ERROR: Failed to read ssl parameters.

[monitoreo1]

Hi Everybody !!!!

Today we had a issue with a server, it was alerted from 2015-06-17 05:15:56 to 2015-06-17 05:16:54

In the message log of the monitoring server we have this:

Jun 14 05:15:50 XXXXXXXXXXX xinetd[2572]: EXIT: nrpe status=0 pid=33874 duration=0(sec)
Jun 14 05:15:51 XXXXXXXXXXX ReportAgent: ERROR: Failed to read ssl parameters.
Jun 14 05:15:53 XXXXXXXXXXX ReportAgent: ERROR: Failed to read ssl parameters.
Jun 14 05:16:26 XXXXXXXXXXX xinetd[2572]: START: nrpe pid=33902 from=::ffff:XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
Jun 14 05:16:26 XXXXXXXXXXX xinetd[2572]: EXIT: nrpe status=0 pid=33902 duration=0(sec)
Jun 14 05:16:36 XXXXXXXXXXX xinetd[2572]: START: nrpe pid=33908 from=::ffff:XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
Jun 14 05:16:36 XXXXXXXXXXX xinetd[2572]: EXIT: nrpe status=0 pid=33908 duration=0(sec)
Jun 14 05:16:37 XXXXXXXXXXX xinetd[2572]: START: nrpe pid=33923 from=::ffff:XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
Jun 14 05:16:37 XXXXXXXXXXX xinetd[2572]: EXIT: nrpe status=0 pid=33923 duration=0(sec)
Jun 14 05:16:39 XXXXXXXXXXX xinetd[2572]: START: nrpe pid=33926 from=::ffff:XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX

How can i understand this if the administrator reports that the server never was down ?

Thanks for your support !!!!

[Box293]

What was the issue with the server that Nagios reported? Did all NRPE checks stop working?

[monitoreo1]

Thanks for your response !!!!

Your question:

"What was the issue with the server that Nagios reported? Did all NRPE checks stop working?"

No, the others NRPE checks was working good.

The issue reported was a "check-host-alive".

Is important share you that the alerted host has two network cards configurated, and that in the another one no errors was reported.

[abrist]

I do not think that the ssl error is related to check-host-alive, as check-host-alive is usually an icmp check (not usually performed through nrpe). Could the interface that was checked have gone down for a few minutes?

[monitoreo1]

Hi !!!!

In the past days, we was checking the device, and the issue does not was present.

The administrator said that all was ok in the device.

If somethings occurs again, i will notify you.

Thanks for ypur help !!!!

[abrist]

No problem. Have a good one!
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