On 13 June 2013 05:03, Clinton Work <clin...@scripty.com> wrote: On 2013, Jun 13, at 04:45, Paul Mansfield <paul.mansfield+smokep...@grapeshot.co.uk> wrote: ntpq -c lpeers might reveal useful information about how "far away" a peer is? Since I use multiple tools for different purposes mine aren't done directly in smokeping, though I do use ping for some things. It is pretty easy to add an NTP monitor to those other tools: nagios has the built-in check, and it's trivial to add a graph to cacti (here's a host that this discussion made me realize had an issue that needed correcting the other day):  If you really want to add something to smoking, there are various examples from those other monitoring systems you might be able to convert over. The one I had grabbed back when I added NTP graphing uses: /usr/bin/ntpq -c \"host $host\" -c ass -c rv but I did not save a reference to where I got it from, but perhaps you want to look at the these others that are similar: for potential conversion to smokeping if that's your preferred tool. -p |
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