STATE= RSZDT
STATE= RSZDT
Service: Total Processes
Host: Nagios XI
Address: 127.0.0.1
State: WARNING
Info:
PROCS WARNING: 255 processes with STATE = RSZDT
Date/Time: 2012-09-04 09:23:50
How can I get rid of this alarm and what is causing it
Host: Nagios XI
Address: 127.0.0.1
State: WARNING
Info:
PROCS WARNING: 255 processes with STATE = RSZDT
Date/Time: 2012-09-04 09:23:50
How can I get rid of this alarm and what is causing it
Re: STATE= RSZDT
It checks for the number of processes on localhost. You may have values of -w 100 -c 500, so 255 processes gives you a warning. Go to the Core Config Manager->Services->find "Total Processes" on localhost->Modify->change $ARG1$ to 350 (for example) and click on "Save", and "Apply Configuration". The warning will disappear.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
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Re: STATE= RSZDT
I am now getting--- Criticallmiltchev wrote:It checks for the number of processes on localhost. You may have values of -w 100 -c 500, so 255 processes gives you a warning. Go to the Core Config Manager->Services->find "Total Processes" on localhost->Modify->change $ARG1$ to 350 (for example) and click on "Save", and "Apply Configuration". The warning will disappear.
Hope this helps.
NRPE: Command '500' not defined-any idea?
Re: STATE= RSZDT
Are you monitoring localhost via NRPE? You have host "Nagios XI" with IP address of 127.0.0.1... Not sure what is the deal.
Could you, please, go to the Core Config Manager->Services->Total Processes->click on "Modify" and send us a screenshot of this page?
Could you, please, go to the Core Config Manager->Services->Total Processes->click on "Modify" and send us a screenshot of this page?
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Re: STATE= RSZDT
Under Service Management for "Total Processes" you would only change the critical value as lmitlchev suggested, this is generally located under $ARG2$.
In the default case the definition is:
The change you would make is this:
Then save, and apply configuration.
In the default case the definition is:
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-a '-w 150 -c 500'Re: STATE= RSZDT
see attached screenshotlmiltchev wrote:Are you monitoring localhost via NRPE? You have host "Nagios XI" with IP address of 127.0.0.1... Not sure what is the deal.
Could you, please, go to the Core Config Manager->Services->Total Processes->click on "Modify" and send us a screenshot of this page?
thanks
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Re: STATE= RSZDT
Replace the $ARG1$ field with:
and in the $ARG2$ field:
NRPE is a remote plugin executor, the plugin you are executing for this check is check_procs so it must be defined as such in the argument field.
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-a '-w 150 -c 500'Re: STATE= RSZDT
Ok-I changed the above and the below is what I get now-the only I didn't change is field code: select all can't find itslansing wrote:Replace the $ARG1$ field with:and in the $ARG2$ field:Code: Select all
check_procs
NRPE is a remote plugin executor, the plugin you are executing for this check is check_procs so it must be defined as such in the argument field.Code: Select all
-a '-w 150 -c 500'
Service: Total Processes
Host: www-Server
Address: 69.89.250.56
State: UNKNOWN
Info:
CHECK_NRPE: Received 0 bytes from daemon. Check the remote server logs for error messages.
Date/Time: 2012-09-05 17:26:08
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Re: STATE= RSZDT
So your settings look similar to those of the ones in the attachment I added correct? Of course with the addition of a Config Name.
From your first message it looks as though you were trying to monitor your local machine. Are you attempting to monitor a remote machine?
From your first message it looks as though you were trying to monitor your local machine. Are you attempting to monitor a remote machine?
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Re: STATE= RSZDT
setting look identical-it is our local amchineslansing wrote:So your settings look similar to those of the ones in the attachment I added correct? Of course with the addition of a Config Name.
From your first message it looks as though you were trying to monitor your local machine. Are you attempting to monitor a remote machine?