Hi Forum,
We are getting Nagios running for our Mac Servers which are all going up to Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion soon. I have been having trouble getting the OS/X Agent to compile in Mountain Lion and have abandoned it for the standard NRPE. I have two questions:
Is NRPE the best way to monitor OS X? What about SNMP?
Is there a check that will tell me what the bandwidth of all my ethernet traffic is on all ports?
System configuration is attached.
Thanks,
-- jmca
OS X Mountain Lion
OS X Mountain Lion
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scottwilkerson
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Re: OS X Mountain Lion
The Agent should just install NRPE...
What errors were you getting?
As for monitoring SNMP would work just fine, we don't however have a wizard for that..
If you have SNMP setup on the Servers you may be able to simply run the Router/Switch wizard to monitor bandwith on all ports.
What errors were you getting?
As for monitoring SNMP would work just fine, we don't however have a wizard for that..
If you have SNMP setup on the Servers you may be able to simply run the Router/Switch wizard to monitor bandwith on all ports.
Re: OS X Mountain Lion
Running
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sudo ./fullinstallSubcomponents installed OK
A-subcomponents appears to have already completed successfully. Moving on to the next step.
Starting NRPE Agent
launchctl start error: Bad file descriptor
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scottwilkerson
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Re: OS X Mountain Lion
That's weird.
Can you run the following
Can you run the following
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ls -l /Library/LaunchAgents/org.nagios.nrpe.plist