Nagios Support Forum

Dears,

I appreciate the new feature where we can export the graphs as CSV format which is very useful to me.

I am wondering, if it is possible to generate this report automatically every xDays without going to the graph and doing it manually each time?

Many Thanks!
Peter

You should be able to schedule it as a report using a button.

There are Daily, Weekly, and Monthly options.

https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... eports.pdf

Does this help?

Hi Kyang,

Thank you for your reply.

I can see from the Report page when filtering my services that it only shows the availability history of these hosts/services, what I was looking for is the data these services were sending, ie. call traffic history. Is there a way to do that?

At the moment the attached image is what i am getting

Are these switches/routers? The availability report doesn't show any traffic history.

You could use the bandwidth usage report? Or the capacity planning report?

Otherwise, I'm not sure what hosts these are?

They are Session border controllers that are sending passive checks via NRDP to Nagios, each services is a trunk that carries traffic.

Basically these services show how many calls are on each trunk every 15min.

I would like to get a report of the calls stats weekly.

Example:

Host: SBC1 , Service: trunk01, Status information: Calls:150
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Currently, something like this isn't available in reports.

You could, however, schedule that service page as a weekly report?

I received this page in a PDF format with a title of "weekly httpd". (You can name it anything you like, and it can run any day at any time of the week.)
Here is the documentation for scheduling a page.

https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... 1512139503

Let us know if this helped!

Hi Kyang,

Thank you for the reply, unfortunately this won't help our capacity team to monitor the calls we are looking at.

I have created a dashboard with all the graphs on the servers carrying the calls, I'm wondering if there is a file somewhere on Nagios that has the raw data of the graphs in a readable format? I could manipulate that file instead and send it via mail.

I checked the files in the directories below but the mrtg directory did not include my passive checks/hosts, and the other files are not human readable.

/var/lib/mrtg/
service_perfdata_file=/var/nagiosramdisk/service-perfdata
host_perfdata_file=/var/nagiosramdisk/host-perfdata

Kind Regards,
Peter

Have you tried looking in /usr/local/nagios/share/perfdata?

You could probably grep for some info in the xml files.
After the 5 min passive check is received I update it again with the command.
Take a look in there, and let us know if this helps!