a syslog server which uses a MySQL database.
If you have a MySQL database backend, then this is the thing to use:
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an option then you need to
go back to the drawing board, consider how you can access the system, if
you have a shell, if you have snmp etc and then come up with another
solution using that, possibly custom writing your own plugin to
integrate this in to Nagios.
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with a plugin to do this. If you want a real good
solution and are willing to pay for it, there are things like Air Defense...
Have you tried monitoringexchange.org? I'm not sure anything we could
hack up would be as good as Air Defense though..
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ends, which is what the (very good) proprietary
solutions do.
I found that it was mainly the cost that was the biggest inhibitor with
those systems and management may well take the stance that they simply
don't want to spend that much to close this potential hole.
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logfile for a string indicating a lease grant or something similar but I
don't consider this to be a very good solution.
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Tobias Exner wrote:
I would like to know when my dhcp-server leases a new ip-adress.
The check_dhcp plugin seems to be not the right tool for that.
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Nagios isn't the best/right/ideal tool for this really, you would want
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Don't know of anything that is ready made to do it off the top of my
head. I use Trac, but again it's not that important compared to
everything else I do, so I haven't bothered with this as I find the
ticket bureaucracy slows me down.
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Manuel Höbel wrote:
Hi Hari Sekhon,
I have a question about your Nagios Plugin ‘check_svn’.
I only want to check if SVN is reachable. So I only use the Command Line
$USER1$/check_svn -H $HOSTADDRESS$
in my Nagios Configuration to do so. But in Nagios, I always get the
failure
for testing and forgetting to restart
- etc
Normal condition is where all tables have 1 or more rules.
Critical condition is when a table (any table) has 0 rules.
I simply have my rules re-applied from known-good versions, which mostly
negates the need for such a check.
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actually use it
to retrieve the screen. You may want to check out the check_vnc plugin I
wrote, it is freely available here:
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or just search at NagiosExchange.org, it is the only vnc plugin there.
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Hari Sekhon wrote:
Anirudh Srinivasan wrote:
The nagios web interface shows critical message for VNC port 5900 :
connection refused message.The plugin that is used is check_tcp!5900.
I am not able to confirm whether its a firewall problem . But when i
do telnet ipaddress 5900 i get
machines we're looking at check_solaris_pca
Add to that list:
Redhat / CentOS - check_yum
Gentoo - check_gentoo_portage
For patch monitoring on those Linux distros.
I wrote both and you can get them from NagiosExchange.org.
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David Jacobson wrote:
Hi There,
We monitor a large amount of services for all our customers. We do
Andreas Ericsson wrote:
Hari Sekhon wrote:
Proskurin Kirill wrote:
Hello.
Im have some servers what don`t accept any icmp packets.
Im check http port on it. But nagios by default does check_alive -
and say what host is down.
How can im evade this?
use the negate program to invert
check_ntp on each remote host against my ntp server, which warns
if the host time is x seconds different from the ntp server time. This
checks that the ntp server is accessible from the box and that the
current time on the box is correct and within margin.
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Hi all,
Is there any way to monitor software raid on the remote server by nrpe
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John Moore wrote:
Is there any way to notify me who is logged on?
I know check_users will tell me how many people are logged on. But it
would be nice to know who as well.
Did you check NagiosExchange?
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Nair wrote:
Friends,
Any got Nagios Plugin for monioting Linux Disk IO for a particular
volume group.
I mean, something similar to iostat. :) Not sure how
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You can still have a manually maintained servicegroup file as well for
special cases and use it alongside the auto-generated servicegroups by
sourcing both in nagios.cfg using a couple of cfg_file lines.
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Jean Frontin wrote:
Hello,
I run the command :
check_dhcp -s 1.2.3.4
I Know that dhcpd is running on this host !
What does it happend ? I appreciate some ideas
The Dhcp server has enough intelligence to not respond to itself for a
dhcp lease.
Check it from
/check_multi.
It wraps arbitrary calls of plugins, commands, whatever you need and
is not limited to process checks.
Just as a more generic approach, while the basic idea is very similar ;-)
-Matthias
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Hi,
I have a need to test a collection of procs and their arguments
here:
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So there you go, a question answered and a new plugin that will
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To: Michael Dalton
Cc: nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] using Linux for a specific Windows Event
Michael Dalton wrote:
I am using Fedora 6 with nagios 2.9
hand, perhaps you can just consider this a legacy problem,
after all Windows 2000 Server should be retired or at least on it's way
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No, don't try that. Python is a great language, I code in it myself, but...
1. It is not portable across windows systems without installing add-ons
2. It checks *LINUX* software raid, not windows software raid.
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Marcos Marinho wrote:
Try this : It is a python script
. VBS is an
easy language and universal enough for this. I'd write this in fact, if
I had any servers poor enough to have windows software raid...
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the check results in a
single NSCA connection?
TOny (Author of NC_NEt)
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Nair wrote:
Can some one please help me in integrating send_nsca command with my
Perl script
push out via batch in fact.
I'm not sure if I considered OpMonAgent but I'd really like to know if
it can beat NSClient++ which to my knowledge (or perhaps just
perception) seems to be the more popular Windows agent.
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plug in a wifi interface and then have a test that pings a host on the
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Nagios uses an IP address to communicate with the device. I will still
like to know the environment where you can't use IP but MAC
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Pradeep Pokharkar wrote:
Hi,
Can anybody tell me which opertaing system should I go
for Nagios, Redhat Enterprise Linux5 server or workstation?
Regards,
Pradeep
Out of those 2?
RHEL server
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windows etc as these have no place on an infrastructure server and real
sysadmins don't need GUIs.
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Pradeep Pokharkar wrote:
Dear Hari Sekhon,
Thanks for the quick reply.
Yes, out of the two version you suggested the server version. I would
like to know what are all things
bans them. If it is offical then
perhaps some explanation is needed.
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of them work.
Just a stab in the dark given the limited info. Disabling service checks
manually doesn't sound like a good idea if these services really are
dynamic... you'd have to do this manually a lot?
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If these services are dynamic, then how do you know which server to
connect to, do you have them DNS aliased or something, or perhaps you
just try all of the servers until you find one running
, normal_check_interval and retry_check_interval check interval
in each service definition block.
http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/2_0/xodtemplate.html#service
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that's all I use it for). Otherwise I'd look on NagiosExchange.org,
pretty much everything 3rd party to Nagios core is listed there...
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1. You need -c before check_disk
2. You should not be passing args through NRPE according to the nrpe.cfg
docs. Instead you may want to hardcode the arguments in nrpe.cfg as
command[check_disk_root] and then just call
./check_nrpe -H 10.23.3.29 -c check_disk_root.
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30 active sync /dev/sda3
1 8 191 active sync /dev/sdb3
RAID OK: All arrays OK [3 arrays checked]
I'm using Debian GNU/Linux Etch with mdadm 2.5.6-9.
Thanks for your response.
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preferable of the yum writers to make the
thing fail outright so we could deal with it more easily than to
silently fail leaving us guessing...
If anyone has any wisdom they care to share on this, I'd be happy to
hear it and perhaps update the plugin accordingly.
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anyone wants to correct me or share their experience, feel free and I
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| Randal, Phil wrote:
| The latest version now works fine on my CentOS 5.1 boxes.
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| Now all we need is a version which works with python 2.3 so I can check
| our CentOS / RHEL 4 boxes
they support security information support for
yum? Otherwise you'd have to use --all-updates or --warn-on-any-update
and keep the whole system up to date if you cannot differentiate between
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by default on all RHEL 5
systems but was such a useful thing to have that just running the yum
install and then re-running the plugin was worth it for the distinction.
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this I'd love to hear it as I hate the idea of getting security updates
for only a subset of the total installed packages (hence why
--warn-on-any-update may be useful to try to get around this)
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| Hugo van der Kooij wrote:
| Centos 4 makes no distinction. There is at least no security plugin for
| yum. But given this known limitation the plugin works well on Centos
4 here.
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| Hugo.
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| Is it that the information is not available
Linux 5 or later or equivalent.
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On Wednesday April 30 2008 02:45:30 pm Hari Sekhon wrote:
Hi,
I've just released the Check_Yum plugin on NagiosExchange.org as the
only one there seemed quite inadequate.
...
Hi,
wanted to have a look at it, but it is a binary, do you provide
Hugo van der Kooij wrote:
There is a design bug:
You must be root to run this plugin (otherwise yum cannot access
repository information)
Hugo.
You are right, I just double checked this. For some reason I had done a
run as a user who got an access denied or something if I recall so it
Randal, Phil wrote:
Oh well, maybe one day it will work. :-p
Phil
Sorry for the slow response, I'm not at my desk...
Could you pls try the latest 0.6.5 plugin that I've just put on
nagiosexchange.
I tend to intentionally check lots of things to try to break the check
on anything that
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you need to copy and paste the entire thing, maybe your mail
client is misinterpreting or something.
Alternatively, search nagios exchange for check_md_raid, it'll be the
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have you tried running it with -vvv for debug output?
show us the output of the plugin with -vvv as well as the mdadm detail
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On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 09:22:55AM +0100, Hari Sekhon wrote:
Jay R. Ashworth wrote:
I'm putting this on servers that, typically, have no humans logged in
at all.
Since that's true, I'd like to have the list of users from who -q
returned as part of the status
-generate servicegroups for all tests to
allow easily grouping them together, you could do something similar for
hostgroups (my script for servicegroups is released here
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and potentially roll them back. Is anyone else out there using
some wonderful solution to this
Subversion.
It's not difficult, you don't have to read all the code concepts like
branching and merging if you are just interested in simple check out -
change+deploy - check in usage.
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Sacrilege! ;-)
Unix Config + revision control rule.
Also, it'll hinder you getting very far if you can't handle the config
of Nagios. The real power comes in the plugins and the customization for
which you're better off knowing how to actually configure Nagios.
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coding was
more thorough so I didn't use them... but you're welcome to dig them out
and try them if you want. Have a peek at Nagios Exchange.
I'm hoping to get time soon to thoroughly test my services plugin and
also do the disk check plugin too. Stay tuned.
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Servicegroup/Hostgroup Overview/Summary and then order by status...
Unless anyone else has a better idea?
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alert (we all
use the nagios-plugin for firefox here).
You could probably use check_logfiles to search for those logged strings
and alert on those. Haven't used it myself yet but it seems good.
http://www.consol.com/opensource/nagios/check-logfiles/
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Linux architecture and so this is the correct thing to do, but there is
also a switch to change this behaviour if you want.
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depending on which host or service it is.
This way all the logic is in once place and you just need to maintain
that notification script.
I didn't look at the one contributed by John Kramme just now, but that
might be a good starting point for you.
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I solved in this way. Thanks!
Diego.
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your nagios configuration is probably wrong, double check your
checkcommands.cfg and your services.cfg where you are calling the
command
checkcommands.cfg and your services.cfg where you are calling the command.
If you are specifying in services.cfg
checkcommand check_http!-p 100080
then you will need the command to have an $ARG1$ variable after it in
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Hi all. I have a problem with check_http. I'd like to monitor my
apache server, which is running on 10080 port. When I try to use the
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and feed the result to the Nagios server on FreeBSD.
NRPE, NSCA or check_by_ssh are the first things to look at.
This way nagios stays on the FreeBSD server and the plugin runs on a
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Roger wrote:
I have hundreds of hosts, each of which needs an npre.cfg file to
reflect the true fdisk -l and df -h output of each box.
Anyone have any
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of course, SNMP is no panacea, it can also do many
things, but I think there are a lot of environments that do
have SNMP but that may not have NRPE or NSCA running since SNMP seems to
be quite widely used already.
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in the
plugin, it's not really needed to change the code if you use the
--timeout switch when you run it (or embed that in the NRPE call or
whatever you use for remote checks), but it's completely your choice.
-h
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Hari Sekhon
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