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Jessuzz94 wrote:Is the only out put that it trhows me, like i said up
Is this the only error you have? The only output that it is giving you?Error: Could not bind socket to interface eth0. Check your privileges
I think this may be a compatibility issue between this version of CentOS and the check_dhcp plugin. Can you please try another plugin and see if you get similar results? I was able to replicate this on my properly configured CentOS 7.1 VM.Jessuzz94 wrote:When i run the command ./check_dhcp, yes
I was wrong. You need to use the -i flag to specify what interface you want to use.hsmith wrote:I think this may be a compatibility issue between this version of CentOS and the check_dhcp plugin. Can you please try another plugin and see if you get similar results? I was able to replicate this on my properly configured CentOS 7.1 VM.Jessuzz94 wrote:When i run the command ./check_dhcp, yes
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/usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_dhcp -i ens32
That should work.Jessuzz94 wrote:OOh, i think it works!, it says now :
"CRITICAL: No DHCPOFFERs were received."
well i dont have a dhcp server and its correct dont you?,
very thanks men, to work it in the nagios web interface i need to put the -i enp0s25 (its my interface) in the check_command?
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service iptables stopAll right, makes sense.Jessuzz94 wrote:Yeah was only for testing nagios plugins in my nagios server, if in one future ever need.
Thank you. Feel free to post if you have any more questions, we're always more than happy to help!Jessuzz94 wrote:Its all right, Very thanks.