Good morning,
I have an question regarding the check_nrpe_load.
On most of my ubuntu machines this works perfect, but i have an old fedora machine that is still in use, and we can't update that is giving not the correct CPU usage.
For example when the machine has a load of 1.00, the check will always come back with 0.11, 0.08, 0.05.
I'm wondering where this goes wrong, is fedora handling this different then Ubuntu?
Kind regards,
Host Cpu usage
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Re: Host Cpu usage
Hello, @Rook. Looks like its returning a CPU load per core. Can you post the service definition as well as the command definition from the /usr/local/nagios/etc/nrpe.cfg file from the Fedora server?
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Re: Host Cpu usage
Hello npolovenko,
It seems it works now.
For centos i removed the -r in the command, then the output was correct.
It seems it works now.
For centos i removed the -r in the command, then the output was correct.
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Re: Host Cpu usage
Great! glad it is resolvedRook wrote:Hello npolovenko,
It seems it works now.
For centos i removed the -r in the command, then the output was correct.
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