Howdy,
I have a Nagios 2.10 installation that has sent me email (see below for text)
today saying that a host is down. The problem is that the web interface says
the host hasn't been checked in a week, and isn't scheduled to be checked
again. Does anyone have an idea what is going on here?
Tha
HI Chris
thanks so much I could have sworn I tried "smtp" vs "SMTP"
but seems to be working now!
identical service descriptions matter I guess. :)
Julie S. Lin
System Administrator
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On May 13, 2011, at 11:52 AM, Chris Beattie wrote:
Julie S. Lin wrote:
>
> I'm trying to set up recurring downtimes for automatic reboots Below
Have you considered scheduling host downtime instead? There's one fewer
parameter to pass to the script. I think the service name is the
tripping point. I was able to copypaste your command into a
can u give me the templates and tell the exact path where i need to place them. Khurram Aziz KhalidFrom: Martin Hugo To: Nagios Users List Sent: Fri, May 13, 2011 9:20:48 PMSubject: Re: [Nagios-users] pnp4nagios & Nagios
Hmm, don’t know why it is not showing up. I know that I have to add
Hmm, don't know why it is not showing up. I know that I have to add the
host-pnp and srv-pnp templates to my hosts and services to generate graphs. I
typically add host-pnp to every host definition and then just add srv-pnp to
every service check that I want graphed. So a windows server would
On 13 May 2011 16:09, Terry Carmen wrote:
> I've been receiving a continuous stream of these messages and can't
> seem to figure out why or make them stop.
>
> Nagios is sending repeated notifications that various hosts are "up"
> even though they have never been down.
>
> I've googled a number of
perfdata is enabled is I am using generic services for all of my servers.
graphs
are generated by using perfdata for the server on which i have installed the
client and performance data is also being collected for the server which is
added using SNMP. Attaced screenshot shows that performance d
Quoting Terry Carmen :
> I've been receiving a continuous stream of these messages and can't
> seem to figure out why or make them stop.
>
> Nagios is sending repeated notifications that various hosts are "up"
> even though they have never been down.
>
> I've googled a number of similar problems,
khurram aziz wrote:
* Did you add the pnp4nagios commands to your commands file?
o NO i did not add any pnp4nagios commands to my
commands file, not for the server that is showing grpahs
in pnp4nagios and not for the servers which i have added
I've been receiving a continuous stream of these messages and can't
seem to figure out why or make them stop.
Nagios is sending repeated notifications that various hosts are "up"
even though they have never been down.
I've googled a number of similar problems, but unfortunately no
applicabl
* Did you add the pnp4nagios commands to your commands file?
* NO i did not add any pnp4nagios commands to my commands file, not
for the
server that is showing grpahs in pnp4nagios and not for the servers which i
have
added using SNMP
* Are your hosts using th
Did you add the pnp4nagios commands to your commands file? Are your hosts
using the host-pnp template? Is your service definition using the srv-pnp
template?
Marty
From: khurram aziz [mailto:khurramazizkha...@yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, May 13, 2011 10:58 AM
To: nagios mailinglist
Subject: [Nagio
Thank you very much!
I'll do a little research on it :o)
Thank you,
Luis Miguel Silva
On May 12, 2011, at 10:26 PM, Joerg Linge wrote:
> Luis Miguel Silva schrieb:
>> Dear all,
>>
>> I'm pretty new to Nagios and i was wondering how can i extract
>> information from remote hosts with Nagios?
>>
Hi All,
I have configured "Nagios 3.2.3" with default settings and for generating
graphs
i have configured "pnp4nagios-0.6.11". I have added a server in Nagios by
installing the host file on that server and its working fine. i am also able to
generate graphs for that server in pnp4nagios. b
No
On 13 May 2011 09:01, Andre Kruger wrote:
> I just read how non-sticky acknowledgments work from 3.2.3. I think this
> solves my problem.
>
> http://wiki.nagios.org/index.php/Acknowledgementlogic
Neat! Thanks I hadn't noticed that.
-
> Can the default behavior for acknowledging an event be changed. As in can
> the default be changed from the "Sticky Acknowedgement" being always
> checked, to always unchecked?
>
> I have read a post on the internet that this is hard coded and you would
> have to change the source and recompile
It might be nice to have a flag in nagios.cfg or somewhere so that the
behaviour can be set system wide. This gives the flexibility to everyone to
have the behaviour they want.
From: Andre Kruger [mailto:andre.kru...@trw.com]
Sent: 13 May 2011 09:30
To: nagio
On 05/12/2011 04:52 PM, Julien Mathis wrote:
>
>> Thanks for the link though. I've been looking for it but was unable to
>> find the download before you posted it. It should be interesting to see
>> if they can solve the I/O load problems like someone here at the
>> Bolzano conference mentioned th
Hi
Can the default behavior for acknowledging an event be changed. As in can the
default be changed from the "Sticky Acknowedgement" being always checked, to
always unchecked?
I have read a post on the internet that this is hard coded and you would have
to change the source and recompile in
Yes, it was to stop the notifications, but I would then like to receive
notifications again when the service that was acknowledged goes into a critical
state. But non-sticky acknowledgments has solved this problem for me.
I think I am going to change my default to non-sticky.
>>> Yueh-Hung Liu
Andre,
I wouldn't acknowledge it unless you plan to actually do something about it.
I use escalations which instigate callouts to engineers. When the oncall
engineer acks an alert it means they are investigating. It would be pointless
surely to ack something which you aren't going to do anythin
what's the purpose of acknowledging the service problems?
just to suppress the notifications or ?
On Fri, May 13, 2011 at 3:34 PM, Andre Kruger wrote:
> Hi
>
> Can you guys please give me your input on how you handle the following
> situation.
>
> Lets take monitoring a disk as an example. F
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Thanks for that.
I just read how non-sticky acknowledgments work from 3.2.3. I think this solves
my problem.
http://wiki.nagios.org/index.php/Acknowledgementlogic
Assuming you have a service with notifications enabled for all states with a
max retry attempts of 1, these are the notifi
On 13 May 2011 08:34, Andre Kruger wrote:
> Hi
>
> Can you guys please give me your input on how you handle the following
> situation.
>
> Lets take monitoring a disk as an example. For arguments sake lets say when
> the disk reaches 80% capacity I send out a warning and at 90% I send out a
> crit
Hi
Can you guys please give me your input on how you handle the following
situation.
Lets take monitoring a disk as an example. For arguments sake lets say when the
disk reaches 80% capacity I send out a warning and at 90% I send out a
critical. There is also a Service Escalation configured
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