Hi,
I am using Nagios Version 3.0.6 on a Linux server.
Please let me know whether we have an option of configuring the credentials so
that Nagios will automatically login to an application and send an alert on
success or failure.
Thanks,
Ravi G
eric.b...@barclayscapital.com wrote:
>
> It's weirdwhen I run nagios and kill it with -9, it leaves the pid
> file intact, but when I restart it, it zero's out the pid file and starts
> just fine. when I just kill it with the default kill signal, it removes the
> pid file.
This isn't weird
Good stuff, Dan. I was not aware of the differences between how the reboot and
shutdown commands handle the reboot process.
Turns out that we're doing a reboot -f, which explains why I have orphaned PID
files laying around.
I'm going to make the call right now that to fight the fight to have '
> Does anyone know where I can get a guide on how to use postfix to
> mail a local exchange server - just now I have a local installation of
> postfix no config, the mails just bounce off the exchange server.
> I did it years ago and cannot for the life of me remember how - I think
> I was using p
On 21 December 2010 17:08, Andrew Fay wrote:
> command_line /usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_nt -H
> $HOSTADDRESS$ -v $ARG1$ -v $ARG2$
check_nt shouldn't need two "-v" arguments.
Run:
/usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_nt --help
from the command line to see what arguments are expe
Am 21.12.10 18:08 schrieb(en) Andrew Fay:
Check_NT is not playing ball, when it is scanning services it is coming
up with :
[snipped description]
The following works for me in the commands.cfg...
# 'check_nt' command definition
define command{
command_namecheck_nt
command_
Does anyone know where I can get a guide on how to use postfix to mail a
local exchange server - just now I have a local installation of postfix
no config, the mails just bounce off the exchange server.
I did it years ago and cannot for the life of me remember how - I think
I was using postfix
Hello,
Hopefully someone can help me out, I am setting up Nagios on an Ubuntu
box to monitor Windows servers,
Check_NT is not playing ball, when it is scanning services it is coming
up with :
NSClient++ Version
UNKNOWN2010-12-21 17:04:060d 0h 0m 4s 4/4
Usage:check
Has anyone had success with the NLG version 1.1.0b? I've been working with
it and see some odd behavior while trying to set up host filters. I've read
through the FILTERS_HOW_TO.txt file and was successful in creating one
additional filter to the default set, but since then have not been able to
up
Ok, no problem - create a new contact/contact group, then add them to whatever
service or host definition(s) you want the notifications for using
"contact_groups"...
like this:
define service {
service_description MyService
check_period24x7
I wasn't enough clear, I think.
Today I have all notifications to one user.
I don't want to change this.
But for only a list a specified services, I want to notify another user
Le 21/12/10 16:56, James Pratt a écrit :
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Luc MAIGNAN [mailto:luc.maig...@winxper
-Original Message-
From: Luc MAIGNAN [mailto:luc.maig...@winxpert.com]
Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 2010 10:36 AM
To: nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Nagios-users] Email Notifications
Hi,
I wonder if it is possible to have email notifications but JUST for a
specified list
Hi,
I wonder if it is possible to have email notifications but JUST for a
specified list of monitored services ?
Thanks for any help
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I didn't realize that it was so difficult to associate the process with the
PID. I'm used to perl, and solutions like this are generally pretty portable.
Both your solution and Mikes make perfect sense. I was hoping that I had
missed something and wanted to get the skinny before I start actual
So are you using the actual "reboot" command not "shutdown -r now" which
is a little friendlier? The standard nagios shutdown script should take
care of cleaning those up for you. Otherwise putting something like:
rm -f ; service nagios start
in your rc.local would take care of it. But when you
On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 08:43:13AM -0500, stan wrote:
> What causes this error message:
>
> Error: 'pm2fwi' is not a valid parent for host 'pm2fw'!
>
> This is the insdie, and outside of a firewall. They are in 2 diferent
> subnets, and 2 different domains. Still, this relatiionship is corect, an
On 21 December 2010 13:43, stan wrote:
> What causes this error message:
>
> Error: 'pm2fwi' is not a valid parent for host 'pm2fw'!
>
> This is the insdie, and outside of a firewall. They are in 2 diferent
> subnets, and 2 different domains. Still, this relatiionship is corect, and
> I would expc
> What causes this error message:
>
> Error: 'pm2fwi' is not a valid parent for host 'pm2fw'!
>
> This is the insdie, and outside of a firewall. They are in 2 diferent
> subnets, and 2 different domains. Still, this relatiionship is corect, and
> I would expcect Nagios to allow me to define it,
>
What causes this error message:
Error: 'pm2fwi' is not a valid parent for host 'pm2fw'!
This is the insdie, and outside of a firewall. They are in 2 diferent
subnets, and 2 different domains. Still, this relatiionship is corect, and
I would expcect Nagios to allow me to define it,
What am I doin
I don't know if anyone on the list uses Centreon web front-end, but I have a
question. I have to install and set up a new Nagios server. I have already
installed RHEL5, now I'm trying to get the base packages (Apache, PHP,
MySQL) that are needed.
I have been trying to follow the directions here:
On Mon, 20 Dec 2010 19:58:47 -0500,
wrote:
> Reboot is being done via a standard reboot command.
Don't use `reboot`. Use `shutdown -r` instead. And the system
(including Nagios) should close down correctly.
But rebooting a monitoring server is rather silly in my view.
Hugo.
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