authentication
Feedback is always welcome.
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> Anybody know a good way to monitor Windows 2008 event logs?
It's a shameless self promotion but maybe MoLog might be helpful to you.
http://www.smetj.net/wiki/Molog
It relies on a a centralized rsyslog server.
On Windows, logparser(an official Microsoft tool) is used to forward eventlog
entries
> You must to escape them
>
> _blah \"one two three four\" a b c d
>
Thanks for the answer but when I do that, my check goes to critical
the Status Information is: (null)
The file /tmp/fubar.txt is not created.
Any thoughts?
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}
In /tmp/fubar.txt I have this line of text without
the quotes:
one two three fou a b c d
How can I keep the quotes? They can
be single or double quotes it doesn't matter.
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ht after a reload, could that mean these
commands can get lost as at that moment they couldn't find a matching host?
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> Critical Event IDs on any server: We are looking for only the critical event
>ID's (like a AD account lockout event ID etc) to be captured and reported to
>the
>nagios server.
have a look at: http://www.smetj.net/wiki/Molog
It will require you to roll up your sleeves a bit, but it scales quite
Hi List,
How can I create an availability report of a hostgroup which does NOT take
the scheduled downtime of the individual hosts into account?
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Stephen H. Dawson shdawson.com> writes:
Hi Stephen,
> Has anyone parsed a log for
> review with Nagios? If so, please advise.
This is a shameless self promotion but http://www.smetj.net/wiki/Molog might be
helpfull for you.
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Hi Kevin,
> I would like to find a way to monitor syslog entries using
> rsyslog 4.4 rules before they are ever written to a log file. The log parsing
plugins
> I found on MonitoringExchange aren’t useful for my purpose.
Have a look at http://www.smetj.net/wiki/Molog it might be what you're looki
] Callback #1 (type 13) return code =
0
[1272661034.019951] [064.1] [pid=9031] Making callbacks (type 9)...
[1272661034.019967] [064.2] [pid=9031] Callback #1 (type 9) return code =
0
[1272661034.020002] [064.1] [pid=9031] Making callbacks (type 13)..
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ies which breaks pnp4nagios not updating the graphs anymore.
I must add that pnp4nagios has a way to migrate & split multipe rrd's over the
different performance data entries, but I'm not going to take that roa
setting/resetting the nicelevel for the nrpe daemon?
Is there a recommended
setting?
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> I was actually looking for a plugin that can give me the %CPU used , Do
> we have one with the default installation of the nagios plugins. Please
> let me know about it.
Have a look on http://www.monitoringexchange.org/ and
http://exchange.nagios.org/ there you might find what you're looking f
> My question is: How does the plugin claculate the 1 min avg load , 5 min
> avg load and 15 min avg load.
Hi Jatin,
The Nagios plugins doesn't calculate anything, it just read the load averages
produced by the Linux/*nix OS itself.
Have a look at this article: http://www.linuxjournal.com/article
>
> Use check_icmp instead. It does something like that, iirc.
>
Hi Andreas,
When untarring nagios-plugins-1.4.13.tar.gz there's already a compiled version
sitting nagios-plugins-1.4.13/plugins-root/check_icmp which has the behaviour
you were referring to. It has only 2 performance output par
Andreas Ericsson op5.se> writes:
>
> Use check_icmp instead. It does something like that, iirc.
>
Yes indeed, but it has 2 extra performance output values rtmax and rtmin.
This makes pnp4nagios complain it now receives 4 values instead of 2 and as a
result not updating the graphs...
Adding DS's
,%
[-p
packets] [-t timeout] [-4|-6]
Thanks for your advice and tips
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x27;t true as the second router is still up and running and the site
is still perfectly available...
I though a network outage occurs when the
complete networkpath is broken towards X amount of nodes
Is this normal
behaviour?
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Hi list,
Anyone knows how to connect to nsca from python?
I've
understood it's not that difficult to do so, but if there's a module made
for it, It saves the trouble.
If not, where can I find the nsca
specifications to write a module myself?
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Hi list,
Anyone knows how to connect to nsca from python?
I've
understood it's not that difficult to do so, but if there's a module made
for it, It saves the trouble.
If not, where cn
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> RewriteEngine on
> RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^(cmd_type=16|cmd_type=4|cmd_type=6) [OR]
> RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /not_allowed.html [R,L]
Excellent yes that does the trick.
Who want to use this solution keep in mind it's cmd_typ without the e
Cheers,
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application isn't working.
What are your thoughts?
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Hi List,
I'm using Nagios 3.2.0 and have a question about scheduled downtimes which I
can't find in the docs.
If I schedule downtime for a host, does this automatically schedule downtime
for all the host services too?
If so, why isn't there the ZZzzz icon next to these services?
Will scheduled
> So is there a way to make a user a not a contact for a service/host and yet
see it in the web interface? (Without > change the source)
Never mind, I overlooked the parameters in cgi.cfg
authorized_for_all_services=*
authorized_for_all_hosts=*
prevents people from seeing the big picture, ...
So is there a way to make a user a not a contact for a service/host and yet see
it in the web interface? (Without change the source)
Thanks for yout advice and or tips, ..
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ur opinion, work relatively well.
Are there any people doing something similar for the moment?
If so, are there any constraints, tips or things to take into account?
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e to avoid that,
Having both would double my icmp traffic so that's out of the question.
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> You have also check_logfiles which is located at
> http://www.consol.com/opensource/nagios/check-logfiles/
Hi Frank,
yes, my choice would also be that tool.
I'm looking into a way to implement all my beforementioned requirements using
this tool and NRPE.
> Any plugin that works for Nagios directly should also work with NRPE.
> The only potential difference is of course the processor and system
> architecture.
NRPE refuses to process metachars | ` & > < ' " \ [ ] { } ; ! which makes
sending over regex's as a parameter over nrpe virtually impossib
the
remote clients)
* Something like Splunk or a centralized syslog server is unfortunately
not available.
What are my options?
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performance data.
> It should be pretty straightforward to hack a proof of concept of this.
Good tip, I'm going to have a look at this, ... but having to build this myself
it's going to end up on the bottom of my extensive todo list:)
Thanks,
Jelle Smet.
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days, ... but the coninuous gentle growth indicates a problem (log file
appends for example)
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the "!" as suggested by Thomas works perfectly on
one side and on the other it also creates consistancy.
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> believe you can also exclude a hostgroup/servicegroup the same way, if
> you have overlapping hostgroups.
Hi Thomas, that was the missing link indeed.
It works as expected and fits in our current setup.
Thank
osal of Thomas
Thanks for the tip, very inspiring.
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Thanks
Jelle S.
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ionality within Nagios saying: "only show
hosts that appear in each selected group." But that's not the case.
So, ... Any idea how to organize hosts and how to get this kind of
information out of there?
Cheers,
J
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