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very nice! thanks!

http://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagiosxi/docs/Integrating_SNMP_Traps_With_XI.pdf is a good start, but doesn't get you too far. snmptt is quite well documented too: http://snmptt.sourceforge.net/docs/snmptt.shtml as for snmptt.ini, make sure you don't forget to configure strip_domain_list! as for ...

mguthrie wrote:Ah, we made a tool for this : )
http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Ad ... nt/details

Oh very nice and useful, thanks!

Hi all, what's the best way to clear SNMP traps? In some cases (HP SIM for example), a CRITICAL trap isn't necessarily followed by a corresponding OK trap if an issue is resolved. I can run 'snmptraphandling.py "myhost" "SNMP Traps" "Normal" "somedate" "&...

I'm actually happy with the notifications supressed, but I'd like to see service checks supressed too if a host is under maintenance :) yes, I have a custom event handler (defined as a command), which is a shell script that will, after reaching a certain number of soft/hard events for a particular s...

lmiltchev wrote:If you are bringing the host down for a very short period of time (for example, just rebooting), fixed downtime will work probably better than the flexible downtime. It is intended to work this way.

ok, we'll stick with fixed then, thanks!

lmiltchev wrote:What are the values for your "Max. check attempts", "Retry interval" and "Check interval" under "Check Settings" tab for the particular host in the Nagios Core Config Manager?

5/1/5

I started working with traps and found it not to be the most straight forward, mainly because of how the traps are sent by the source host/device/program. I assume you copied the MIBs in your mib directory, ran addmib for all of them, configured snmptt.ini and snmptt.conf? If yes, I'd recommend: - m...

We just noticed that if you put a host under flexible scheduled downtime, but nagios doesn't pick up the host as down (as in reboot happening between two checks), the host will actually stay under downtime indefinitely. Is this working as intended? I had expected that if it received a host down trig...

I have the same problem as the OP, is it intended that services will only get marked down if either set explicitely after scheduling downtime, as Mike has described? Notifications are surpressed for the services, but it seems that the checks (and subsequently potential event handlers) are executed a...