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If your router/switch supports snmp you can use check_snmp_netint.pl and either have a separate service check for each interface or just have one service check that will gather info on all the interfaces. You can use a nagios grapher (I use pnp4nagios) to graph the performance data. You could query ...

It's been a couple weeks and it looks the the patch fixed the problem. Yay!

Thanks!

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Yes, that makes perfect sense.

Thanks!

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Is there a simple way to change this behavior, other than tinkering with notification intervals?

Thanks!

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Hi-

I'd like a clarification on notification filter logic.

If a host goes down and a host down notification gets sent out, will all service notifications for services on that host be suppressed?

Thanks in advance!

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The link you provided is about how you can map OIDs (or MIBs) to executables. You can configure snmpd to respond to certain queries by running a program and returning the output. For example you could configure snmpd to run a df instead of querying the standard disk OIDs. It can be whatever you want...

That definitely sounds like my problem. I've applied the patch.

Thanks,

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It's baaack!

I have multiple nagios processes running, but it looks like one of them was a zombie possibly leftover from the time of the upgrade. It is dead now.

Thanks for the tip!

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It looks like restarting nagios was a temporary fix. Once again nagios is replacing spaces with plus signs and special characters with their url encoded equivalent in the $HOSTALIAS$ macro on e-mail notifications.

Regards,

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