Nagios Support Forum

all is indeed well!

slansing wrote:Okay, so I think what you are trying to say is that your GET request did not go through either? So it sounds like it is an issue with the remote host.

exactly, and now it is resolved by restarting our app .

Restarting what application? Did you restart nagios, the server nagios is on, or the remote host? The get and telnet failed to the remote host? That is indicative of a network issue residing outside the point of origin at which the command was ran. I restarted nagios to see, but it still did not wo...

I ran a telnet, and a GET // command and it failed, so I ended up restarting the application and nagios is not alerting anymore.

Failed Positive Verification TEST CASE FAILED Response Time = 180.07 sec Looks like your answer may be in your plugin output, it might be trying to verify with credentials that do not work.. Do you know where the plugin output generally goes? I tried logging in with me as the user and not our monit...

The 'sister' app passes fine: [root@vmmgmtappnagios var]# /usr/bin/webinject.pl -c /usr/local/nagios/libexec/webinject/nagios.xml /usr/local/nagios/libexec/webinject/shdtest.xml -s URL=10.13.25.93 -s CLIENT=train0021 -s LOGIN=TR.monitoring WebInject OK - All tests passed successfully in 0.239 second...

Is it timing out every time it checks? Can you manually run the service's check command from your nagios CLI to see if it displays the same results? It could be a change in configuration, an issue with what it is checking on the remote host, the host not accepting it's connection, or even a network...

For some reason this service is timing out, started last night some time. I tested the service and it is indeed running, I can telnet to the server over the configured IP with success as well. I am running 4.0.2. [1391617699] nerd: Fully initialized and ready to rock! [1391617699] wproc: Successfull...

okay, will try that. thanks!

that looks like the install for CORE...what's the install for just plugins on a remote/monitored server? They are indeed CentOS.