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Thank you Yancy & rodpayne - appreciate your help. Finally I able to see the graph!

Regards,
Jami

Thanks for your reply. Here is below the output - OK - Apache serves Requests per second with an average CPU utilization of %. Busy workers: 1, idle: 7. Bytes used per second: , per request: | 'cpu_load'= 'req_psec'= 'bytes_psec'= 'bytes_preq'= 'workers_busy'=1 'workers_idle'=7 The script is here - ...

Thanks for your reply. I configured "check_nt" to get the check value from Windows PerfMon counter; details below - check_nt -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -s "$ARG1$" -p 12489 -v $ARG2$ $ARG3$ $ARG4$ COUNTER -l "\\Web Service(_Total)\\Current Connections" -w 400 -c 500 Is there any ...

Hi, I have configured "check_apache2.sh" in Nagios XI. This script is working fine and returning performance data but there is no "performance graph". Please find the attached screenshot. If it is not possible to get "performance graph" using this script "check_apa...

Hi abrist,

Thanks for your reply. Looks like the "Performance Data" is not turned on in Advanced section - please find the screenshot. How to turn it on?

Regards,
Jami

We are using NagiosXI to monitor Windows servers. Just wondering if anyone knows how to enable "performance graphs" in NagiosXI web interface for "check_nt" counters which are Windows server PerfMon counters (our Nagios client is NSClient++)? I found NagiosXI creates graph for fe...

Hi Scott, Thanks for your reply. Yes, it is now working. The trick was don't select any "hostgroup" for this check_eva.py script. However, we usually select hostgroup(s) for our Linux/Windows based service monitoring and that works fine; this doesn't messed up (appeared in) with other host...

Hi, I am able to run the "check_eva.py" in command line and it works just fine. However, when I put this in Nagios for monitoring, this service check configuration (example: EVA Disks Status) start adding to all the hosts. We monitor approx 200 hosts in NagiosXI and after 15MIN; the new EV...

Hi Scott,

Thank you for your reply.

There is no RAMDISK configured in my Nagios server. If I entere, "dmesg | grep RAMDISK", it is showing nothing.

Thanks again.
Jami

Hi, We have configured recurrent scheduled downtime to avoid high CPU usage alert notification emails for certain duration every night and we don’t want Nagios to notify us during this period. We are supposed to get only “DOWNTIMESTART” and “DOWNTIMEEND” emails (2 emails only). However, we are getti...