Nagios Support Forum

I don't take no for an answer ( . . . usually . . .) and I didn't this time. ;) I still haven't been able to find a way to extract a subset of a service group membership (new feature please???). However, I've come up with a way to do it that minimizes the human element. I have a script to run that w...

I am a network engineer for a large organization. When I say "network engineer", that's really my job -- I'm not like a jack-of-all-trades, some server admin/network admin/tech-type position. So monitoring servers (disk space, CPU utilization, etc.) is not really in scope for me. What I mo...

Our primary purpose for Nagios is interface status checking. To that end, I'm trying to improve its efficiency by having it check all of the monitored interfaces on a switch or router without having to run the check script every time. I only want it to return results for the configured interfaces so...

I've seen a couple of threads here that look similar to what I want to do. Unfortunately, there aren't any responses that apply to my situation. There are several buildings that I monitor. One such building has 17 network closets in it. Each closet has two automatic transfer switches and two UPSes. ...

Hi Phil, I know it has been some time since you posted this. However, this is what the relationships in Nagios are for. If you define relationships saying that switchB has switchA as a parent, and switchA has routerA as a parent, then if routerA goes down (i.e. the broadband link), then you'll only ...