mssql wizard
Re: mssql wizard
returns with OK: Buffer Cache Hit Ratio is 99.9038923594%|buffer_cache_hit_ratio=99.9038923594%;90:;95;;;;
Re: mssql wizard
under views, service, service detail ( for the failing alert). I then selected reconfigure. In this box the command being issued is
check_xi_mssql_server!-U 'username' -P 'xxxxxx' -I 'MSSQLSERVER' -p 1433 --bufferhitratio --warning 90: --critical 95:
I then went to /usr/local/nagios/libexec and could not find the command check_xi_mssql_server. This command is missing. Is this a new feature?
check_xi_mssql_server!-U 'username' -P 'xxxxxx' -I 'MSSQLSERVER' -p 1433 --bufferhitratio --warning 90: --critical 95:
I then went to /usr/local/nagios/libexec and could not find the command check_xi_mssql_server. This command is missing. Is this a new feature?
Re: mssql wizard
the directory
is where your plugins exists, in your case check_mssql_server.py
-Yancy
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/usr/local/nagios/libexec-Yancy
Re: mssql wizard
Please advise how to correct the error I am having.
To summarize,
I have installed Nagios using your virtual image.
Windows and unix monitoring works well.
From a command line, I can run the check_mssql_server command and it responds quickly.
The wizard fails.
Please advise.
To summarize,
I have installed Nagios using your virtual image.
Windows and unix monitoring works well.
From a command line, I can run the check_mssql_server command and it responds quickly.
The wizard fails.
Please advise.
Re: mssql wizard
From the "Configure Service" screen, change the above line (remove the port), so that it look like this:under views, service, service detail ( for the failing alert). I then selected reconfigure. In this box the command being issued is
check_xi_mssql_server!-U 'username' -P 'xxxxxx' -I 'MSSQLSERVER' -p 1433 --bufferhitratio --warning 90: --critical 95:
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check_xi_mssql_server!-U 'username' -P 'xxxxxx' -I 'MSSQLSERVER' --bufferhitratio --warning 90: --critical 95:and see if it is going to work this way.
The "/usr/local/nagios/libexec" directory contains the plugins, not the commands. The commands are defined in "/usr/local/nagios/etc/commands.cfg". You will find the "check_xi_mssql_server" command defined there.I then went to /usr/local/nagios/libexec and could not find the command check_xi_mssql_server. This command is missing. Is this a new feature?
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Re: mssql wizard
Can you direct me to where to change the configuration? From views, service, I selected configure and received the following
This service appears to make use of an advanced configuration. Use the Nagios Core Config Manager to modify the settings for this service.
Does the mssql wizard work? Do I need to manually configure all alerts by removing the -P option?
This service appears to make use of an advanced configuration. Use the Nagios Core Config Manager to modify the settings for this service.
Does the mssql wizard work? Do I need to manually configure all alerts by removing the -P option?
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Re: mssql wizard
You will need to make this change from the CCM:
Configure > Core Configuration Manager > Services > Select the service that you need to change > Then here, change the arguments/etc the same way lmiltchev showed above. Once this is done, click save, then change the others and save them as well, then apply configuration.
Configure > Core Configuration Manager > Services > Select the service that you need to change > Then here, change the arguments/etc the same way lmiltchev showed above. Once this is done, click save, then change the others and save them as well, then apply configuration.