Nagios Support Forum

For the "CPU" after the -m, is that for a specific process or just for any process that spikes over 70 and 85? Just not sure if you were using that as an example.

So we currently use what I guess is the built in nagios plugin to check the CPU load on linux/redhat servers. But it appears to only check the cpu load average, like how you would see it in the top command. But it does not alert when a certain process is spiking for more than 5 minutes. So with the ...

Haven't given this a try yet, but hope to today...will let you know if it works. Thanks.

It is enabled...but if I disabled it, will it effect other scripts with nagios that are written in perl?

Still not working for me, but thanks for help. I'll keep playing around with it.

Did you get a chance to play around with this yet?

Ok thanks! I was just manipulating another juniper script I had, but there might be an easier way to make this work. Let me know if you have any other useful scripts for juniper that you know of. Currently we only monitor the CPU usage, sessions and ping. And you'd have to change the values of your ...

Thanks. I just made that change but still a no go with the "null" status.

Hi All, Not sure if this is the right forum to post, but I am having issues developing a new nagios script to check our Juniper SSG's NSRP status, which is basically their HA feature for an active/active or active/backup scenario. Currently, the script runs fine manually...but when used with Nagios ...