Estou usando nagios 3.0.5 gostaria de saber se vc's conhecem algum plugin para
mitorar postgres e a syntax do mesmo
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Com pouco esforço localizei, através do google, o site abaixo:
http://bucardo.org/check_postgres/
Parece ter o que voce procura.
2009/9/17 sebastião Daniel Farias sdanie...@hotmail.com
Estou usando nagios 3.0.5 gostaria de saber se vc's conhecem algum plugin
para mitorar postgres e
I have this problem with my OAS. Yesterday it was working well.
./check_http -H localhost -p 4443 -S
HTTP CRITICAL - No data received from host
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# Esteban Torres Rodríguez #
# Área de Soporte Técnico
Hi List,
Are there any ways whatsoever to do remote logfile monitoring for *nix
with following requirements?:
* Use NRPE and no other client (with arguments allowed) as nrpe is our
standard.
* Use regex's to match
* Regex's/matches should be defined on the Nagios server (so not on the
remote
You can start by looking here
http://www.monitoringexchange.org/cgi-bin/page.cgi?g=Detailed%2F1752.html;d=1
but from the basic details you specified , the functionality you want may not
be already written in
one of the plugins and you might have to write it yourself.
Assaf
On Thursday 17
What happens when you run the same check_http command from the command line?
What happens when you telnet from the Nagios server to port 4443 on
localhost?
What does the following command report:
netstat -ltnp | grep 4443
Esteban Torres Rodriguez wrote:
I have this problem with my OAS.
Jelle Smet wrote:
Hi List,
Are there any ways whatsoever to do remote logfile monitoring for *nix
with following requirements?:
* Use NRPE and no other client (with arguments allowed) as nrpe is our
standard.
Any plugin that works for Nagios directly should also work with NRPE.
The
Any plugin that works for Nagios directly should also work with NRPE.
The only potential difference is of course the processor and system
architecture.
NRPE refuses to process metachars | `' \ [ ] { } ; ! which makes
sending over regex's as a parameter over nrpe virtually impossible.
I
hi,
You have also check_logfiles which is located at
http://www.consol.com/opensource/nagios/check-logfiles/
Sincerly
Frank
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Hi!
I have a problem with printers that sometimes reports OK-states when they
shouldn't.
It is the toner-checks on some HP-printers that reports warning when they
should. We acknowledge the problem and it disappears from unhandled problems
like it should. But then at some times the printers all
Hello,
Are these printers SNMP capable so you're just using check_snmp or something
else?
First of all I'd try replicating the problem by executing your checks
manually and seeing how long it takes for a false OK state to return to
WARNING.
For this situation soft/hard states for recoveries
netstat -ltnp | grep 4443
tcp0 0 0.0.0.0:4443
0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 3620/httpd
telnet localhost 4443
Perfect
It's all perfect !!!
Kevin Keane wrote:
What happens when you run the same check_http command from the command line?
What happens when
On 09/17 11:41, Martin Melin wrote:
Hello,
Are these printers SNMP capable so you're just using check_snmp or something
else?
I'm running a php-script that uses snmp.
First of all I'd try replicating the problem by executing your checks
manually and seeing how long it takes for a false OK
Have a look at RRDTOOL Aberrant Behavior detection using Holt-Winters
algorithim. Maybe it can help you doing something similar to what you want.
A simplier way for your needs, is develop a script wich receives de amount
of steps to lookback at rrdtool, read the values and compare with the real
You have also check_logfiles which is located at
http://www.consol.com/opensource/nagios/check-logfiles/
Hi Frank,
yes, my choice would also be that tool.
I'm looking into a way to implement all my beforementioned requirements using
this tool and NRPE.
I have a couple of hosts that I am monitoring that reboot or restart and it
takes them about 30 minutes to be fully operational again. Is there a way to
tell nagios to ignore certain services/hosts every day? Only way I can think
of right now is to define custom time periods for every single
On Thursday 17 September 2009 14:43:43 Kurktchiev, Boris wrote:
I have a couple of hosts that I am monitoring that reboot or restart and it
takes them about 30 minutes to be fully operational again. Is there a way
to tell nagios to ignore certain services/hosts every day? Only way I can
Hello, does anyone know how I can do an snmp_check (ie what is the OID/MIB)
to use for seeing if bgp has flapped? I currently do an icmp poll on the ip
address of the port on the router, but the outage was so brief as to not
register in nagios, I am looking for a way to monitor the time-stamp on
On Thursday 17 September 2009 12:42:33 Alex Huth wrote:
Hi!
Even when it is not directly a nagios topic, i hope someone can help me. I
have to execute with a eventhandler a command remote with another user as
the user for nagios.
Let's say the nagios user is aaa, the user to login remote
On Thursday 17 September 2009 14:59:31 Emily wrote:
Hello, does anyone know how I can do an snmp_check (ie what is the OID/MIB)
to use for seeing if bgp has flapped? I currently do an icmp poll on the ip
address of the port on the router, but the outage was so brief as to not
register in
We're running an old version of nagios (1.4) and I've been having it
send alerts to my iPhone by sending email to 1115551...@txt.att.net.
It's been working until two nights ago. Now instead of getting a message
something like PROBLEM server storage 100%I just get SMS
Message . I read
2009/9/17 Kurktchiev, Boris bo...@unt.edu:
I have a couple of hosts that I am monitoring that reboot or restart and it
takes them about 30 minutes to be fully operational again. Is there a way to
tell nagios to ignore certain services/hosts every day? Only way I can think
of right now is to
2009/9/17 Neil Dombrowski n...@pricegrabber.com:
We're running an old version of nagios (1.4) and I've been having it
send alerts to my iPhone by sending email to 1115551...@txt.att.net.
It's been working until two nights ago. Now instead of getting a message
something like PROBLEM server
Neil Dombrowski wrote:
We're running an old version of nagios (1.4) and I've been having it
send alerts to my iPhone by sending email to 1115551...@txt.att.net.
It's been working until two nights ago. Now instead of getting a message
something like PROBLEM server storage 100%I just
On Sep 17, 2009, at 9:01 PM, Morris, Patrick wrote:
For what it's worth, I noticed the format of all mesasges sent to my
ATT phone changed slightly a couple days ago. I can read them just
fine, but they're definitely a little different than they've been for
the last few years.
Rumor has it
I have installed Nagios 3.0.6 using the ports collection on a FreeBSD
8-BETA2 box.
Nagios runs great until someone acknowleges a down host, (adding
a comment). Later, when the host comes back up, Nagios exits on
a SIGSEGV. It seems to only happen when we have retention data
(retention.dat)
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