As my monitored server base grows , I'm starting to worry about how I can push out monitoring changes (plugins/configs).
Windows doesn't seem to be a problem as most sites use some sort of SCCM, however this is not the case for the many Linux/Solaris servers we monitor.
I know there are products like Spacewalk , Puppet and even SCCM for the Unix servers, however I really like the functionality of NRDS and because I don't need to deploy yet another server for software deployment.
Any thoughts on how to use NRDS for my active monitoring environment?
regards... Fred
NRDS type deployment
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Fred Kroeger
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Re: NRDS type deployment
I don't believe you really can. You may be able to push the nrpe.cfg contents instead of a valid nrds config and then make sure nrpe uses that config, but you will most likely need to restart xinetd/nrpe on the remote as well (which is not really possible with the current version of nrds).Fred Kroeger wrote: Any thoughts on how to use NRDS for my active monitoring environment?
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Re: NRDS type deployment
Thanks - I guessed that might be the answer but hoping someone might have come up with a solution. I might have a play and see what I can do.
Restarting xinetd isn't a problem as I have a plugin that does that, so Nagios can restart xinetd remotely.
Fred
Restarting xinetd isn't a problem as I have a plugin that does that, so Nagios can restart xinetd remotely.
Fred
Re: NRDS type deployment
Let us know if you have any trouble setting this up.
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