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Hi guys,
I=B4m having the following problem. When I run "nagios reload", I see a lot=
of
"NSCA dropping packet with stale timestamp" on the messages file.
I have a big installation of Nagios, distributed monitoring:
- Total Hosts: >90.000
- Total Services: > 180.000
- Nagios release: 3.2.1
- NSCA release: 2.7.2
- Total collectors: 27
- Total central servers: 2
- S.0.: Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.4 (Tikanga)
I think it is related with the "external_command_buffer_slots" parameter.
Howeves when I increase it, for something bigger, Nagios hangs up when I ru=
n
"nagios reload", that takes some minutes to finish.
Can someone help me?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi guys,I=B4m having the following problem. When I run "nagios=
reload", I see a lot of "NSCA dropping packet with stale timesta=
mp" on the messages file.I have a big installation of Nagios, =
distributed monitoring:
- Total Hosts: >90.000- Total Services: > 180.000- Nagios rel=
ease: 3.2.1- NSCA release: 2.7.2- Total collectors: 27- Total c=
entral servers: 2- S.0.: Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.4 (T=
ikanga)
I think it is related with the "external_command_buffer_slots"=
; parameter. Howeves when I increase it, for something bigger, Nagios hangs=
up when I run "nagios reload", that takes some minutes to finish=
.
Can someone help me?Thanks in advance.
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