On 29 December 2011 19:23, Jeremiah D. Jester wrote:
> I’m attempting to integrate a downtime schedule script I downloaded from
> nagios.org into my installation
> (http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Addons/Scheduled-Downtime/Downtime-Scheduler/details)
> The script is supposed to write downtime
I'm attempting to integrate a downtime schedule script I downloaded from
nagios.org into my installation
(http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Addons/Scheduled-Downtime/Downtime-Scheduler/details)
The script is supposed to write downtime information to the nagios.cmd file
and disable the refere
It looks like I'm seeing a problem with the check_ntp_peer plugin, and the way
it reports stratum. It seems to be reducing the stratum by one on every server
it checks.
% ntpq -c readvar | grep stratum
system="FreeBSD/8.2-RELEASE-p4", leap=00, stratum=3, precision=-19,
% ./check_ntp_peer -H l
Title: SERES
Not really
service dependencies mean that is service B is not ok , do not alert or
do not check service A , but not allow to have a return status based on
the status of another service .
On 29/12/11 12:43, Ismael Puerto wrote:
Hi list
We have Nagios 3.3.1 + NRPE 2.0.13
Title: SERES
Hi list
We have Nagios 3.3.1 + NRPE 2.0.13 for host. I wold like "ServicieA"
resturned me Status:OK if "ServiceB"state is OK. It can be done with
"service dependency"?
Machine1--Machine2
ServiceA--- ServiceB
On 27 December 2011 13:32, JM wrote:
> Jim Avery jimavery.me.uk> writes:
>> Is the the relevant entry for that service check in
>> your objects.cache file correct?
>
> I believe so. Do you see something out of the ordinary:
>
> host_name xxx
> service_description yyy
>
