Rikard Dahlberg [mailto:rik.dahlb...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, December 06, 2010 8:53 AM
To: nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] Monitoring remote hosts
Hey daniel!
Wow, this really showed my error i think. I cant connect either on
localhost:5667 nor from the server via telne
group = nagios
> server = /usr/sbin/nsca
> server_args = -c /etc/nsca.cfg .inetd
> log_on_failure += USERID
> disable = no
> only_from = 127.0.0.1 *.*.*.*
> }
>
> im a total tool coming to this, what should i change? :)
> /Rikard
>
>&
Nagios-users] Monitoring remote hosts
>
> Hi Rikard,
>
> is your nsca daemon running (on your nagios host?). You can check the
> process list via 'ps aux | grep nsca'. Furthermore you should try to
> connect to port 5667 (from localhost and/or your windows server):
>
Hi Rikard,
is your nsca daemon running (on your nagios host?). You can check the
process list via 'ps aux | grep nsca'. Furthermore you should try to
connect to port 5667 (from localhost and/or your windows server):
telnet localhost 5667. If you get connected you should verify your
network setup (
Rikard
From first glance you may have several factors that may contribute to
the issue you are having :
1) you may not have the nsca deamon running on the nagios server , to
receive the sent data from the submitting server - to solve that look at
the documentation of nsca and see about sett
Hello
I'm just starting with nagios and im trying to learn everything at once.
At this moment im trying to get a remote windows 2008 server to be monitored,
its on a different network so i've decided to use NSCA to monitor it via
passive checks.
However I get an error message at the remote serv
