thanks Jan and Tevfik. I will have to experiment w/ your solutions
How does Nagios application know about the individual accounts? Do you have
to create them separately and then mod_cas or mod_krb passes thru the
credentials to Active Directory for verification?
On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 10:43 AM,
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When you can't see the machine at all, you can rule out NSCient++ as the cause;
it is within Nagios itself.
The Windows Servers group is empty because you didn't tell the windows-servers
group that it contained a host named DFS. Or alternatively, you can also tell
DFS that it is part of the hos
Thank you Jeffrey. I'm actually new to both Nagios and the world of Unix. I
shall however read up on syslog. I was very particular about this because i
wanted to know the exact point where nrpe writes to syslog so that i
re-route it and make it write to a place of my choice. The main reason I
would
A plain RTFM answer:
http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/3_0/statetypes.html
On 26-1-2011 16:32, l.vazq...@bpa.ad wrote:
> Good Evening,
>
> I have a doubt with nagios notification criteria.
>
> [26-01-2011 15:40:45] SERVICE ALERT:
> hostName;serviceName;CRITICAL;HARD;3;Trying IP:443... [ KO ]
You really ought to read up on syslog and how it works. It can do
everything you're asking. The whole point of the syslog service is to
abstract logging from the application - so that it can be centralized,
filtered, separated, etc. :)
Try (depends on which syslog you have running, ps can help
Nagios notifies on HARD states (or flapping, which is another matter). It's
generally assumed that people don't want to be notified every time there's a
failed check - they want to be notified after it's failed a certain number
of times.
A SOFT state is a state where non-OK checks have occurred l
Hello all, first timer to Nagios here.
I've been able to get Nagios installed and running on a Ubuntu server and can
access the control page either locally or remotely. I also have the windows
agent running (NSClient++) on a different server. However I can't get the
monitored server to show up
Hi All:
I use the NPRE plugin for Nagios and i know that setting the value of the
variable "debug" to 1 in the nrpe.cfg file would make the debug messages to
be logged into the syslog facility. Is there a way for me to make it log
into some other folder of my choice instead of it even getting stor
Le 26/01/2011 16:32, l.vazq...@bpa.ad a écrit :
> The critical state began at 15:16, but I didn't receive any notification
> tll 15:40, when 'HARD' has been marked instead of 'SOFT'.
> What's the difference? What's the service/config parameter of
> 'HARD'/'SOFT'?
You should read the doc [0].
I'm looking to monitor temperature on some various Cisco equipment (2821,
3750, 4948, 6509, etc). I've looked at the check_catalyst_temp.pl and
check_env_stats.py plugins, which both look in .1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.13.1. I see
and understand the basic mechanisms of these checks.
What I don't understand
Hi All:
I use the NPRE plugin for Nagios and i know that setting the value of the
variable "debug" to 1 in the nrpe.cfg file would make the debug messages to
be logged into the syslog facility. Is there a way for me to make it log
into some other folder of my choice instead of it even getting stor
Good Evening,
I have a doubt with nagios notification criteria.
[26-01-2011 15:40:45] SERVICE ALERT:
hostName;serviceName;CRITICAL;HARD;3;Trying IP:443... [ KO ] :: Host no
accessible
[2601-2011 15:29:05] SERVICE ALERT:
hostName;serviceName;CRITICAL;SOFT;2;Trying IP:443... [ KO ] :: Host no
Try SMSTOOLS (http://smstools3.kekekasvi.com/), it worked better than Gnokii
for us.
_
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R. Félix da Cunha, 1009 - Sala 501
Porto Alegre, RS - CEP
We bought the gprskit-G20 from acmesystems, it has been running for a couple of
months now and its pretty stable.
We previously ran it using a 3G usb stick but this wasn't stable (kernel
crashes, usb dongle disapeared, ...)
I'm running gnokkii on the box that connects to a mysql database.
ht
I can only agree. Use a GSM modem and think of what services you put SMS
notification on. I use primarily SMS on Gateways/Routers and Services
that are categorized at Priority services for example a electronic
access control system at doors, Air-condition down at the Server room
and so on.
I
On 26/01/2011 09:54, David Seira wrote:
Hi.
There are several ways for do it. You can use a email-to-sms gateway;
there are some portal that are free. But I prefer use a 3g modem
connected to the nagios server; you send the sms with the gnokii
program, it's easy. The bad thing is you need to
The link below can be helpful if If you look for single sign-on integration
with Active Directory:
http://www.itefix.no/i2/node/11683 (Nagios single sign-on authentication
with Active Directory)
That recipe is successfully implemented on a Nagios implementation two years
ago.
Tev
On Wed, Jan 26
On Wed, 26 Jan 2011, Bryan Berry wrote:
> Anybody using CAS for SSO authentication (
> https://wiki.jasig.org/display/CASC/phpCAS) into Nagios? I would love to
> know if there is an existing solutions for this. haven't managed to find
> anything regarding this on google yet
We just slapped it beh
Hi.
There are several ways for do it. You can use a email-to-sms gateway; there
are some portal that are free. But I prefer use a 3g modem connected to the
nagios server; you send the sms with the gnokii program, it's easy. The bad
thing is you need to pay the 3g. The good thing for use a 3g modem
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