Nagios LS refusing connection?
Posted: Wed Feb 03, 2016 11:31 pm
Currently evaluating Nagios Log server in a cloud environment. I am using nxlog to push logs through to Nagios LS but just recently nagios has stopped receiving log files.
The below message is from the nxlog.log.
ERROR couldn't connect to tcp socket on xxx.xxx.xx.xxx:xxxx; No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it.
I am still able to telnet to the address from where the log file is located, the Nagios Log server interface is working as normal.
I only recently added alot additional logs to test if there would be a performance hit on the server which is hosting Nagios LS at the moment. I am wondering since the Naguis LS UI is all working that we may have went over the '500mb/day 7-day rolling average' and something within the product has disabled receiving the logs?
This may be a simple question but I was unable to find any information on this using google.
The below message is from the nxlog.log.
ERROR couldn't connect to tcp socket on xxx.xxx.xx.xxx:xxxx; No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it.
I am still able to telnet to the address from where the log file is located, the Nagios Log server interface is working as normal.
I only recently added alot additional logs to test if there would be a performance hit on the server which is hosting Nagios LS at the moment. I am wondering since the Naguis LS UI is all working that we may have went over the '500mb/day 7-day rolling average' and something within the product has disabled receiving the logs?
This may be a simple question but I was unable to find any information on this using google.