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On 15/08/08 02:13 PM, Jonathan Call wrote:
> I did read through that section thoroughly. I set up the check on the
> central server and then disabled the check on the distributed server. I
> waited for the time limit to expire. I watch the central serv
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|> |> I want to include the elapsed time
OR try NC_Net (http://sourceforge.net/projects/nc-net)
NC_NEt, OpMon, NSCLinet(http://nsclient.ready2run.nl/),NSClient++
All Use check_NT and you should be able to easily interchange between them.
(all Window client side configuring) provided you are using the Official
Check_nt Plugin.
NC_Net of
Hi,
i think we found the "problem"
it was a backslash \ at the end of a plugin_output
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stefan
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I am out of the office until 18/08/2008.
I am currently out of the office, returning Monday 18th August. Please do
feel free to contact me on my mobile.
Best regards
Eliot
Note: This is an automated response to your message "Re: [Nagios-users]
snmp proxy daemon help" sent on 8/15/2008 5:
On Aug 15, 2008, at 12:43 PM, James wrote:
> On Fri, August 15, 2008 12:50 pm, Hugo van der Kooij wrote:
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>> |> I want to include the elapsed time from the host down
I did read through that section thoroughly. I set up the check on the
central server and then disabled the check on the distributed server. I
waited for the time limit to expire. I watch the central server set the
next active check time to ~10 minutes after the last check time. But
that time came a
Nagios forces active checks to be run when used in conjuction with
freshness checking, even when active checks for that service are
disabled. The docs describe it pretty well at
http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/2_0/distributed.html under the
"Freshness Checking" section. You have to read it c
Correct me if I'm wrong:
In order to run a distributed system, the central server should have
active service checks disabled. But freshness checking executes the
check command when it doesn't receive a passive response in a timely
manner. This means the freshness check never runs.
How do you get a
I have used Nagvis extensively in our environment and it does a good job
of visualizing nagios status data.
I highly recommend it. To make it look really nice, however, you will
need to create your own icon sets, which can take some time. The
included icon sets work, but I found that they didn't m
On Fri, August 15, 2008 12:50 pm, Hugo van der Kooij wrote:
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> |> I want to include the elapsed time from the host down alert to the
> |> "Notification Type: RECOVERY".
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- "Jeff Marble" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escreveu:
> My Solaris clients all work great but a few of the windows clients die
> each day.
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> I have installed and configured nsclient from MikeM on 15 Windows
> servers. 6-8 times each day, the nsclient++ service will die with no
> information in th
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Marc Powell wrote:
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|> I want to include the elapsed time from the host down alert to the
|> "Notification Type: RECOVERY".
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| Isn't it awesome then that there are several macros available that'll
| help y
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| I have compiled and installed snmppd on my nagios systems. I'd heard
| that using the snmp proxy daemon would help reduce snmp check times
| and loads on the servers being monitored. We have been noticing very
| high CPU utili
On Aug 15, 2008, at 10:30 AM, James wrote:
> I want to include the elapsed time from the host down alert to the
> "Notification Type: RECOVERY".
Isn't it awesome then that there are several macros available that'll
help you accomplish that?
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Marc
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My Solaris clients all work great but a few of the windows clients die each day.
I have installed and configured nsclient from MikeM on 15 Windows
servers. 6-8 times each day, the nsclient++ service will die with no
information in the NSC.log file.
I am using nsclient, not nrpe. No preference h
I'm running FreeBSD 7 (amd64 at that) and Nagios 2.12.
It ran great for about a month. And then today I found that Nagios had
stopped processing checks and there are a few unkillable processes
lingering.
I remember at least one other person posting something similar to this.
Has anyone found a so
I want to include the elapsed time from the host down alert to the
"Notification Type: RECOVERY".
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Not sure if Nagios was compiled with the ePN. I used an RPM to install
Nagios. Installation was pretty simple using the RPM. Needless to say
Marc, your suggestion to run the perl script with /usr/bin/perl WORKED!
You are the Man! Thanks again for all your help Marc.
Bret Goodfellow
Questar Gas
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> Sent: Friday, August 15, 2008 8:27 AM
> To: Jon Angliss; nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] Nagios fails to start
> afteradding'check_logs.
I have compiled and installed snmppd on my nagios systems. I'd heard
that using the snmp proxy daemon would help reduce snmp check times
and loads on the servers being monitored. We have been noticing very
high CPU utilization on our NetApp filers every time nagios does an
snmp check on t
I have run the command as the user "Nagios" from the shell prompt, and
it works fine. But when called from Nagios, it fails. In fact,
check_logs.pl is running perfectly on all of the Nagios client machines
without a problem. The problem started when I wanted to monitor the
/var/log/messages file
After I killed all Nagios-daemons and started Nagios again it works
fine. Before your mail I was already surprised how quick I saw the
Nagios information in my browser window after a restart. It's clear
to me now.
Tijn
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> On Aug 13, 2008, at 1:42 PM, Tijn wrote:
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>> After an upgrade from
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