Hello
I have a router that pings a server
can monitor the job on my router whit nagios
tanks
monitor ping of device
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jdalrymple
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Re: monitor ping of device
Is it an embedded router or a router with a realtime OS such as Linux/Windows/BSD?
You can install an agent if the latter. If not then your best bet would be to create a custom plugin to be run on the server that alerts if it doesn't get an ICMP packet from the router in a timely fashion.
Perhaps though I'm misunderstanding what you're actually doing. Are you trying to make sure that the ping process continues without stopping, or are you hoping to monitor the up/down status of the server?
You can install an agent if the latter. If not then your best bet would be to create a custom plugin to be run on the server that alerts if it doesn't get an ICMP packet from the router in a timely fashion.
Perhaps though I'm misunderstanding what you're actually doing. Are you trying to make sure that the ping process continues without stopping, or are you hoping to monitor the up/down status of the server?
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juanvidal_it
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Re: monitor ping of device
hello.
tanks for the answer
the router is a mikrotik whit Routero OS
and i need make sure that the ping process continues without stopping
tanks for the answer
the router is a mikrotik whit Routero OS
and i need make sure that the ping process continues without stopping
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jdalrymple
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Re: monitor ping of device
Since that's an embedded OS and no doubt without a compiler - getting NRPE running on it is going to be troublesome.
Does that OS run net-snmp? If so you may be able to extend snmp with a command that searches for that process. Here is the documentation on that topic.
Otherwise I think you'll have to monitor the process at the far end on the other server.
Does that OS run net-snmp? If so you may be able to extend snmp with a command that searches for that process. Here is the documentation on that topic.
Otherwise I think you'll have to monitor the process at the far end on the other server.
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juanvidal_it
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Re: monitor ping of device
ok tanks for you help
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jdalrymple
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Re: monitor ping of device
Happy to help. If you need further assistance with either of those methods feel free to reach out to us.