Hi All,
I am planning on monitoring iis and AppPool from Nagios Core and i was successful in monitoring the same. I know that nagios works on polling mechanism even though the NSClient++ is installed on the machine it is still pull / polling but not push event notification.
I am trying to check which is best solution to monitor iisreset command issued. There are some monitoring tools which identify the iisrest (ex:- SCOM) but nagios remains silent and will not notify of the event. Is there any special configuration can be done to quickly notify like an agent push notification upon event?
Thanks a lot in advance.
Nagios Quick Notification Response?
Re: Nagios Quick Notification Response?
You probably want passive monitoring:
http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/3_0/ ... hecks.html
Here's a doc specifically for NSClient++ passive setup:
http://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagi ... Checks.pdf
It was written for XI but should be adaptable to Core. We also have documentation for installing NSCA (Nagios Service Check Acceptor - the passive receiver):
http://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagi ... g_NSCA.pdf
http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/3_0/ ... hecks.html
Here's a doc specifically for NSClient++ passive setup:
http://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagi ... Checks.pdf
It was written for XI but should be adaptable to Core. We also have documentation for installing NSCA (Nagios Service Check Acceptor - the passive receiver):
http://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagi ... g_NSCA.pdf
Former Nagios employee
Re: Nagios Quick Notification Response?
I don't need passive monitoring as I have direct connectivity to the server. I need event based monitoring
Do you think NSCA would recognize iisreset and send the alert?
Do you think NSCA would recognize iisreset and send the alert?
Re: Nagios Quick Notification Response?
You cannot have event-based active monitoring since active monitoring by definition is run on a schedule. Passive results can either be scheduled or reactive/event-based.
NSCA also is not something that is run on the remote machine. It is used to accept passive results and process them on the Nagios server.
NSCA also is not something that is run on the remote machine. It is used to accept passive results and process them on the Nagios server.
Former Nagios employee
Re: Nagios Quick Notification Response?
Last time when I spoke to some support engineer it was mentioned that realtime events are possible based on reading the event logs and based on the evnt code the alter can be sent. Is this true?
Re: Nagios Quick Notification Response?
They are still considered passive checks, the NSClient++ real time logging feature is handled by NSClient++ which is on the server.
The only real-time alerts would be passive in nature (like SNMP traps) because they are generated by the remote server.
The active checks will always be polling them on an interval.
The only real-time alerts would be passive in nature (like SNMP traps) because they are generated by the remote server.
The active checks will always be polling them on an interval.
Re: Nagios Quick Notification Response?
Thanks ssax I will follow the instructions from scratch and let you know
Re: Nagios Quick Notification Response?
ssax what is the best version of nagios client that suits for NagiosXI - Nagios XI 2014R2.7
Re: Nagios Quick Notification Response?
We recommend NSClient++ 4.1.105 but it really depends on if a newer version supports something that you NEED, you just have to keep an eye out for bugs in the later versions.
Re: Nagios Quick Notification Response?
Thanks. Could you please send me the download link for that client. I am not able to find it. - Thanks a lot in advance.