Re: [Nagios-users] Make a Host Group not visible on web interface?

If you add "register0" to your hostgroup definition it won't show up on the web interface, but you can still assign services to it as per normal. Very useful technique. Cheers, Erik Larkin - Original Message From: Mark A. Lappin To: Nagios Users List Sent: Wed, Dec

Re: [Nagios-users] Wildcards in hostgroup definitions

Thanks again Duncan, it's good to at least know you got the same result. - Original Message From: Duncan Berriman To: Nagios Users List Sent: Thu, October 21, 2010 9:56:47 AM Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] Wildcards in hostgroup definitions Looks ok to me - my test was define hostgro

Re: [Nagios-users] Wildcards in hostgroup definitions

Thanks for checking it out, Duncan. Here are the config snippets to illustrate the mystery: define hostgroup { hostgroup_name ecomUs alias ecom servers - US members .* } - This works. We get an ecomUs hostgroup with all our hos

[Nagios-users] Wildcards in hostgroup definitions

Hi all - Got a mystery regarding the use of regex matching that I hope someone on the listserv might clear. We have the appropriate config options to use regex, and it works just fine for the members directive - ie. "members.*" expands just as we'd expect. But "hostgroup_members.*"

Re: [Nagios-users] check_asterisk plugin returning null

Bit of a shot in the dark here, but I notice that in your examples from the command line, you use -U, -w and -c. But the Nagios service you define also adds in a -P option (port, I'm guessing). If you haven't already tried manually running from the command line with the -P option, it would be

Re: [Nagios-users] Monitoring an EMC Celerra

Thanks for the info James, appreciate your taking a stab at it. I did come across that site, but I haven't yet dug into everything it presents. Could be some good info there. I'll start messing around, and if I make any headway I'll share it with you and the list. Cheers, Erik - Origi

Re: [Nagios-users] Monitoring an EMC Celerra

Well, assuming we can get snmpd set up to allow gets despite EMC's claim, we'd be attempting to monitor the celerra's datamover via the CS. As far as I understand, snmpd runs on the CS, so that's where our queries would have to go. It's still an open question whether we'd be picking up DM data

[Nagios-users] Monitoring an EMC Celerra

Hi all - Been digging around to try to figure out how to enable SNMP gets against an EMC Celerra so that I can implement active checks in Nagios. I have traps set up, but I much prefer active checks whenever possible. Problem is, EMC support says the Celerra isn't capable of allowing gets.