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Alerts
How can i get rid of the alerts as shown in screenshot do these two alerts have any impact on monitoring
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Re: Alerts
460 processes seems high for a nagios machine, but depending what you're doing on it - does it look normal? if you have a lot of checks, there could be a lot of processes spawned. change your warning / critical thresholds to fix.
as for the forbidden, i'd expect that as well if you don't have credentials set. you could append -e 403 to make it go to OK.
as for the forbidden, i'd expect that as well if you don't have credentials set. you could append -e 403 to make it go to OK.
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Re: Alerts
I'm going to concur with @tacolover101 460 seems high, you likely want to investigate the problem instead of making the error simply go away.
However, you would need to adjust the critical threshold in the check command for the service o actually make it go away
However, you would need to adjust the critical threshold in the check command for the service o actually make it go away
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Re: Alerts
What are the things i need to check,in current setup i have only two checks ssh and ping and around half of the hosts are missing from GUI as if now which were visible earlier.scottwilkerson wrote:I'm going to concur with @tacolover101 460 seems high, you likely want to investigate the problem instead of making the error simply go away.
However, you would need to adjust the critical threshold in the check command for the service o actually make it go away
Only 235 ssh check and remaining host are configured for ping check
I have around 1300 hosts in total.
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Re: Alerts
I'd start with a
and attach the /tmp/ps.txt file created
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ps -ef > /tmp/ps.txt
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Re: Alerts
Find the file attached.Let me know if we need to check something else as well.scottwilkerson wrote:I'd start with aand attach the /tmp/ps.txt file createdCode: Select all
ps -ef > /tmp/ps.txt
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Re: Alerts
you have multiple parent nagios processes.
run the following
run the following
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service nagios stop
killall -9 nagios
service nagios start
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Re: Alerts
Now its prey stable all nodes and services are completely visible on the GUI.scottwilkerson wrote:you have multiple parent nagios processes.
run the followingCode: Select all
service nagios stop killall -9 nagios service nagios start
But can you still let me know if we can check something else to fix the http warning and flapping total process.
Or let me know if i need to ignore flapping as it not giving any warning or critical.
Re: Alerts
Can you provide the full command for the http_check?
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Re: Alerts
below is the service details :cdienger wrote:Can you provide the full command for the http_check?
define service{
use local-service ; Name of service template to use
host_name localhost
service_description HTTP
check_command check_http
notifications_enabled 0
}