Nagios Support Forum

Hello, I am looking for some documentation on how to configure and setup event handlers so that when a process on a remote server stops that I can have it restarted automatically. I have read this doc http://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagiosxi/docs/XI_Global_Event_Handlers.pdf, and it doesnt go int...

I will have to investigate it some more and see if I can get what monitoring I need setup.

Unfortunately for these hosts, it wouldn't work as the way they are behind that loadbalancer it NAT's everything to a single IP and would be impossible to tell what host it is actually coming from. If it isn't possible for multiple nic's I will look into using a small instance that I can place on th...

Hello, Due to the way our previous admin setup our network, all of our webservers behind our loadbalancer cannot be monitored on anything other than port 80/443 as the back end connection cannot be reached unless you are on the local subnet. I would like to be able to configure a second nic if possi...

Thank you, I didnt notice or see that the check-commands there had a help. I will review that and go from there. Thank you again.

Hello, I have created a new check using the check_mssql_health downloaded here. http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Plugins/SQLServer/check_mssql_health/details However i cannot for the life of me figure out how to add the warning/critical thresholds to this command. I am assuming that I can pass i...

If that is the case could this be related to the client itself. If so is there a better client that you can recommend for the windows hosts.

All windows systems, using the NSClient+ getting several of these from Disk space, to memory to CPU usage. I will see if i can find something in the core config manager to adjust the socket timeout value.

Also can it be done globally so that all checks are using a longer timeout.

Hello, We currently have our nagios server in office and for a majority of the time checks are fine, however during some our busier times we tend to get socket timeouts, as seen below. Is there a way to go in globally and set this up to say 20/30 seconds to allow some breathing room as it is travers...

Thanks for the heads up on that.