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I figured this out on my own by leveraging nrpe rather than local check.

Hi, I setup a check command on my Linux server running CentoS 7. I would like Nagios to monitor specific parition on a remote linux server. When pointing the check to partition, I receive the output "/dev/sdb is not accessible. No such file or directory. Please see attachments for commands I ha...

No, name or service not known. Is there another place to allow the connection for Nagios server on the QNAP side?

i did that to no effect. Further suggestions?

The host config is there for the QNAP. I'm using Nagios Core on CentOS 7 so it's located here: /user/local/nagios/etc/objects/hosts/

All service checks are working except for this one. So i'm thinking the script/command is not able to see the host.

Ok if that's the case, where should I be looking to resolve? In the Nagios script, configuration, QNAP configuration?

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Hi there, Version: Nagios Core 4.4.5 OS: CentOS 7 I am attempting to apply SNMP monitoring checks for our QNAP NAS device. I have a storage check utilizing a script which points to the information on our QNAP device (see screenshot). I downloaded the MIB file from QNAP, renamed to QNAP-MIB.txt and c...

According to the following doc it is possible: https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagioscore/docs/nagioscore/4/en/escalations.html "When the service notification is escalated on the 3rd, 4th, and 5th notifications, an interval of 45 minutes will be used between notifications. On the 6th and su...

Ok then do you suggest editing the check_interval associated with the service check by default? How can I configure both that and notification_interval in the escalation config so that it takes effect and starts using the new notification_interval once the third notification is escalated?