How to put a plugin in use

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ziedmahjoub
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Re: How to put a plugin in use

Post by ziedmahjoub »

tmcdonald wrote:That looks about right!

Give it a few minutes to see if it is running properly and check the output/status info.
the status of the service is :

ERROR : Alarm signal (Nagios time-out)

i have installed mysql is the client machine to try it but i dont why the plugin didn't respond to it, also i want to know NSClient++ is the perfect client for all plugins ?
Or there is plugins that need another client to be installed ?
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lmiltchev
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Re: How to put a plugin in use

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the status of the service is :
ERROR : Alarm signal (Nagios time-out)
Can you even connect to the remote mysql server?

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mysql -u foo -p'apples' -h <ip address>
I just tested the plugin and it seems to be working fine:

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[root@speedking libexec]# ./check_mysqld.pl -H x.x.x.x -u nagios -p nagios
MYSQL 5.0.95 OK

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...also i want to know NSClient++ is the perfect client for all plugins ?
I am not sure what you mean by "client for all plugins"... If you would like to know if any particular agent is better than another one - it all depends on what you would like to monitor. NSClient++ is a popular agent, but you can also use NCPA, NRPE, etc.
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ziedmahjoub
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Re: How to put a plugin in use

Post by ziedmahjoub »

i have installed MySQL server 5.0 and he is working fine !! i just allowed remote connection to the base and put the proper password !!

thanks Nagios team for help
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