Hello,
I'm building a new NagiosXI server and the mount points are different on the new box. Which of these do I need to monitor because they are likely to fill up?
Thanks in advance for the advice.
What Nagios mount points to monitor
What Nagios mount points to monitor
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dwhitfield
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Re: What Nagios mount points to monitor
/ would be the obvious one, but why not monitor them all?
Also, if you are concerned about space, why not just give it more space? XI is not *likely* to run out of space unless you don't follow our hardware suggestions: https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... ements.pdf
Also, if you are concerned about space, why not just give it more space? XI is not *likely* to run out of space unless you don't follow our hardware suggestions: https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... ements.pdf
Re: What Nagios mount points to monitor
OK, I've set up monitoring for all of them.
We have it sized correctly, but after our recent Nagios failure due to a filled mount point my boss wants to make sure we monitor anything that might give us problems by filling up.
Thanks for your help!
We have it sized correctly, but after our recent Nagios failure due to a filled mount point my boss wants to make sure we monitor anything that might give us problems by filling up.
Thanks for your help!
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dwhitfield
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Re: What Nagios mount points to monitor
I think this is a really good idea on the local server. It might be overkill on remote servers, especially if the checks are active.SavaSC wrote:after our recent Nagios failure due to a filled mount point my boss wants to make sure we monitor anything that might give us problems by filling up.
One thing I might suggest is not checking every 5 minutes. Especially if you have the warning and critical set appropriately, it's unlikely your disk is going to fill up *quickly* unless you've got some sort of run-away script and in that case, 5 minutes might not be enough anyway. It just depends on your load issues, but just a thought.
Do you have any other questions, or are we ready to lock this up?
Re: What Nagios mount points to monitor
Thanks for the tip. I think I will increase the delay between check times.
We're good. Thank you again for your help!
We're good. Thank you again for your help!