Hey folks,
During this past weekend's maintenance window, we upgraded several
hosts to OMSA v6.2.0. They were previously at v5.0.0, and so
check_openmanage wasn't able to poll them.
Now, they are still showing as UNKNOWN, giving the following
error:
Problem running 'omreport storage con
>>I would have thought 6.2.0 would be OK - is anyone else seeing
>> issues, or does anyone know of incompatibilities? I checked the
>> check_openmanage FAQ, but didn't see anything...
>
> Hi Benny,
>
> The command 'omreport storage controller' is pretty basic and should
> never fail like that
>>>I would have thought 6.2.0 would be OK - is anyone else seeing
>>> issues, or does anyone know of incompatibilities? I checked the
>>> check_openmanage FAQ, but didn't see anything...
>>
>> Hi Benny,
>>
>> The command 'omreport storage controller' is pretty basic and should
>> never fail l
> Our nagios 3.2.0 installation is having major problems.
>
> The nagios process dies silently about 10-60 seconds after beeing
> started. No record as to why in any logfiles.
>
> Have tried setting max debug (debug_level=-1 and debug_verbosity=2) in
> nagios.cfg - nothing.
>
> System is a CentOS r
Hey folks,
I am trying to use custom temperature thresholds with one of my
servers, and it doesn't seem to take them into account.
The full command (as defined in NSC.ini for NSClient++):
command[check_openmanage]=check_openmanage.exe -e -p -w 0=50 -c 0=54 -b
bat_charge=ALL/ctrl_fw=ALL/ct
> Openmanage has its own limits. From a random M600 server here, the
> limits for ambient temperature is
>
> # omreport chassis temps
> Temperature Probes Information
>
>
> Main System Chassis Temperatures: Ok
>
>
> Running nagios -v nagios.cfg haves Nagios verify the configuration, this
> is
> best practice because otherwise you risk a typo stopping your monitoring
> for
> the time it takes for you to correct the configuration :-)
...
> Tip: don't use restart when you just want Nagios to load new
> confi
Hey folks,
I am working my way through some more Windows NSClient++
installs, and I've hit a 2003 server that is not happy with
check_openmanage (please forgive the horrible formatting):
C:\Program Files\NSClient++>check_openmanage -e -p -b
bat_charge=ALL/ctrl_fw=ALL
/ctrl_driver=ALL --omrep
>> C:\Program Files\NSClient++>check_openmanage -e -p -b
>> bat_charge=ALL/ctrl_fw=ALL
>> /ctrl_driver=ALL --omreport F:\dellopenmanage\oma\bin\omreport.exe
>>
>> I/O warning : failed to load external entity
>> "E:/dellopenmanage/xslroot/oma/cli/
>> omclpr.xsl"
>> error
>> xsltParseStylesheetFile
> We have a nagios 2.x installation that I plan to upgrade to 3.x soon...
>
> For some services, I'd like to be able to send notification 24x7, but only
> with a critical state. For exemple a disk space checking service. When it
> reaches warning state, I don't want to be waked up at 3 am. But when
> Kernel version is just an example, there are many service results I'd like
> to be able to display in this manner.
>
> Something similar to how the Hosts page, displays ping status against each
> host. I'm assuming I could create another customised page, and stick it on
> the sidebar, but was wo
Hey folks,
I have been beating my head against various and sundry walls,
tables, and desks for quite some time now, and my brain is starting
to get very, VERY mushy.
I need to monitor Windows event logs. You'd think this would
be easy, but either the tools available out there don't work (
> This is probably overkill for your situation but you could use Splunk
>
> to watch event logs (and other logs) via saved searches and then
>
> have it notify Nagios when it spots something. We do this here as
>
> Splunk just has more smarts about dealing with events/logs/matches
>
> within cert
> You may want to consider a unified SYSLOG in a linux box for your windows
> machines an build your own plugins, this not only cuts off the stress on
> the windows side but allows you quite a bit of freedom in processing
> logging. It's just an idea, we are doing it over here, and we've had great
> I agree, it's not easy.
>
> If it's any help, the best I've been able or bothered to get for
> monitoring any errors from MS SQL Server is to put this in the
> NSClient++ .ini file:
>
> Event_MSSQL=inject CheckEventLog filter=new file=application MaxWarn=1
> MaxCrit=2 filter+generated=<30m filte
> I just read your thread on the NSClient++ forum too. I have found
> that whenever I try to combine too many matches in one check it simply
> doesn't work right (can't remember the precise details). So I
> normally try to match on as few things as possible for each check even
> if that means I'
> I just read your thread on the NSClient++ forum too. I have found
> that whenever I try to combine too many matches in one check it simply
> doesn't work right (can't remember the precise details). So I
> normally try to match on as few things as possible for each check even
> if that means I'
> Likewise please ask again if you're still stuck. I don't mind having
> another bash at some of these issues when I have a minute.
>
> I just read your thread on the NSClient++ forum too. I have found
> that whenever I try to combine too many matches in one check it simply
> doesn't work right
> - Is it possible in NAGIOS, to let the result of a passive check ,
> 'expire' after a given time period ?
>(this could be used for errors, which are considered less
> important, and are being considered 'dead weight' for
> the time being).
>
>I mean if I a get a CRITICAL (passive)
> I'm trying to track down an issue and am not sure If I'm following what is
> happening correctly. We had a service go critical and start sending
> alerts.
> The service was then acknowledged so it would stop sending notifications.
> The problem with that service was then "resolved" by getting th
> Does anyone know of a nagios plugin that will grep a file for a string?
>
> I have a cronjob that logs output to a file and I basically want to grep
> for
> 'cronjob successful' in this file, alerting Critical if the string isn't
> found and OK if it is.
http://labs.consol.de/lang/en/nagios/che
> If I understand the documentation right it is just possible to add the
> services that are dependent _from_ a service in the servicedependency
> definition.
> I would need to define a service and add to that definition from which
> service
> it is dependent.
>
> As an example I would like to add
>> You mean like:
>>
>>
>> # All services that depend on NSClient++
>> define servicedependency{
>> # Host the dependent service is running on
>> dependent_host_name HOSTNAME
>> # Service that is dependent on the service_description below
>> dependent_se
> I had hoped someone could give me some direction here. I would
> appreciate any help in this matter!
Please be patient, Paul... People do not check their mail 24x7,
nor is everyone in the same time zone as yourself. :)
Now, just to verify, you are intending to run the Nagios daemon
*on* the
> I have an awkward nagios 3 configuration setup where configs for monitored
> hosts are automatically generated from a database, but I also have need to
> add new hosts via a manual method in a separate configuration file.
> It looks like an "include file" mechanism would be needed in the main
>
> If you can find a way to do this, please let me know! My boss is wanting
> our Nagios installation to do this very thing, but I have yet to find a
> way to make this happen.
If you're needing to have warnings sent via email and criticals
sent via SMS (for example), it's not difficult. The sol
> I have to set up a Master/Slave Replication in mySQL 5. Before i do this
> i want to have tools watching this replication. Unfortunately i haven´t
> found a Nagios plugin, which is checking more than something like the
> time the slave is behind.
> Is there something to check all data between th
> However, it what you really want to know is if the entire mail flow is
> working, I'm a fan of having procmail look for trigger messages and send
> a passive check result to Nagios when it sees one. A cron job can be
> set up to send mail on a regular basis, and the check can then
> be configur
> Try disabling "enable_environment_macros". It helped use greatly when we
> disabled this option. Nagios was spending most of its time allocating
> memory for environment variables it never used. (in our case)
>
> Host/Service checks latency dropped from ~20 minutes to 10 seconds I
> would say.
>> Doesn't this kill the use of said macros in notifications, etc?
>
> No. It just means you can't access the various macros as environment
> variables, like so:
>
> $NAGIOS_(macroname)
>
> They still get swapped in at the command line, so they're still
> totally useful for that particular purpose
> Is it possible to give a user access to only one hostgroup?
>
> Someone told me that " if authentication is enabled is to only show hosts
> and services to people who are contacts on those hosts and services".
> Would somebody please give me an example of this setting?
>
> When I check the cg
> command[check_users]="/usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/check_users -w 5 -c 10"
> command[check_load]="/usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/check_load -w 15,10,5 -c
> 30,25,20"
> command[check_disk]="/usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/check_disk -w 20% -c 10%
> -p /dev/mapper/VolGroup00-LogVol00"
> command[check_zombie_pro
> The strange this is I've configured 5 other solaris based remote hosts the
> same way with ssl for nrpe but works fine with the same centos based
> nagios server.
Is your Nagios server in the 'allowed_hosts' option in the client's
nrpe.cfg?
Can you telnet from your Nagios server to port 5666 o
> Below is a successful telnet session from my centos nagios server to the
> solaris remote host. As requested in my nrpe.cfg file on the solaris
> remote host I have loop back ip address 127.0.0.1 for 'allowed_host' not
> the ip address of the centos nagios server, but before it was working
> fin
> Is anyone aware of documentation or test cases showing whether or not
> running Nagios on VMware is a good idea? I realize the common opinion is
> that it is a bad idea due to I/O but I am looking for something a bit more
> in depth.
I would also be interested in seeing some more detailed info
> I have tried running the check_by_ssh plugin from the command line with no
> success , specifying ports, protocol, user, etc
>
> ./check_by_ssh -H pbylinux7 -C '/usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_ssh' -2 -4
> -p 22
Have you tried using the *IP* instead of the hostname? Depending on
how you have y
> Thanks for the reply, yes I have tried it with both ip & name with the
> same results.
>
> I assume that the command line check should work as I have written it here
> correct?
>
> /usr/local/nagios/libexec> ./check_by_ssh -H 172.xx.xx.xx -C
> '/usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_users -w 5 -c 8' -l
> I also tried this as well from the server , which does work
>
> ssh 172.xx.xx.xx /usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_users -w 5 -c 8
>
> Authorized users only.
>
> USERS OK - 0 users currently logged in |users=0;5;8;0
>
>
> This tells me that
> 1. ssh as Nagios works
> 2. the check_users scrip
> If I remember, that line is in the sshd.config for the auth users banner.
> I should be able to comment it out to test it.
>
> Didn't think about that... I'll dial in when I get home & try it..
If you're running a recent release of OpenSSH, you might be able
to use a match directive to skip th
> I made a plugin that counts mails in particular postfix queues and when
> invoke from shell at remote host (mail server) it returns me valid
> values on stdout:
>
> ./check_postfixq.sh -w 3 -c 5 -p
> OK - total mails in queues: 10606 | mail in queues=10606;3;5;0
>
> but when I in
> Can anyone point me in the direction on some documentation, how to monitor
> print queues on a 2008 Window server. I have the NSClient++ installed on
> this box, I just need to know if I'm barking up the right tree :) A quick
> web search is not getting anything thats helpful
There are a number
> Despite of giving it the parameter to ignore Warnings about the
> controller firmware, it still gives a Warning Status:
>
> /usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_openmanage -b ctrl_fw -s -H 192.168.2.137
'ctrl_fw' isn't the complete option you need to give there - you
also need to specify the ID per:
> yes please.
>
> I was going to write something similar but if you've already done the
> work..
C'mon, people, where did you look?
http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Plugins/Email-and-Groupware/check_email_delivery/details
This package contains multiple plugins, that when they are all set
up
> Thanks for the reply, this saved me a lot of extra work.
No worries... Configuration was a pain, but it works *very* well.
It will alert when the message sent is not received, as well as
when message delivery latency exceeds your thresholds. Very
nice.
NOTE: Make it a part of your scheduled
> in the file: vi /usr/local/nagios/etc/nrpe.cfg i added
> command[check_wadmin]=perl
> /usr/local/nagios/libexec/custom/check_wadmin.pl
> -f /tmp/nagiosInput.txt -i wait -n 35
Always use the full path to interpreters, as the Nagios environment
is not the same as a normal shell user's.
> I also
> This is really a joke, right?
>
> The in-charge person in our team feel s afraid to upgrade the SunOS to
> higher versions, just because of lack of technical knowledge.
>
> I suggested on the upgrade, but the boss with that in-charge person.
While I think we're getting considerably off-topi
> if you are considering an install of ndoutils, make sure it's either a
> cvs + patched version of 1.4b9 or the old 1.4b7 which runs smooth.
> current 1.4b9 contains some severe bugs which haven't been fixed for a
> while now.
Hm... I've been running b9 for a year now, and I haven't
noticed
> **On the machine being monitored**
> I have the perl script I created in /usr/local/nagios/libexec/custom/ (its
> a
> modification of
> http://www.deimos.fr/gitweb/?p=nagios_plugins.git;a=blob;f=check_file_conten
> t/check_file_content.pl;h=ecf737389fd5a4360ee864eb55aca92056308445;hb=HEAD
> I
>
> I need to acquire data from a log, parse if and, if a particular condition
> is
> met, notify the problem, otherwise just have on nagios the condition. I.e.
> if
> number of record (parsed from log) exceeds 1000, trigger an email,
> otherwise
> just have on nagios web page "Processed 123 records
The check_command in the *host* definition, not the service definition.
Is this a Windows 2008 FTP server? If so, Win2008 disables pings out
of the box, and a custom rule must be added to the Windows Firewall
to allow ICMP ECHOREQ.
Or use a check_command that would indeed show the correct statu
> VMware's version of this is VDI - it's pretty good, but it's not cheap -
> it needs a special kind of ESX license so you can't run those desktops
> on your existing servers, they need to be on dedicated ESX/VDI servers.
This statement is not accurate, at least not in our locale. While
VDI *doe
> You can also run, if memory serves, the "nagiostats" command located in
> your Nagios "bin" directory to see this information as well. I actually
> use that nagiostats data in a custom check and graph a lot of those
> latencies and other Nagios performance related info.
Boy, would I *love* to
> OK, well, I hope I'm not embarrassing myself with this. It's a perl
> script and uses Ton Voon's nifty Nagios::Plugins module. I run checks
> against things I want to know about. Thinking about it, I guess it would
> be nice to have the failed hosts/services check alert on percentage of
> fai
> parent_service is actually a pretty good idea, I hadn't thought of that.
I very, very much wish Nagios had the concept of parent_services
(notice the plural, no reason not to give a parent service the
same multi-parent capabilities as a regular parent host scenario).
That way, you could get fi
> I have a couple of systems that are reporting critical notifications, that
> when you drill into them, the Service : Total Processes has been
> triggered. Its showing critical process level of 231, 453, for example.
> Which on a production server is nothing really --- my question is, how do
> I
> the problem i'm having is that the check is reporting battery charging
> WARNINGS even though I'm blacklisting that check.
>
> ===
> r...@nagios:/opt/plugins# perl ./check_openmanage-3.6.1 -H server1 -C
> public
> -e -s -i -b bat_charge
No, you're not... Not quite, anyw
> I had another question regarding adjusting these thresholds, this time on
> localhost. It regards the Current Load parameter, which is giving me a
> Critical Load average of -- 2.47, 3.43, and 4.06
>
> in localhost.cfg, /usr/local/nagios/etc/objects/localhost.cfg, I have this
>
> define service{
>> From the help for check_load (which I'm assuming you're using
>> in the command definition):
>>
>> Usage:check_load [-r] -w WLOAD1,WLOAD5,WLOAD15 -c CLOAD1,CLOAD5,CLOAD15
>>
>> So, in your service definition, you're telling check_load that you
>> want to trigger a critical condition if the 15 m
> Yeah, for giggles I went back further through the archives last night
> and found stuff back to 2.x series, and not much has seemed to help. I
> killed some of my mis-behaving active checks, and that dropped to about
> 20 seconds, then went up to about 35-50. So while that's better, I have
> A
> qpage error:
> <502 MESSAGE REJECTED - STX OR EOT EXPECTED>
It would have been nice to see your qpage.cf file... ;)
Be sure you have 'parity=even' in your config. When you run
a test with verbose and interactive flags set, do you fail
five or six times before you get that message?
Benny
-
>>It would have been nice to see your qpage.cf file... ;)
> That seems obvious, see below
>
>>Be sure you have 'parity=even' in your config. When you run a test
> with verbose and interactive flags set, do you fail five or six times
> before you get that message?
>
> I've never tried the interac
> $ check_openmanage -H myserver -C public
> Power Supply 0 [AC] needs attention: Presence detected, Failure detected,
> AC lost
You have a power supply #0, it is plugged in, but it has no AC
input. Someone tripped over a cable.
> Voltage sensor 14 [PS 2 Voltage 2] is
> INTERNAL ERROR: Use of u
> I'm in need of using nrpe to get information from log files, and
> I'm stumped on where to find guidance on doing so. Any pointers to the
> right information or the right place to ask (if this isn't it)?
I would take a look at the sample nrpe.cfg that comes with NRPE for
examples of comman
> I think you misunderstand. Those two plugins return WARNING or CRITICAL
> if
> one of the two things occur:
>
> 1) If the ciscoEnvMonTemperatureState is not "normal".
> 2) If the passed -w and -c values are less
> than ciscoEnvMonTemperatureStatusValue.
>
> What I'm asking is why #2 is _require
> Anybody know a good way to monitor Windows 2008 event logs?
>
> Steve Shipway's beta NagEventLog for win2k8 to run on my server
>
> http://www.steveshipway.org/software/nagevlog-setup-1.9.2.exe
>
> Any ideas would be most appreciated
I found NagEventLog to be unreliable, and Steve stopped answe
> forgive my ignorance, but nsclient can check the event log?
>
> I wouldn't blame Steve, I think he had a baby not so long ago
NSClient++ can, yes.
*shrug* This was like a year ago or so... If he's busy, that's
fine and understandable. Just *say* so, don't just ignore your
users, especially
> Im having a problem with check_nrpe. Im monitoring a partition
> /mnt/2 f.e. If i dont have this partition mounted, it just
> returns the value of "/" witout sending any error.
>
> How can i get an alert when the partition isn`t mounted.
Oooof, plain text, please.
I d
Hey folks,
This has bitten me a few times now, so I figured I'd better report
it...
If I have hostgroup "bob":
host1
host2
host3
host4
host5
and contact "frank" is a contact for hosts 1, 2, 3, and 4 (but NOT
5), frank will not be able to view the *hostgroup*. It gives the
usual "It appe
> this isn't a bug.
> by reviewing the source codes, you can find that Nagios(more
> precisely, the CGIs) just do this way.
> i have no clue why Nagios won't show "partial" hostgroups if one has
> no access to all host members.
> maybe for performance issue?
If this behavior is intention, I'd lov
> I know that there are nice GUI to configure Nagios
which one do you
> know/use
> ?
I'm a big, big fan of NConf.
Benny
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> I have encountered an issue with wanting to monitor HP and Dell servers
> running windows OS .
> The main issue is that due to security issue we can not use the
> NSClient++ internal functionality , but use the NRPE module option .
> I have not used the nrpe on windows boxes extensively before a
> Could it be that this is a Windows issue, or perhaps NSClient++?
>
> Any NSClient++ users here who can confirm if this is the case? I'm
> thinking that perhaps the underscore character '_' is throwing off
> Windows or NSClient++.
I use NSClient on hundreds of hosts, and I haven't noticed any
is
> Hi Gurus,I have to deploy Nagios plugins on more than 200 Windows
> servers.
> Configuration: Nagios Server runs Nagios3.06 on linux Centos 5.5.So i
> would like to know how to do it massively instead of server by server
> ?Thanks for your help.
The same way as you deploy any other software t
> I need to generate availability for a service in a
> particular timeperiod. I have created one timeperiod in nagios from
> 06:00 to 22:00 every day. While creating availability report in report
> time period i am selecting that timeperiod but the report always
> generating from 00:00 to 24:00. C
> I am
> selecting custom time period only but the availability report is not
> taking the Report time period option it always go for 00:00 to
> 24:00.
Ah, yes, I see that in your original message, sorry.
H, I don't use the custom reporting... Is it just *displaying*
the 00:00 - 24:00 time
> Its ignoring my timeperiod and generating availability record. I want
> to generate availability for timeperiod 06:00 to 22:00 so i created the
> below timeperiod
>
> define timeperiod {
> timeperiod_name 16x7
> alias For avialability report
> sunday 06:00-2
> My question is, the docs say to create the group nagcmd and add nagios &
> wwwrun to the group in order to allow external commands to be submitted
> thru the web interface.
>
> What external commands are we talking about here? Are we talking about
> the service commands from the check screen (
> I had been successfuly using check_smtp to verify the SMTP service.
> Few days ago, one of our SMTP servers was still listening on 25 but
> messages
> where all rejected with a 451 error. (451 mail server temporarily rejected
> message (#4.3.0))
> Is there any way to verify the email delivery co
> The question I have is the same of already reported in the link
> http://nsclient.com/nscp/discussion/topic/466#-1. The diagram and scenario
> is the same reported in the link
> http://nsclient.com/nscp/wiki/doc/usage/nagios/nrpe but with a second
> remote
> Firewall.
>
> Basically, I know how t
> If you're looking to do this without cooperation from the client
> and their security folks, you're going to run into problems. If
> they want you to monitor their hosts, they have to provide some
> manner of accessing them.
Just to be thorough, passive monitoring is also a possibility.
In tha
> I have a User defined that, when I login, and click on Host Groups, only
> one of the two hostgroups for which he is a member gets listed
Although
> all of the hosts are listed if I go into the Hosts section
>
> For example, if I go under Hosts -> HostA, it shows 'Member of GroupA,
> GroupB'
> At one time we had a battery that didn't finish charging for a week,
> called Dell and got a replacement battery. This was during a regular
> charge cycle. In your case I would give it a few more days.
...
> But, as we in fact did experience a case where the battery never
> finished charging I
> Unfortunately OMSA has no info on when the charge cycle is expected to
> be finished, or how long it has been in its current learn/charge state:
>
> # omreport storage battery controller=1
> Battery 0 on Controller PERC 6/E Adapter (Slot 1)
>
> Controller PERC 6/E Adapter (Slot 1)
> ID
> Anyone here using pnp4nagios for graphing? I'm having some configuration
> issues and wanted to see if there was someone who could assist?
Sure, I know several of us use it. What issues are you having?
Benny
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> I've configured pnp and it has been successfully graphing data since the
> actual installation. However, I have nagios perfdata logs from the past
> year (host_perfdata.log, service_perfdata.log) that are not being parsed
> that I want to be included.
...
> Is there a certain method, configura
> 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
> Yesterday for instance, a host went down because of a hd controller
> failure, and I received 22 sms..
I apologize if this has already been stated, I haven't been following
this thread too closely.
When this happened, was the host down *in a network sense*, or was
it just down in a user sense?
> I then restart the web server, expecting to see a new host inf1
>
> But the host count has not increased and I can't see any reference to the
> host. I also can not see the new host group I defined.
>
> So obviously I am missing something fundamental.
>
> Thanks for any incite you care to share
> Actually i want to monitor specific windows services using nagios and
> nsclient++ agent installed on Windows servers...
OK.
$USER1$/check_nrpe -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -u -c CheckServiceState -a
ShowAll "$ARG1$"="$ARG2$"
Then, in your Nagios service command definition, call that command
with two
> Thanks Benny,..but still i couldn't understand is check_nrpe is used for
> monitoring windows servers because what i know it's for monitoring remote
> linux servers only.. If yes do i need to install check_nrpe on my Nagios
> Server..
>
> Also i am already monitoring these basic things but i wan
> Is this a valid issue with nagios or is there any way to scale it up. How
> can a network/sever admin can believe on it if this works like this.
This is a configuration issue... I monitor some 700 hosts and
6000+ services on a single host and my notifications go out
instantly (once max_check_a
> Does anyone know the HTTP(S)-GET command to force check a host/service? I
> would like a host to execute the HTTP(S)-GET command to force Nagios to
> check the status as it is booting up.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Watch your http access log, and execute the sa
> Thanks for the response. Below are entries that are made in
> ssl_access_log:
>
> When I click on "Re-schedule the next check of this service", it creates
> the following entry:
>
> 139.222.121.213 - xca10...@uea.ac.uk [12/Jul/2011:11:03:10 +0100] "GET
> /nagios/cgi-bin/cmd.cgi?cmd_typ=7&host=cn
Hey folks,
I just started a new job, and my immediate task is to build a
new Nagios system for them. I love my new job... :)
They would like to monitor Active Directory OUs, so that Nagios
alerts if any of a certain group of OUs are moved/renamed/deleted.
Apparently, this happens every s
y click/drag OUs
> in AD
>
> You could also use nsclient++ on your domain controller and run a power
> shell script to compare list of OU's
>
> Cheers
> Gareth
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: C. Bensend [mailto:be...@bennyvision.com]
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Hey folks,
I'm trying to teach my newest Nagios installation how to test Dell's
hardware on remote Windows boxes via NRPE/NSClient++, and I'm running
into a snag:
./check_nrpe -H HOSTNAME -c check_openmanage
ERROR: Dell OpenManage Server Administrator (OMSA) is not installed
Hmm. It's in
> "C. Bensend" writes:
>
>> Hey folks,
>>
>>I'm trying to teach my newest Nagios installation how to test Dell's
>> hardware on remote Windows boxes via NRPE/NSClient++, and I'm running
>> into a snag:
>>
>> ./ch
> "C. Bensend" writes:
>
>>> "C. Bensend" writes:
>>>
>>>> Hey folks,
>>>>
>>>>I'm trying to teach my newest Nagios installation how to test
>>>> Dell's
>>>> hardware on
Hey folks,
I'm working on ironing out Windows event log alerting for our
eleventy billion Windows hosts, and they're slowly but surely
driving me insane.
I am using Steve Shipway's Nagios EventLog Agent, as I need the
end users to be able to add/edit/remove their own alerts as they
see fit
> Nov 19 08:20:12 hostname nagios: SERVICE ALERT: winhost;System
> EventLog;CRITICAL;HARD;1;System [info] [USER32 #1074]: The process
> svchost.exe has initiated the restart of computer WINHOST on behalf of
> user NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM for the following reason: No title for this
> reason could be fo
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