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Here is the nsca.cfg: [root@us-dc-mon ~]# cat /usr/local/nagios/etc/nsca.cfg #################################################### # Sample NSCA Daemon Config File # Written by: Ethan Galstad (nagios@nagios.org) # # Last Modified: 04-03-2006 #################################################### # PID ...

ok, I did that but this part is strictly Nagios: When I run NSCA under xinetd I get this: "Command file '/var/nagios/rw/nagios.cmd' does not exist, attempting to use alternate dump file '/var/nagios/rw/nsca.dump' for output" Why wouldn't Nagios be creating the nagios.cmd file in the design...

I am running Nagios Core 3.5 under OMD version 1.21~2015-07-25. I have tried configuring NSCA a couple of different ways and I get different error messages when I do. When I just enable NSCA in Nagios through the OMD Config utility, I get this: "Dropping packet with invalid CRC32 - possibly due...

ok, I see what you mean.

Nevertheless, I was working on it some more last night and copied over the config files again. Somehow that got the check running ok on the new server - go figure....

Please close this ticket out.

Thanks for your help

Rick

Here is what I get running the command line from the 3.2 server: bash-3.2# ./check_cluster -s -l "DNS Cluster" -w 3 -c 3 -d $SERVICESTATEID:nsal1.dc:DNS$,$SERVICESTATEID:nsal2.dc:DNS$,$SERVICESTATEID:nsal1.wc:DNS$,$SERVICESTATEID:nsal2.wc:DNS$ CLUSTER OK: DNS Cluster: 4 ok, 0 warning, 0 un...

Yes, the services are running fine. Here are the results from the old server (the same as from the command line on the new server):

CLUSTER.HOLDER DNS_ALU OK 2015-08-11 09:39:18 1736d 16h 19m 40s 1/2 CLUSTER OK: DNS Cluster: 4 ok, 0 warning, 0 unknown, 0 critical

I'm sorry - going blind looking at all this stuff today. The agregate thing is one I fixed already - I got them confused. ********************************************************************** The problem is with a DNS check, here are the service and command defs: define service { service_descriptio...

That is the Thruk interface for OMD - Here is the service definition: define service { service_description DNS host_name nsal1.dc,nsal2.dc,nsal1.wc,nsal2.wc use gen-service check_command check_dns!www.genesyslab.com!198.49.180.8 servicegroups DNS_ALU } Here is the command: define command { command_n...

Here is the working command line: perl check_agregate -v mque -t "unsent=(#d+).#d+" -d $SERVICEPERFDATA:relay1.dcpn:mailq$,$SERVICEPERFDATA:relay2.dcpn:mailq$,$SERVICEPERFDATA:relay3.dcpn:mailq$,$SERVICEPERFDATA:relay4.dcpn:mailq$,$SERVICEPERFDATA:relay1.wcpn:mailq$,$SERVICEPERFDATA:relay2...

I am working on consolidating a couple of Nagios 3.2 servers onto one 3.5 server. I have some DNS checks that use the check_cluster plug-in. I get a good return of information, formatted properly, when I run the check from the command line as either root or nagios user. When the check is run from wi...