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How can I get a listing of the users we have who are currently logged into the Nagios web interface? Is that possible? I can't seem to find a menu option to do this.

I did notice going back into the Nagios XI Wizard it does specifically say:

CPU Statistics
Monitors the server CPU Statistics (% user, system, iowait, and idle)
I/O Wait Warning Level: I/O Wait Critical Load %

Why does Nagios XI alert on the IO Wait and not on the user and system stats?

I have a question. I've run into an issue where I need to explain why we did not get any Nagios alerts when our linux MySQL server was running at about these levels for several hours: user: 75% system: 18.5% iowait: 0.32% idle: 6.02% If I add the user and system together, it's roughly 93% cpu usage....

Well I think I'm going to hoist the white flag and surrender on this one. I did run curl on the command line to compare the output I was getting back from apache and they are basically identical. Since then I've added this same check to 2 other servers and it works fine on both of them. We can get b...

Yeah. I tried swapping the ip addresses in the configuration of nagios, and I found that the error followed the swap: pgqawww02 was erroring initially but when I changed the ip in the nagios to point to pgqawww01 it started working fine. So there does appear to be something special about the output ...

I just double checked the host definition and I was able to confirm that the host matches the host I used on the command line.

The one I posted is for the non-working one. Here is the config for the working one: define service { host_name pgqawww01.foo.com service_description Apache Thread Count check_command check_apachestatus_auto!!!!!!!! max_check_attempts 5 check_interval 5 retry_interval 1 check_period xi_timeperiod_24...

No, I am not using any special characters in my password. Here is the output of my service command dump: ############################################################################### # # Service configuration file # # Created by: Nagios QL Version 3.0.3 # Date: 2015-08-24 11:42:35 # Version: Nagio...

I probably did not make it clear...this is all on 1 nagios server. I have 2 apache hosts I want to perform the check against. When I assigned the service to the first host, it worked (although I don't get the output of the script in the Test Command window. The second apache host I check against, do...

I've included my system details at the bottom of this email... I installed a new plugin: https://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Plugins/Web-Servers/Apache/check_apachestatus_auto-%28with-lighttpd-support%29/details I can run the command on the command line: [root@usawexx011 ~]# /usr/local/nagios/libe...