CPU/Memory are showing unknown in Nagios XI

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Mani.Murugesan
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Re: CPU/Memory are showing unknown in Nagios XI

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Please find output of the attachment and Let me know What configuration settings detail we required
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Re: CPU/Memory are showing unknown in Nagios XI

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The port looks to be open on the device but is still could be a configuration setting on the Fortigate system.
Can you login to the Fortigate unit with a terminal, display the running configuration and post it here?
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Re: CPU/Memory are showing unknown in Nagios XI

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Ok . We will reply
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Re: CPU/Memory are showing unknown in Nagios XI

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Please find the attachment for the below running configuration,
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Re: CPU/Memory are showing unknown in Nagios XI

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I am not familiar with the Fortigate Commands but from what I see, only the IP address in this range are allowed to access SNMP on the device so the Nagios server has to be in that range.

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192.168.86.1 - 192.168.86.30
Is the Nagios server in that range?

In my previous post, I be wrong about the port being open. When it says open|filtered, that means that the nmap command could not determine whether a port is open or filtered, so it may not be truly open.

The community string has a special character in it and to use that in Nagios XI, you would have to create a user macro and use them in place of the community string in the wizards.

To do that, edit this file:

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/usr/local/nagios/etc/resource.cfg
Add your special character community string like the example below

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$USER9$=Commun!ty
Save the file and restart nagios by running the following as root.

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service nagios restart
Then, when you run the Wizard, you would use $USER9$ in place of the community string.
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Mani.Murugesan
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Re: CPU/Memory are showing unknown in Nagios XI

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We Will try and let you know
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Re: CPU/Memory are showing unknown in Nagios XI

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We'll keep the thread open
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