nagios agents?
Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2013 3:36 pm
I am posting to the discussion board hoping to get a recommendation from other nagios users. We love the platform and use it extensively, but have one odd requirement which has proven hard to fill.
Does anyone know of a plugin/agent/utility which can monitor a server _on behalf_ of nagios and relay the data back for central collection and monitoring? Here is a practical example.
- I have a server which can see tcp port 80 (www) on another server across a site-to-site tunnel.
- I have a nagios server on another network which can see the first server but has no line-of-sight to the webserver
- I would like to use the first server to monitor the availability of port 80 on behalf of nagios and communicate the data back.
Moving nagios is not an option.
I might be misreading something, but all of the nagios agents I have seen so far are typically installed on a server for local resource monitoring. I have seen a similar function on another product (http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:The_Dude/Agents) but we have standardized on nagios and have no intention of moving.
Any advice, pointers or random thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Warm regards,
Stewart
Does anyone know of a plugin/agent/utility which can monitor a server _on behalf_ of nagios and relay the data back for central collection and monitoring? Here is a practical example.
- I have a server which can see tcp port 80 (www) on another server across a site-to-site tunnel.
- I have a nagios server on another network which can see the first server but has no line-of-sight to the webserver
- I would like to use the first server to monitor the availability of port 80 on behalf of nagios and communicate the data back.
Moving nagios is not an option.
I might be misreading something, but all of the nagios agents I have seen so far are typically installed on a server for local resource monitoring. I have seen a similar function on another product (http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:The_Dude/Agents) but we have standardized on nagios and have no intention of moving.
Any advice, pointers or random thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Warm regards,
Stewart