to. Process the message and provide an output accordingly to a
file. Process this file as either an NSCA or NRPE plugin and see if
you get the correct results!
Is there any reason why you can't use ssh-wrapped nrpe commands?
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Apart from nexsm, are there others?
Nagios Looking Glass? It's read only and it doesn't do maps but it
does give a pretty interface to Nagios.
What are you trying to achieve?
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what you want, I know what to recommend!
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previously discussed, however if I find anything else, I'll post it
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is also check the internet forcefully from the lan
card.
Why not have this script touch a file when it changes the current
interface (something like /var/tmp/eth0 or /var/tmp/eth1) and then
write a basic plugin to read the file and set the Nagios status
accordingly?
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don't use it!) or using
webinject to take a given path through a CFM-based website to ensure
that the site is up?
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an alert fired that the switch is down,
but only if more than one server has that interface off-line at the
same time.
If it's not possible, is there a better way of doing this with the kit
that I have, or do I need to upgrade to managed switches?
TIA,
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IP Addresses, however we use a firewall
such as shorewall to limit connections to port 5666 to only certain IP
addresses.
It's basically a firewall rule that states:
DROP EVERYTHING
UNLESS:
IP ADDRESS IS AN AUTHORISED IP
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ADSL lines for connectivity, and the Nagios traffic certainly isn't
noticeable during day-to-day useage.
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can either setup NAgios to monitor on a
number of different ports and just use NATing on your router, or use
something like OpenVPN from the clients (any machine running
NRPE/NSCA) to the Nagios server.
We do both here and it works like a charm! :o)
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I was able to fix this myself.
Can you tell us how so that people who have a similar problem in future
know what to do?
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the services on that
host but I'm not having much luck - if you can help me in any way, that
would be great!
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Correction --
Exit Codes
0 == OK
1 == Warning
2 == Critical
Mea Culpa...
/me blushes...I should know this stuff by now... :o)
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the appropriate template accordingly - there's
no reason why you couldn't do something similar based on the
notification type.
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Hi All,
I currently help maintain and monitor around 50 servers across various
parts of the UK using Nagios 2. At the moment, we have a configuration
file for each host (%hostname%.cfg) and in that file we specify all the
services for the named host.
We are trying to reduce the number of
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Are hostgroups pretty much just a cosmetic gathering for viewing in a
web interface, or can they serve some practical use during
configuration.
Absolutely!
We've got a hostgroup called debian servers and any server in this
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I have tested on several UNIXs ( Debian lenny , Opensuse 11 , FreebSD
6.3 ) and I cannot really decide where to go ...
It runs fine on Debian Etch if you don't want to use an unstable
version of Debian.
There's a quick
on the public IP to port 5666 on the private IP and
it all works.
Having said all of that, we're moving to an OpenVPN-based solution for
any machines that are in the current setup to remove the reliance on a
single point of failure.
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required etc,
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. Is there a FAQ for Nagios where this information can be held?
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to their servers.
What is it you are trying to achieve?
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will probably need to install libssl-dev
before you can recompile correctly, just having ssl installed is not
enough.
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I am using Ubuntu , and ssl dev package is already installed.
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, not the server.
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on the 12th and
13th message?
Try setting the first_notification to either 1 or 2.
I've not tested this, it just seems to be logical.
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it checks?
I've had a read of the docs and I can't see how I'd achieve this,
however if anyone knows of a good primer on this kind of thing, I'd be
very grateful.
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contain the
hostname/IP and the services are listed elsewhere?
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for firefox here).
Like I say, if it doesn't exist, I'll try and write it, I just thought
someone might have a way of doing this already!
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more details on the ready2run site about configuring the system.
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