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I added in the -F but I still don't have performance metrics. The error message states "No performance graphs were found for this service".

check_snmp_process_wizard.pl and check_snmp_process.pl

I checked the arguments in CCM and we are using the -f flag.

Is there any way to graph/pull a history of data obtained through the check_snmp group of plug-ins? We are pulling in processor and memory data per process but don't have any way to graph it or look at historical data.

Thanks for your help. I was able to narrorw it down to the $o_desc variable in the script/plug-in. It couldn't write the file as the arguments used to define the service were outside the range for what a file could be named. I modified the script, editited the command.cfg and it now writes the file ...

I am having trouble pulling process/cpu information for a specific process. On our Linux server we have two processes that have the same name but use different arguments. We are using the check_snmp_process_wizard.pl plug-in/script and the following syntax to identify each process: ./check_snmp_proc...

Thanks but I was looking for something that would do it on a process level instead of a system level.

I was able to solve my issue by changing the state notification on the services. As all checks are set to one minute I set ping to alert on warn and the rest of the services to alert on warn/crit. This allowed me to have a single up/down e-mail when the host reboots/shuts down and still notify when ...

Is there a plug-in/check that can check CPU process/memory/and virtual memory usage for a process via SNMP?

The check_snmp_process.pl comes close but does not include virtual memory.

I have a host with three services. The host and services are set to check every minute. I would like to create a dependency that if the host or ping is in a down/unknown state the services will not alert.

Yancy:

I have also looked at check_logfiles and was looking for a way to pass syslog data to a table in nagios. Any ideas?