Thanks to everyone for their replies.
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stucky wrote:
I can only agree. I do all my checking with ssh and it works
wonderfully. Every monitored machine has
I can only agree. I do all my checking with ssh and it works
wonderfully. Every monitored machine has a 'nagios' user that is used
to log on to it via an ssh key where only the nagios box has the
privkey to. In the pubkey I use the 'command' directive to force a
sanity check on every command that i
check_by_ssh is great, but when you're monitoring thousands of
hosts/services, the overhead can kill you.
NRPE's great in those situations, because it's so lightweight.
On Thu, 30 Mar 2006, Bill Jacqmein wrote:
> Im a bigger fan of check by ssh for unix like OSes.
>
> On 3/29/06, Randall Perry
Im a bigger fan of check by ssh for unix like OSes.
On 3/29/06, Randall Perry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Got it running, but am having trouble with SSL, which I'll detail in a
> separate post.
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> Randall Perry wrote:
> > I'm new to Nagios. Got it configured and running on my monitoring box.
Got it running, but am having trouble with SSL, which I'll detail in a
separate post.
Randall Perry wrote:
I'm new to Nagios. Got it configured and running on my monitoring box.
Tried installing NRPE on a remote host running Mac OSX but couldn't get
it to run as daemon or through xinetd.
The
I'm new to Nagios. Got it configured and running on my monitoring box.
Tried installing NRPE on a remote host running Mac OSX but couldn't get
it to run as daemon or through xinetd.
There seem to be several methods to check remote hosts including SSH
plugins.
Just wondering what other's method o
