On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 8:34 AM, Flyinvap wrote:
> Does nagios sent notifications for NOK service on unreachable hosts ? If
> it does, I would check HOSTSTATEID in services notification command.
>
No. Notifications for services on DOWN or UNREACHABLE hosts are entirely
suppressed.
--
Marc
Look if you have more than one nagios process running.
/etc/init.d/nagios stop; ps -fu nagios
If after nagios stop you still have nagios processes, then killall nagios.
then fresh start and see if scheduling is ok.
if not the you have clock/timezone problems, or something alien..
On Fri, Apr
>I was hoping, and expecting to see both 'real' interfaces (index 2 and 3) in
>the check_ifoperstatus output ?
Just glancing quickly at the Perl code, I don't think it iterates over all them,
also I don't believe that would make sense.
How do you return data on multiple interfaces then?
What's
Hi Guys,
Im using Nagios 3.2.1 and it isn´t checking my services. When nagios
starts the "Next Scheduled Check" is N/A. If I force a check, it
checks and sets the "Next Scheduled Check" in the past.
did someone have this problem?
Thanks,
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Noel Rocha
http://blog.noelrocha.com.br
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Hi Guys, I've posted this in the past without much response, so am hoping
a heroic person may have missed it. Any help much appreciated...
I maybe expecting something that is not designed, but I was hoping to
exclude checking of my loopback interface (as this frequently has
counters that are
Hi,
Le Fri, 23 Apr 2010 07:52:12 -0500,
Marc Powell a écrit :
> This is the monitoring solution to this kind of outage. Nagios will
> continue to try to check all hosts at the site but will report all
> devices behind the blocking device (top switch in your case it seems)
> in an unreachable sta
On Apr 23, 2010, at 6:36 AM, Albert Shih wrote:
> My problem is :
>
> I've lot of services/hosts under nagios (~1500) and when some
> building is out of power (so lots of host/services going down), the
> nagios go wrong because of the charge on the server.
What do you mean b
On Apr 23, 2010, at 6:36 AM, Albert Shih wrote:
> My problem is :
>
> I've lot of services/hosts under nagios (~1500) and when some
> building is out of power (so lots of host/services going down), the
> nagios go wrong because of the charge on the server.
What do you mean b
Le 22/04/2010 à 23:44:35+0200, Giorgio Zarrelli a écrit
> From the manual:
>
> "When hosts change state (i.e. from UP to DOWN), the host reachability logic
> in
> Nagios kicks in. The reachability logic will initiate parallel checks of the
> parents and children of whatever hosts change state. T
Hi
I have a switch checked by check-snmp. I'm checking differents
interfaces, uptimes etc... So nagios send many snmp request to the switch.
But there is a problem, if all the requests are sent in a few time
interval, i have a "no answer from host XXX" message, so i must to
reschedule next check
Hi.
I want to do a check of a webservice we have. I need to post a xml file and
analyze the result. I have managed to set all the parameters correctly, but I'm
having trouble with posting the xml part. The biggest problem is that I need to
have either newline or CR in the data that I send. And
On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 11:08 AM, Digital Edge wrote:
> Dear List,
>
> As wanted to monitor few services for 7AM to 7PM . Using "
> check_period 24x7" , how can i do that.
You create a timeperiod definition for that time. Then, if you really
want to only check during that time, you set chec
Dear List,
As wanted to monitor few services for 7AM to 7PM . Using " check_period
24x7" , how can i do that.
below is my service check parameter.
define service{
namenetwork-service
use generic-service
check
Hi,
It is not clear what's your problem. Please, answer to the following
question:
Are you able to ping 192.168.1.10 from the Nagios server?
Ciao,
Giorgio
Il giorno 23/apr/2010, alle ore 08.31, "Klein, Oliver"
ha scritto:
> Hi Giorgio
>
> I know this with check-host-alive, but I don´t un
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