Hi all,
Is it possible to monitor applications bandwidth utilization via nagios.
1) If I enables snmp in a router shall I able to monitor bandwidth in
application wise (I see BW port wise monitoring example but how to do
application wise )
eg- which shows this bandwidth for mysql queries, this
Hi All
I had this very long time ago but can't find my notes on how I fixed
this.
We have had to restart the server that is running our nagios
monitoring.
After the reboot we started nagios, which is running as I am getting
my notifications, however when I try to access the
Hi All
I had this very long time ago but can't find my notes on how I fixed
this.
We have had to restart the server that is running our nagios
monitoring.
After the reboot we started nagios, which is running as I am getting
my notifications, however when I try to access the web
Pubudu Premachandra wrote:
Hi all,
Is it possible to monitor applications bandwidth utilization via nagios.
1) If I enables snmp in a router shall I able to monitor bandwidth in
application wise (I see BW port wise monitoring example but how to do
application wise )
eg- which shows this
Hi Marc,
oops i didn't see that somebody answered. thanks.
here are the values:
egrep
max_concurrent_checks|max_service_check_spread|max_host_check_spread|aggregate_status_updates|status_update_interval
nagios.cfg
#max_service_check_spread=30
max_service_check_spread=5
#max_host_check_spread=30
Well, you could setup SMS notifications, then bring down a service you
monitor. That's always a simple one. Add http to a server you don't need
it on, monitor it, then shut down the httpd process and wait for alerts...
A. Davis
Email: ncc...@gmail.com
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Hi Folks,
Currently, the main nagios box (running old version of SuSE) and Nagios
2.0b4 is running just with service checks, one of which is an ssh check (we
don't allow ping)
So in the web interface, I see all hosts as up.
However, I've built a new box (which hopefully will replace the
You could use check_dummy for the host check and just have it always
return OK.
Or perhaps the opposite you could add a check_dummy service check for
all hosts.
Which you choose will depend upon your personal preference and how you
want dependencies to be handled.
On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 11:06
Thanks Richard. I'll give that a try.
regards,
deborah
-Original Message-
From: Richard Quintin [mailto:rich+nag...@quintinz.com]
Sent: 16 March 2009 15:26
To: Deborah Martin
Cc: nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] Host checks instead of service checks
You
Folks,
I should have also mentioned that the reason for doing this is to filter out
host problems separately to service problems.
If I leave ssh checks as a service and 44 nodes are switched off, I see 44
ssh critical alerts under Service Problems. I'd rather see 44 ssh critical
alerts under
Do not get it to work send_mail.pl then making the settings:
*commands.cfg*
---
command_line/usr/lib/nagios/plugins/send_mail.pl -n \HOST
$NOTIFICATIONTYPE$\ -h \$HOSTNAME$\-s \$HOSTSTATE$\ -a
\$HOSTADDRESS$\ -i \$HOSTOUTPUT$\ -d \$LONGDATETIME$\ -e
\$CONTACTEMAIL$\
Hi,
How can I monitor the hardware in IBM servers running Windows, especially
the physical harddrives?
I can't see anything via SNMP that makes sense and the IBM Director Agents
sends no traps if a drive fails.
I played around with check_serveraid, changed the ssh-stuff to winexe,
but I don't
https://sourceforge.net/projects/tntnagiosplugin/Windows SNMP is really
not all that useful in my experience. I have a feeling that Microsoft
would like it to go away in favor of their proprietary MOM. What you may
be able to use to get to hard disk failure information is WMI. In fact,
I wrote
2009/3/16 Deborah Martin deborah.mar...@kognitio.com:
Hi Folks,
Currently, the main nagios box (running old version of SuSE) and Nagios
2.0b4 is running just with service checks, one of which is an ssh check (we
don't allow ping)
So in the web interface, I see all hosts as up.
However,
Folks,
Whilst using check_dummy as a service check does resolve the pre-flight
warnings, it's not the solution I think I'm looking for.
The total number of service checks now includes the dummy checks which i've
chosen to always exit as UP so that it doesn't show up as a service problem
-
Folks,
I did a fresh nagios 3.0.6 installation on a linux server.
Things look okay - No serious problems were detected during the pre-flight
check
[r...@dell8b81y11 sbin]# service nagios restart
Running configuration check...done.
Stopping nagios: /etc/init.d/nagios: line 67: kill: (24483) - No
On Mar 16, 2009, at 1:24 PM, Anirudh Srinivasan wrote:
Folks,
I did a fresh nagios 3.0.6 installation on a linux server.
Things look okay - No serious problems were detected during the pre-
flight check
[r...@dell8b81y11 sbin]# service nagios restart
Running configuration check...done.
2009/3/16 Deborah Martin deborah.mar...@kognitio.com:
So on changing the ssh check from a
service to a host definition (to prevent PENDING on the hosts), the
pre-flight warnings now complain there are no services associated with the
hosts. On big systems here (100 nodes+) this makes the
I'd like to be able to remotely turn off/turn on service/host checks. For
example, a remote machine could turn off a service check while running a backup
and turn it back on after it is done. Ideally, this is a simple perl script,
wrapper for 'wget', batch file, etc that could run on Unix or
Here are 2 ways to do this:
1. Click thru the web interface the normal way you would (un)silence the
service(s)/servicegroup(s) in question but before submitting the form do a
View-Source and use the variables and values there to create yourself a
properly encoded URI and call it with wget.
SNMP client - snmptrapd - SNMPTT - script - Nagios named
pipe.would work for this as well if you are familiar and comfortable
with SNMP.
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