Nagios Support Forum

If it makes any difference for troubleshooting, it looks like I can do an snmp v1 or v2 successfully.

I recopied the command from the troubleshooting tip in the wizard and it looks like the created by command matches this time. One thing that I noticed is the "public@10.13.200.245:161" referenced is weird. I'm not using public for my snmp community name or user or password. Does that need ...

I'm trying to add a cisco switch and am getting some errors. I am able to get snmp data from the switch from my computer and verified that I'm not blocking ports. [root@nagios ~]# [root@nagios ~]# /usr/bin/cfgmaker --no-down --noreversedns --if-template=/usr/local/nagiosxi/html/includes/configwizard...

[nagios@nagios.coascada.local ~]$ /usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_snmp -H 10.77.6.1 -o .1.3.6.1.4.1.3732.4.4.3.13.0 -C snmp_read -P 2c -l "Watts" -m viper_scx.mib -w 1.7 -c 2.2 SNMP OK - Watts 0.3 | Watts=0.3;1.7;2.2 Timestamps on perfdata files are current as of today. But I went ahead an...

I have several services that are polling data on a regular basis but they're not graphing data for me. I've verified that they're returning actual integers, some have a multiplier flag on the command and it doesn't error out. It shows me current data but no historical data. How do I figure out what ...

I hadn't tried --multiplier. I skipped right over it somehow. That works, but it rounds the result to the nearest whole number. Not a big deal for temperature, but RSSI could benefit from a little more precision. Still better than nothing, though.

I tried adding --rate-multiplier 0.1 to the end of the command and it says it has to be a positive integer. I tried changing it to 10 and it didn't change it at all.

I need convert an int to float on some snmp data and one of the Nagios sales guys said that check_snmp can do that sort of math in a query. I checked the man page and couldn't figure it out. It looks like the rate option might let me do what I want, but there isn't much info about how to do it. For ...

Thanks.... I took a break from Nagios for a year to try solarwinds because I kept having to get too deep into nagios to do useful stuff and solarwinds looked simpler. Well it is simpler... but not as customizable and it kept breaking my radio network. So I'm back.... I think I'll look into paying na...

I don't have any examples of this radio with a fully populated table of remote devices, since we are in the beginning stages of switching vendors. But our old radios did the same thing with the dynamic indexes. I never figured out how to handle the dynamic indexes of the old radios, either, but foun...