2009/3/11 Victor Lee
> In the course of my learning (just starting out) how to work with Nagios I
> have found that it isn't aware of layer 2 connections. In other words, if I
> have 2 switches with a trunk between them Nagios doesn't seem to provide me
> a way to either note that manually on the
2009/3/13 Eric Chatham
> Hello,
>
>
>
> Can someone help me with this? None of my graphs have any information
> being displayed in them. I’ve tried re-reading the INSTALL instructions
> thinking I may’ve missed a step. It all seems to check out. What
> information do you need from me. I tri
2009/3/23 :
> Marc,
>
> it also is giving me the following error:
>
> Return code of 127 is out of bounds - plugin may be missing
>
> Sorry for not mentioning that before. Thanks,
>
> Andy
>
yeah, that's probably the problem - nagios can't find / can't run the
plugin. Make sure that the plugin
2009/3/24 Christopher McAtackney :
> Hi all,
>
> I was wondering if someone could give a brief overview of the pros /
> cons of using NRPE to monitor my remote hosts versus using the
> check_by_ssh command?
>
> I'm aware that check_by_ssh increases the CPU overhead, but I'm not
> clear on the level
2009/4/1 Andrew Davis :
> Perhaps I need to ask a clarification question... in my checkcommands.cfg,
> should I change $SERVICEOUTPUT$ to $LONGSERVICEOUTPUT$ or should I add the
> $LONGSERVICEOUTPUT$ macro to the notify-service-by-email command? I'm
> thinking that some tests will write some data t
2009/4/1 J. Bakshi :
> Dear list,
>
> Hope you all are well.
>
> Nagios 3.x has been released :-) I'm running nagios Version 2.12 and
> like to upgrade it to 3.x
> Is there any script which can convert the nagios 2.12 configuration to
> 3.X ?
>
> I did the configuration manually and it was a huge
2009/4/27 Sean Carolan :
>> I just wonder what the reasons are to use NRPE in favour of checks
>> over ssh with ssh keys. To me, NRPE seems just one more piece of
>> software that may potentioally be broken and more hassle with
>> firewalls. Why do people still use it when ssh checks are just as
>>
2009/5/8 Sean Carolan :
> This is, IMHO, one of the greatest problems with open source
> development. Too much bickering, splintering and forking dilutes the
> value of the product.
Yeah, because out of all of the commercial closed source development
projects I've worked on, none of them have eve
2009/5/20 Neil Dombrowski :
> I haven't been able to find an answer to this conundrum looking at the
> docs, faq, or googling. I'd love to hear any suggestions.
>
>
> We have two contact groups; group "adminmail" sends an email to our
> mailboxes and "adminphone" sends email to our phones. The idea
2009/7/8 Marc-André Doll :
> Is there a way to use the result of a check (the return value or the
> output for example) as an argument for the next check. I need to keep an
> history of the checks of one particular service in order to compare the
> previous check result with the current one.
>
> I
2009/1/7 Baron Schwartz
> * filter out obvious spam
>
mmm, I think you might be designing for failure with that one.
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2009/1/21 Mathieu Gagné
> Hi,
>
> Here is the situation:
> Somebody acknowledges a problem and forget about it.
>
> How would you implement an acknowledgement escalation?
>
> Or how would you detect such situation where a host/service is
> down/critical for too long while being acknowledged?
>
>
2009/2/16 Israel Brewster
> I don't know if this is possible, but is there any way to make nagios
> send different alerts (or, rather not send alerts) depending on what
> exactly a warning state is? My understanding is that nagios only looks
> at the return code, not the status text, so this shou
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