Hi All,
I just upgraded from Nagios 3 RC3 to Nagios 3 - all worked well.
However, i noticed that no matter what auth settings i had in cgi.cfg (even
turning authentication off) i couldn't get trends to work. I just kept
getting "you are not authorized for this host (or service)".
i diff'd trends
hi all,
not sure if there is a plugins list i could send this to so apologies if
it's misdirected.
i've been using check_snmp_mem.pl from //www.manubulon.com/nagios/ for
remote checking of memory.
i recently implemented it against solaris 9 and 10 running net-snmp 5.0.9:
bash-3.00# /usr/sfw/sbi
gotta admit, i didn't know about opsview until i saw this post ...
looks pretty cool and seems like it adds some slightly more robust elements
into nagios (like backend db).
i'm curious to to hear people's opinions here ...
is the backend DB really needed?
one thing I REALLY like about Opsview
post – I haven't quite figured out how to get
> Outlook 2007 to behave properly when replying to HTML emails (switching to
> plain text after I hit "Reply" doesn't seem to quote the original properly).
> I'm sure I'll figure it out. Soon.
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the status of their
> hosted sites in addition to their internal networks. For the hosted sites,
> we simply create a host object with the hosted site's IP / DNS name and
> assign checks normally (check_http variations primarily).
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> - Brock
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Hi Nagios-ers ...
I need a little help with some logic here.
In our network we have the usual set up:
web servers -> VIP -> Cache -> VIP
but then on top of the cache VIP we also use an external caching provider
(no prizes for guessing who that is, akamai) this means all requests for
www.mysite
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> Comments inline:
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> On Wed, 2007-09-05 at 08:48 +1000, August Simonelli wrote:
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> > but when all those conditions ARE met nagios always makes it right
> > past
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> > if ($_ =~ /^220/) {
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Hey all ...
I need to use nagios to check that a remote mail server can reach its relay.
the remote mail server is an appliance and all i can do on it is run a
telnet. to do this i've written a perl plugin that ssh's from the nagios box
to the appliance and then executes a telnet to the mail relay
i think check_dig might start things off ... you can ask a name server for
an MX record and specify what you expect in the answer section with the -a
flag:
check_dig -H SERVER -l cnn.com -T mx -a nycmail1.turner.com
so this would expect the string "nycmail1.turner.com" to be in the answer
section
hey kelly ...
i've just done the following in the service entry:
define service{
hostgroup_name your_20_server_group
host_name !not_this_one_server
service_description the_service
etc etc ...
being able to negate hosts seems to work fine in versi
r OK, or 1 for WARNING, or 2 for CRITICAL.
Have fun,AlexOn 10/16/06, August Simonelli <
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Hi Alexander and list folks,I set up two little shell scripts for disk i/o calculations for mrtg which i hope to use for nagios down the track. I'm still learning shell script
Hi Alexander and list folks,I set up two little shell scripts for disk i/o calculations for mrtg which i hope to use for nagios down the track. I'm still learning shell scripting /nagios / etc so i welcome corrections to my logic, coding, anything! :-)
It's not really fancy, just uses vmstat to get
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