Hello fellow Nagios users,
I have configured a couple of hosts in Nagios, since they are the nodes of a
HA cluster the services are running on the active host only. As obvious
Nagios is showing the services down on the passive host. I tried using
check_cluster and check_cluster2 but due to the
Hello Ashish,
is there a virtual IP adress connected with the service (like the
package IPs in ServiceGuard) ? If there is: simply monitor the service
by using the IP associated with the service and monitor the individual
hosts, the service might be running on. You may want to monitor and
Might want to look into see if negate works for that plug in which will
alert when a service is up. I use that on an snmp plug in that I use to
check windows services on two passive nodes that should not have certain
application services running. May not work for your cluster plug in but
worth
Hi,
One way to use check_cluster is :
first : define a command like
define command {
command_name check_cluster_service
command_line $USER1$/check_cluster -s -d $ARG1$ -c $ARG2$
}
then define your check
define service {
...
check_command
One solution to that problem is to use Mathias Kettner's check_mk and use its
clustered service support:
http://mathias-kettner.de/checkmk_clusters.html
That's what I do here.
Another alternative is to create a third 'host' in Nagios representing the
cluster and monitor the services on that,
On 2011-10-12 15:04, Kumar, Ashish wrote:
Hello fellow Nagios users,
I have configured a couple of hosts in Nagios, since they are the
nodes of a HA cluster the services are running on the active host
only. As obvious Nagios is showing the services down on the passive
host. I tried using
Quoting Michael Friedrich michael.friedr...@univie.ac.at:
Hi Ashish,
Try to configure cluster resource under a new virtual host in nagios.
define host {
host_name cluster
address 0.0.0.0
parents clusterserver1 clusterserver2
}
Define
On some of our apache servers, the normal response code is 401
(authentication required) rather than 200. I'd also like to use
nagios to make sure the apache TRACE method stays disabled, with a
response code of 405. Problem: check_http returns a warning if the
response code is anything but 200.
Isn't there some regex matching?
Frank
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From: Morty [mailto:morty+nag...@frakir.org]
Sent: Wednesday, October 12, 2011 9:46 PM
To: nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Nagios-users] check_http and other response codes
On some of our apache servers, the normal
Hello all.
I was curious there will be any new releases coming out in Nagios.
I remember there was memory leak in 3.3.1.
Are there any plans for any new releases?
Thanks,
Yu
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