Monitoring Network ports via a Mod-Gearman worker
Re: Monitoring Network ports via a Mod-Gearman worker
I'd agree with @Box293 on the FQDN thing, let us know if that's an option for you.
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Re: Monitoring Network ports via a Mod-Gearman worker
Most of the network devices are not in DNS so FQDN won't work. I could manually maintain the entries in /etc/hosts - but that won't work when there is a clash of IPs.
An NFS share is not an option from behind a firewal - rsync works until you get a clash of IPs.
The only way I can see this working effectively is if Nagios maintains its own rrd files for mrtg in the standard perfdata directory an these are derived from the perfdata itself.
regards Fred
An NFS share is not an option from behind a firewal - rsync works until you get a clash of IPs.
The only way I can see this working effectively is if Nagios maintains its own rrd files for mrtg in the standard perfdata directory an these are derived from the perfdata itself.
regards Fred
Re: Monitoring Network ports via a Mod-Gearman worker
I wish I had a better answer for you, but if rsync, Fusion, and FQDN are not an option then I am not sure what else can be done, aside from pretty heavy modification of the XI system. Fusion + Core machines is sounding like it's the only option that would not be affected by the IP clash, but that's a lot more work.
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