_http. We are mirroring what our datacenter actually checks, so
> we have notifications turned off so when a site goes down we aren't
> being spammed by the datacenter and our nagios installation.
>
> T
Ok, so I'm monitoring about 100 websites with string checks via check_http.
We are mirroring what our datacenter actually checks, so we have
notifications turned off so when a site goes down we aren't being spammed by
the datacenter and our nagios installation.
The issue is that every once in awhi
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stava wrote:
> On Thu, 29 Nov 2007 16:42:20 -0500, "Kaplan, Andrew H." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>> Hi there --
>>
>> I tried the command syntax you suggested, and the output was the
>> following:
>>
>> Invalid SMTP response received from host on p
On Thu, 29 Nov 2007 16:42:20 -0500, "Kaplan, Andrew H." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hi there --
>
> I tried the command syntax you suggested, and the output was the
> following:
>
> Invalid SMTP response received from host on port 5666
And what do you suppose that could mean?
I wild guess: th
Hi there,
I'm trying to use NRPE to monitor remote Windows XP machines for the
first time.
Nagios version 2.8. I have installed check_nrpe on the Nagios server.
Windows XP SP2 is the remote host. I installed NRPE_NT Version:
0.7f/2.0 on the XP machine.
I edited the nrpe.cfg with the basic in
Hi there --
I tried the command syntax you suggested, and the output was the following:
Invalid SMTP response received from host on port 5666
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Kaplan, Andrew H. wrote:
>
> The server is outside the company’s firewall, but it is able to be
> monitored via port 5666. What steps can I take to enable the use of this
> plugin? The Nagios
Read the help on the plugin.
./check_smtp --help
./chec
Hi there -
I want to monitor the status of our Sendmail server, and I plan on using the
check_smtp plugin. When I manually run the plugin using the following syntax:
./check_smtp -H
The output I get is the following:
Connection refused
SMTP CRITICAL - 0.000 sec. response time|time
Oops, sent from wrong return address.
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Date: Nov 29, 2007 11:12 AM
Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] Need help using check_by_ssh with check_disk
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On Nov 29, 2007 6:09 AM, Sean Bowers <[EM
So SNMP won't work with Windows? Damn, clients hate extra software. :(
Would you be willing to post your commands/services configs?
I bet if I see your configs I may be able to replicate it to SNMP/windows.
Thanks
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On Nov 29, 2007 2:57 PM, Steve Shipway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrot
Here, we do this by checking the uptime of the host/device.For
switches etc, this is in the SNMP counter. For windows hosts, it is via
check_nt and the UPTIME object. For unix, you just create an
appropriate script to run via nrpe.
We then do a critical if uptime < 10min. Since hosts are ch
anyone using this? please share how you compiled it and how you are
using it. what rbl's is it checking against?
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Thanks for all the replies, these would be Windows servers,
Cisco/Juniper devices and Checkpoint boxes running mainly on SPLAT (linux)
I prefer to do this with SNMP, as that's how I have done it on
Solarwinds. I will be trying the SNMP_uptime command and report my results.
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I have 2 master servers that attach to a shared NAS which holds the nagios
configs and status data basically /etc and /var. When the primary goes down
there's an event handler that mounts the NAS on the backup and starts
nagios. When I implemented this setup I thought it would be beneficial in
the
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Donnell Lewis wrote:
> You could also (if it's linux) just put a simple mail command with
> message in /etc/rc.local which executes after system boot and init.
>
Duh! That's so simple I wasn't even thinking about it. I was thinking of
how to have it
if you're trying to check windows boxes, I wouldn't use this snmp value because
I don't think it's set reliably. I've been using "check_nt -v UPTIME" for
those (but i still think it resets correctly at reboot).
Also, it may not say "0 days" (so you could look to see if "days" doesn't show
up)
You could also (if it's linux) just put a simple mail command with
message in /etc/rc.local which executes after system boot and init.
-Don
On Thu, 2007-11-29 at 11:59 -0600, chris serafin wrote:
> I have a bunch of devices which alert me fine up/down, but I'm looking
> to find how to get message
hi,
One simple idea is to use the Uptime number from SNMP ("hrSystemUptime.0"),
and if that ever says "0 days" then you get an alert. I have a script that
does a little more than this, but that's the basic idea.
you should be able to do this with check_snmp (or a quick perl script that uses
We have our site-specific init script do this on Linux and Solaris. We
also dump the users from last into the mail just in case a user rebooted a
lab machine.
The general algorithm is:
-build the input to /usr/lib/sendmail in some file
-mail it with `cat $file | /usr/lib/sendmail -oi $emailAddr
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chris serafin wrote:
> I have a bunch of devices which alert me fine up/down, but I'm looking
> to find how to get messages when they reboot. Solarwinds does this for
> me now, but I'm trying to move off this solution, but my boss want
> reboot message
I have a bunch of devices which alert me fine up/down, but I'm looking to
find how to get messages when they reboot. Solarwinds does this for me now,
but I'm trying to move off this solution, but my boss want reboot messages
as well as up/downs for the devices...
Any ideas?
Chris Serafin
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> I want my final failed se
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We'll start
I want my final failed services to be rechecked faster that my normal
checks. I want this so I will be notified quicker when the service is
successful again. (I already use retry_check_interval with
max_check_attempts, but I want an interval when the service is in HARD
state.)
So I googled "ha
On Nov 28, 2007, at 4:52 AM, Mohr James wrote:
> Hi All!
>
> We had a problem the other day where the nagios process died and no
> one
> noticed it for over 30 minutes. Therefore, I was thinking about ways
> to
> monitor Nagios itself. One simply way would be a cronjob that checks
> if
> t
Hi,
I've just released another plugin on www.NagiosExchange.org to
display the leases that have been handed out by an ISC Dhcpd server.
It can also be used to alert you if any unauthorized machine is detected
as having a dhcp lease by going Critical.
This works by giving the plugin any combi
I'm running Nagios 2.10 with plugins 1.4.10 running on:
Linux nagioshost 2.6.9-34.ELsmp #1 SMP Fri Feb 24 16:56:28 EST 2006
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
System information on the two remote hosts is:
Linux remotehost1 2.6.9-11.ELsmp #1 SMP Fri May 20 18:26:27 EDT 2005
i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
L
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 11/29/2007 02:30:20
AM:
> All,
>
> I'm trying to deal with a bunch of servers that generate some high load
> during the night. That is, between 00:00 and 06:00 a series of job is
> run that will generate load from 10 to 15. Outside this windows, lo
Hi all,
Can anyone here tell me where I'm going wrong in my attempts to
correctly setup a slave nagios server.
What I have is as follows :-
1 master nagios host (running FreeBSD 6.2). This host executes active
checks some of which trigger event handlers (ie. to restart web
servers, etc... the us
We use Smstools (http://smstools.meinemullemaus.de/) which works very smoothly,
but hardware is always a problems because of cable
and cel devices compatibility. Lately we´ve found a little device from Huawei,
the E220 model which connects trhough USB and works
fine. I think the best hw solution
I use Gnokii with a Nokia phone and it works really well but it relies
on a wired or wireless connection (serial, usb, infrared or Bluetooth
according to the website) between the server and the phone. I use some
simple shell scripts to interface between Nagios and Gnokii. It could be
part of what t
only a testmail
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I use a Nokia 6210e with a data cable connected to the serial port,
running gnokii to handle sending the SMSs.
Cheap and functional,
regards
Rafe
Marcel Hecko wrote:
> Hi, does anybody know of any HARDWARE solution into which I would just
> stick GSM SIM card and send SMS messages from Nagios?
>
> On 29 Nov 2007, at 08:53, Giles Coochey wrote:
>
> > Is anyone using Francois Meehan's snmptraphandling.py script?
> >
> > There's a part of the script where it opens the Nagios.cmd file.
> > I'm not
> > a python coder, but it appears to me that it writes to the file
> > with 'w'
> > which would
On 29 Nov 2007, at 08:53, Giles Coochey wrote:
> Is anyone using Francois Meehan's snmptraphandling.py script?
>
> There's a part of the script where it opens the Nagios.cmd file.
> I'm not
> a python coder, but it appears to me that it writes to the file
> with 'w'
> which would overwrite an
On 29 Nov 2007, at 08:30, Jasper Filon wrote:
> All,
>
> I'm trying to deal with a bunch of servers that generate some high
> load
> during the night. That is, between 00:00 and 06:00 a series of job is
> run that will generate load from 10 to 15. Outside this windows, load
> should be no more
Is anyone using Francois Meehan's snmptraphandling.py script?
There's a part of the script where it opens the Nagios.cmd file. I'm not
a python coder, but it appears to me that it writes to the file with 'w'
which would overwrite any pending commands that Nagios has not yet
processed:
#pr
All,
I'm trying to deal with a bunch of servers that generate some high load
during the night. That is, between 00:00 and 06:00 a series of job is
run that will generate load from 10 to 15. Outside this windows, load
should be no more than 3.
I have read all the documentation, but I cant find a w
Hi Marcel
have a lock at
http://www.kannel.org/
and
http://www.kannel.org/download/1.4.1/userguide-1.4.1/userguide.html#AEN4201
Regards Florian
Marcel Hecko schrieb:
> Hi, does anybody know of any HARDWARE solution into which I would just
> stick GSM SIM card and send SMS messages from Nagios?
> S
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