I am using the snmp commands. The following are a coupld of examples:
check_snmp_ntpstat -H $HOSTNAME$ -C COMMUNITY_NAME
check_snmp_disk -H $HOSTNAME$ -C COMMUNITY_NAME
I have seen the faqs mentioned by you and it says the same thing as
mentioned by you. But interestingly, error "Return code of 1
The threshold testing of Uptime should be can be done by modifying check_nt
check_nc_net has this already included in it, and is compatible as a
replacement for check_nt.c
it is availible at: https://sourceforge.net/projects/nc-net/
TOny (Author of NC_Net)
Change the Case Uptime to something lik
On Jun 19, 2009, at 4:35 PM, Kustner, Tom wrote:
> I am a Nagios user, not the administrator. We are running Nagios
> 2.9 on
> RHEL 4 or 5. Overall, 200+ hosts with 3000 services being
> monitored. I
> have access for monitoring a smaller number of hosts.
>
> In another posting, I alluded t
On Jun 19, 2009, at 4:33 PM, Kustner, Tom wrote:
> I am a Nagios user, not the administrator. We are running Nagios
> 2.9 on RHEL 4 or 5. Overall, 200+ hosts with 3000 services being
> monitored, but I have access for monitoring a smaller number of hosts.
>
> In looking last week into an is
Hi Tom, I've tried to answer your questions to the best of my own
personal knowledge -I have replaced any of your original "*" symbols
with my own on all my comments/thoughts below, since my MS outlook
client apparently just sucks, so this appears more readable.
Regards,
jamie
-Original Mess
I am a Nagios user, not the administrator. We are running Nagios 2.9 on
RHEL 4 or 5. Overall, 200+ hosts with 3000 services being monitored. I
have access for monitoring a smaller number of hosts.
In another posting, I alluded to an issue where a host had gone down but
no alert was sent out. T
I am a Nagios user, not the administrator. We are running Nagios 2.9 on RHEL 4
or 5. Overall, 200+ hosts with 3000 services being monitored, but I have
access for monitoring a smaller number of hosts.
In looking last week into an issue where a host had gone down but no alert was
sent, I notic
You could always use an apache rewrite rule to discourage those
commands:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^(cmd_typ=25)(.*)
RewriteRule ^cmd\.cgi$ /nagios/nodisable.html
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^(cmd_typ=23)(.*)
RewriteRule ^cmd\.cgi$ /nagios/nodisable.htm
Hi there --
I have completed the installation of Nagios 3.0.6 onto an Ubuntu 9.04 server
using the apt-get utility.
We currently have a Nagios 2.6 server running, and I wanted to import the
configuration files into the
newer server. To that end, I have placed the appropriate configuration files
cgi.cfg has the options for security access to the webUI.
authorized_for_all_service_commands
You can't get that much more granular out of the box I don't think. Might be
some addons out there, but I haven't dug into it.
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Is there a way to control user access for just the controls to
disable/enable notification alerts for a monitor in nagios.cfg or
elsewhere?
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On Friday 19 June 2009, Kevin Keane wrote:
> I had a similar problem with my ndoutils and mysql. If you are using
> MySQL and aren't using replication, don't forget to first clear and then
> turn off binary logs - those files get huge very quickly.
Yea, binary logs can be a pain to, I am working o
I had a similar problem with my ndoutils and mysql. If you are using
MySQL and aren't using replication, don't forget to first clear and then
turn off binary logs - those files get huge very quickly.
Michael W. Lucas wrote:
> Hi,
>
> After a few months of use, our NagVis database grew to 23GB an
On Friday 19 June 2009, Michael W. Lucas wrote:
> After a few months of use, our NagVis database grew to 23GB and
> overwhelmed my (tiny) server. Shutting down the system, dropping the
> database, and recreating it solved my issues.
This isn't a NagVis issues, this is a ndoutils issue. You need t
Hi,
After a few months of use, our NagVis database grew to 23GB and
overwhelmed my (tiny) server. Shutting down the system, dropping the
database, and recreating it solved my issues.
Surely someone has already written a script to purge the NagVis
database on a regular basis, trimming old data to
Yes , there is a lot of checks going on. There are like 750 hosts with a
minimum of about 6 to 7 services checks.
Could this be because SERVICE INTER-CHECK DELAY METHOD & HOST INTER-CHECK
DELAY METHOD are set to smart calculation ?
On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 11:23 AM, Mat W wrote:
> are there A
you could try changing the host_inter_check_delay_method=n variable in
nagios.cfg and see how it affects the checks. i'd keep an eye on performance
and local system resources too. last thing you want is nagios crashing too.
:-)
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Date: Fri, 19 Jun 20
Are you opposed to adding NagEventLog with an NCSA service for the passive
checks? You can write an event check filter in NagEventLog to look for the
specific events in the Event logs.
I don't believe the bult-in UPTIME check supports thresholds but you could
"wrap" it in some code to do i
are there ALOT of checks going on? eg, when it went down, was there a backlog
of checks that were firing off?
for example if I have a network issue to a site, suddenly i have 100s of checks
firing off in Xmin intervals.
Check the logs? up the debug level?
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Anybody have a good way to Catch Windows Reboots in Nagios with NSClient++.
Some times nagios misses the reboot due to timing i think.
-Derek
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Host Status: UP
(for 0d 19h 19m 15s) Status Information: FPING OK - 65.106.232.209
(loss=0%, rta=41.00 ms) Performance Data: loss=0%;80;100;0;100
rta=0.041000s;2.00;5.00;0.00 Current Attempt: 1/3 (HARD
state) Last
Check Time: 06-19-2009 10:13:39 Check Type: ACTIVE Check Latenc
hmmm ok maybe I am a little confused because the first part of the "how to"
creates a database using these same commands you listed...Is the NDO database
name nagios? I also did the GRANT ALL on nagios.*
see snipet below:
mysql> show databases;
++
| Database |
+--
# mysql -u root -p
>> open database shell
CREATE USER 'nagios'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'nagios';
creates the user nagios with localhost (where it will coem from) and is
identified by password 'nagios'
GRANT USAGE ON * . * TO 'nagios'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY
'nagios' WITH MAX_QUERIES_P
That's just what I told you with these commands.
For what I've seen from your dirlisting, you have afile called "mysql.sql"
So after these steps you should have your datebase created and waiting
for input.
Kind regards,
Michael
Natalie Aloi wrote the following on 19.06.2009 15:02:
Thanks, I
On Jun 19, 2009, at 12:35 AM, Thomas S. Larsen wrote:
> My problem is the following.
>
> -
> * Nagios 2.9 *
>
> Notification Type: RECOVERY
>
> Service: $
> Host: [censored]
> Address: [censored]
> State:
Thanks, I did that without a problem, but when I got to the section about
creating the NDO database I am supposed to run a script called installdb which
doesn't exist...Do you know how to create the NDO Database and the tables?
Natalie
-Original Message-
From: Michael Friedrich [mailto:m
Hi,
if it helps do the following:
# mysql -u root -p
CREATE USER 'nagios'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'nagios';
GRANT USAGE ON * . * TO 'nagios'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY
'' WITH MAX_QUERIES_PER_HOUR 0 MAX_CONNECTIONS_PER_HOUR 0
MAX_UPDATES_PER_HOUR 0 MAX_USER_CONNECTIONS 0 ;
CREATE DATABASE
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