Hi Jason
I used the check_mssql plugin from the source contrib directory.
however I found i had to change a couple of things to get it to
work on my box.
1: In lines 20-28 the "which" commands didn't work for me. I entered
the commands directly, and so the
This Nagios FAQ entry might be of some help...
http://www.nagios.org/faqs/viewfaq.php?faq_id=156
We've used this to create a basic connectivity check, as well as a
generic 'stored procedure' check. The home grown plugin expects results
in a given format (1 row, 2 columns), thus this allows the
On Mon, 19 Dec 2005 13:10:20 -0600
"Jason" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Northern Valley CommuRecently, we had a server issue with one of
> MSSQL servers. It never went down, but it did reject any type of
> connection that would be sent to it. All websites that tried to
> conenct to a database
*Sent:* Monday, December 19, 2005 1:10 PM
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*Subject:* [Nagios-users] SQL Server monitoring
Northern Valley CommuRecently, we had a server issue with one of
MSSQL servers. It never went
down, but it did reject any type of connection that would be sent
to
will check your website (a page that uses a
database lookup) and check to see if the page returns ok or
not.
--Dennis
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Nagios ListSubject: [Nagios-users] SQL Server
Northern Valley CommuRecently, we had a server issue with one of MSSQL
servers. It never went down, but it did reject any type of connection
that would be sent to it. All websites that tried to conenct to a database
on that server failed. They all showed RunTime errors. We have nagios
set
