Então resolveu?
2010/4/14 Leandro da Silva de Souza leandro.so...@corp.globo.com
Marcel,
Na verdade eu queria o status da notificacao geral , que eu acredito que
seja enable_notifications . Pois ao desabilitar via external command a
notificacao a unica linha que é alterada é a do
MIB é um arquivo texto, vc tem certeza quando vc diz que MIBs proprietárias
são difíceis de usar para monitoramento via SNMP?
Todo equipamento que possui capacidade de gerenciamento remoto provê as MIBs
necessárias para implementação de monitoramento de exceções ou tendências.
Sim.
Ficou perfeito.
Obrigado
Leandro Souza
Em 16 de abril de 2010 10:47, Marcel mits...@gmail.com escreveu:
Então resolveu?
2010/4/14 Leandro da Silva de Souza leandro.so...@corp.globo.com
Marcel,
Na verdade eu queria o status da notificacao geral , que eu acredito que
seja
MIB é arquivo texto, mas se refere à OIDs dos equipamentos. Qdo digo
MIB entenda que não é o arquivo, mas a estrutura de gerenciamento do
equipamento.
Não é que seja difícil de usar, mas a monitoração de certas
informações é customizada e usa OIDs distintas para uma mesma
informação para
Dear Marc,
Thanx for you elaborate feedback. The joke is somewhat on me, but more on
that in a second. You're documentation is good and to the point!
The configuration I used was a apt-get installed nagios3 on Ubuntu 9.10
which seems a recipe from a modern kitchen.
I ofcourse totally agree
Hi,
I am looking for exactly the same! On Monitoring Exchange is an check
for ds4x00 systems. But it checks only array_status, device_status,
logical_status and system_status. So its not that what we want.
So is here anyone who can help?
Thanks a lot!
Am 15.04.2010 um 13:35 schrieb
It's just a matter of Pisa
Ciao,
Giorgio
Il giorno 16/apr/2010, alle ore 09.55, Chris m...@riseup.net ha
scritto:
Hi,
I am looking for exactly the same! On Monitoring Exchange is an check
for ds4x00 systems. But it checks only array_status, device_status,
logical_status and
As I told privately to Chris, I am short on time but if you find the
right oids I can code a plugin and release in GPL v.3. I have a ds4000
and a ds4700 to test on. Just matter of spare tine, but if I can avoid
gettin crazy in finding them, I can save time to code.
Ciao,
Giorgio
Il
Have you checked where your memory is being used? I had a similar
problem, and found I had 30k+ processes of nsca eating swap and PIDs.
The system would die one of two ways: OOM or unable to spawn new
processes due to lack of PIDs.
In my case, it turned out that processing perfdata could block
Hi
All my notifications are failing - no emails are being generated. Can someone
confirm that it is the nagios user which sends the emails and not root. If this
is the case then I seem to have created a file permissions problem on the
system somehow and the nagios user cannot send mail. (This
Scott, Ewan wrote:
Hi
All my notifications are failing - no emails are being generated. Can
someone confirm that it is the *nagios* user which sends the emails
and not *root*. If this is the case then I seem to have created a file
permissions problem on the system somehow and the
-Original Message-
From: Andreas Ericsson [mailto:a...@op5.se]
On 04/15/2010 10:32 PM, Weiner, Michael wrote:
$USER1$/check_pool my-backup-server 100 20 Scratch ALL
The check_pool script simply users vmquery via sudo in order to
elevate
the nagios users' rights to be that of root
I have not implemented distributed nagios but I have failover setup. Few
comments I want to make
1) If you are using ndoutils for backend make sure you have looked at faster
speed up option. There is a patch for faster start up in opsview
2) if you using nsca to transfer acknowledgement and
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