On Tue, 29 Jan, 11:25 -0500 Scott Sanders wrote:
> I was able to create a true failover (hot-spare) setup using Linux-HA and
> DRBD. The two machines use a primary/secondary DRBD drive setup for
> /usr/local/nagios, /var/spool/mqueue, and /var/spool/clientmqueue. Linux-HA
> manages the virtual IP f
On Jan 29, 2008 4:21 PM, seb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Do I need 2 similar service entries in order to have different contact
> > groups for warning and critical?
>
> i'd rather play with host_notification_options and
> service_notification_options : make one contact
> receive only warnings a
Hi,
To help clarify, -s is for the password while $ARG1$ was missing from the
orriginal command causing the missing ARGUMENT error
THe Hostname is needed since the plugin does not know what host it is
without that.
the port in this case is needed since check_nt.c compiles with the default
port of
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> Subject: [Nagios-users] Error: Could not read object configuration
data!
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> FAQ ID F033
FAQ ID F0332 describes the problem I am having, but I do not understand the
meaning or how to check/verify the third item (3.)
Specifically I do not understand (default text file or template-based
file) Are these separate configure options?
I can start over and re-configure everything, but wante
While Sun might have a way to monitor server health, I use
check_logfiles
(http://www.nagiosexchange.org/Misc.54.0.html?&tx_netnagext_pi1%5Bp_view
%5D=538) to monitor the logs for errors more than anything. I have
checks for power supplies, fans, SAN mounts, memory, cpu and SCSI
errors, etc. setup
I am running 3.0rc2. I am trying to get the variable $HOSTNOTES$ to appear in
notify-host-by-email
This is the notify-host-by-email command definition that I changed. I added
"Notes: $HOSTNOTES$\n\n" in the spot shown below:
# 'notify-host-by-email' command definition
define command{
co
Hugo van der Kooij wrote:
> Lars Stavholm wrote:
>> Edwin Zoeller wrote:
>>> We are monitoring ~75 Sun Servers via Nagios. What information
>>> would you like to know.
>>
>> Top down...
>> 1. method used (nsca, nrpe, snmp) and why?
>> 2. what specific checks are you using?
>
> Servers in themselv
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Lars Stavholm wrote:
| Edwin Zoeller wrote:
|> We are monitoring ~75 Sun Servers via Nagios. What information would you
|> like to know.
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| Top down...
| 1. method used (nsca, nrpe, snmp) and why?
| 2. what specific checks are you using?
Servers in t
Anyone have an idea on how to have nagios check for a stale NFS network
connection?
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> Do I need 2 similar service entries in order to have different contact
> groups for warning and critical?
i'd rather play with host_notification_options and
service_notification_options : make one contact
receive only warnings and the other critical alerts, and
but both of them in the same cont
Hi All,
downloaded nagios-3.0rc2, installed and seems to work nicely.
However, in my Firefox browser, when looking at the nagios
web interface, I get a message saying that I should install
missing plugin for application/wav (both on Linux - Firefox
2.0.0.10 - and Windows XP - Firefox 2.0.0.11).
W
Edwin Zoeller wrote:
> We are monitoring ~75 Sun Servers via Nagios. What information would you
> like to know.
Top down...
1. method used (nsca, nrpe, snmp) and why?
2. what specific checks are you using?
That's about it, I think
R
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If I am not mistaken you should not have to add the host address and port#
both in the command & service definition.
But thanks anyways :-)
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On Jan 29, 2008 2:13 PM, Lars Stavholm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Brian Loe wrote:
> > Can someone monitoring Sun servers, and Sun clusters, contact me
> > off-list for pointers and other assorted stuff... :) Thanks!
>
> Or on-list, I'm interested too, as I'm sure others are as well.
> That's kin
Brian Loe wrote:
> Can someone monitoring Sun servers, and Sun clusters, contact me
> off-list for pointers and other assorted stuff... :) Thanks!
Or on-list, I'm interested too, as I'm sure others are as well.
That's kinda' why they invented mail lists in the first place.
/L
> Perhaps nagiosexch
No problem. Happens to me all the time. Sometimes I think I should
start writing e-mails to the list whenever I have even the smallest
problem, since, by way of including all relevant information, it
inevitably forces me into finding the solution before ever clicking
'send'. :)
On Tue, 2008-01-2
Should your command be
$USER1$/check_nt -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -p 12489 -v CPULOAD -l $ARG1$
check_nt -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -p 12489 -s $USER7$
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Jensen
Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2008 10:32 PM
To:
Does the system in ? have multiple NIC? Are you sure SSH and SMTP are
listening on the IP address which you have specified in your command.
Can you do a telnet test on these ports?
Can you disable iptables and test
telnet 25
telnet 22
From: Kaplan, Andrew H. [m
Thank you very much for responding. I was composing a reply with the
configuration information you requested, and while doing so found the
root cause of the problem -- our escalation config generation script had
a bug in it. So I apologize for wasting the list's time with a question
that was actu
> Since the command is failing locally on the client in question, this may not
be iptable issue.
> Do you have these plugins in the correct location?
The location of the plugins is the same as the others: /usr/local/npre/libexec
> Do they have required nagios user ownership.
The own
Can someone monitoring Sun servers, and Sun clusters, contact me
off-list for pointers and other assorted stuff... :) Thanks!
Perhaps nagiosexchange should have add onto their wiki howto section
by host type or something - that would be handy. Sample configs and
all that.
Do I need 2 similar service entries in order to have different contact
groups for warning and critical?
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I believe the answer to your first question is "no" and the answer to
the second one is "yes", but nobody will be able to root out your
problem without at least seeing some configs.
On Tue, 2008-01-29 at 11:27 -0500, Jonathan Kamens wrote:
> I don't think anyone responded to the message below. I'
Hello:
>
> I can't find it right now but someone sent out an email saying they
> could not get Nagios 2.10 to run under FreeBSD 6.3. I've upgraded two
> systems to FreeBSD 6.3, both are running Nagios 2.10 without any
> problems. I didn't even have to recompile the port. I do have the
> /etc/lib
I don't think anyone responded to the message below. I'm hoping that
somebody can shed some light on this so I don't have to go read the
source code to find a definitive answer. If anybody can help, it would
be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Jonathan Kamens
-Original Message-
From: Jonath
Hi there -
I am monitoring a system that functions as a mail and ssh server. Along with the
check_ssh and check_smtp plugins, I am also monitoring the mailq, check_mailq,
the diskspace, check_disk, and also the processes, check_procs. The latter three
plugins are working fine, but the first tw
Morning all,
I am having an issue with adding cpuload monitoring on windows machines.
I know there are no issues on the windows side since I have other services
being monitored with no problems.
Also the error message tells me the arguments that are specified are not
correct.
I have googl
On Jan 29, 2008 10:25 AM, Scott Sanders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was able to create a true failover (hot-spare) setup using Linux-HA and
> DRBD. The two machines use a primary/secondary DRBD drive setup for
> /usr/local/nagios, /var/spool/mqueue, and /var/spool/clientmqueue. Linux-HA
> manage
I was able to create a true failover (hot-spare) setup using Linux-HA and
DRBD. The two machines use a primary/secondary DRBD drive setup for
/usr/local/nagios, /var/spool/mqueue, and /var/spool/clientmqueue. Linux-HA
manages the virtual IP for nagios as well as bringing nagios and sendmail
service
Thank you the reason we want to do so is we have a performance and
historical trending application that was written in house and we want to
be able to import the nagios perf data into the existing system. The guy
that designed the system has been pulling the data from the logs and
this works great
Maxwell,Brady wrote:
>
> Hopefully this is a simple question. I looked through the doco for a
> setting that I might be missing in my nagios.cfg. basically my issue
> is that the system logs all passive checks and this setting is clear
> in the nagios.cfg, however I only see the state changes lo
I believe enabling the stalking option for the service will record
all results to the nagios.log file.
On 29-Jan-08, at 10:46 AM, Maxwell,Brady wrote:
> Hopefully this is a simple question. I looked through the doco for
> a setting that I might be missing in my nagios.cfg. basically my
> is
Hopefully this is a simple question. I looked through the doco for a
setting that I might be missing in my nagios.cfg. basically my issue is
that the system logs all passive checks and this setting is clear in the
nagios.cfg, however I only see the state changes logged for active
checks. I want all
I can't find it right now but someone sent out an email saying they
could not get Nagios 2.10 to run under FreeBSD 6.3. I've upgraded two
systems to FreeBSD 6.3, both are running Nagios 2.10 without any
problems. I didn't even have to recompile the port. I do have the
/etc/libmap.conf entries for l
Hello:
> Hello everybody. I need to have nagios reserve server which will
> replace the main server when it dies. I installed nagios on another
> machine, copied all directory /usr/local/nagios and start reserve
> service Nagios.
> I have thound that statistics differs very much! Of course, nagios
So I have this weird circumstance where when I add new service checks
and reload nagios the system does not start running these checks. We are
using 2.9. The checks are setup as active checks. Checks that existed
before the restart seem to take up to an hour to start updating even
though all checks
Hello everybody. I need to have nagios reserve server which will
replace the main server when it dies. I installed nagios on another
machine, copied all directory /usr/local/nagios and start reserve
service Nagios.
I have thound that statistics differs very much! Of course, nagios was
installed in
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> I don't receive email notifications
I don't receive email notifications on problems. Emailing as user nagios
from the command line works (postfix). Email address in contacts.cfg is
correct and I have the necessary lines in the service description to (I
think):
define service{
host_name localhost
service
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