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Uptime check not showing properly. I have tested in one of the server, but the event log shows different. I rebooted the server about 16 minutes, but in uptime service check shows "SNMP OK - Uptime 88634" the seconds calculation looks not correct.

Below is the command, using check_snmp plugin.

-o sysUpTime.0 -C NAGIOS-SNMP -P 2c -l Uptime -c 28800:0

Event log for the uptime alert:-

Type Date / Time Information
Service Recovery 2018-10-31 09:12:17 SERVICE ALERT: whcinxtest04;Uptime;OK;HARD;1;SNMP OK - Uptime 28911
Service Critical 2018-10-31 09:11:18 SERVICE ALERT: whcinxtest04;Uptime;CRITICAL;SOFT;2;SNMP CRITICAL - Uptime *23019*
Service Critical 2018-10-31 09:10:19 SERVICE ALERT: whcinxtest04;Uptime;CRITICAL;SOFT;1;SNMP CRITICAL - Uptime *17132*

I rebooted the server about 16 minutes, but in uptime service check shows "SNMP OK - Uptime 88634" the seconds calculation looks not correct.

In this output - "SNMP OK - Uptime 88634", the 88634 are not seconds, but timeticks (1/100 second), so this seems correct. This is 886.34 seconds (14.77 min).

How do i make it using seconds/Minutes/hours to be more clear to understand ?

Is timeticks (1/100 second) calculation is common for the wizards we use in Nagios XI?

It's a SNMP thing... If you want to keep using SNMP and uptime, but change the output to seconds, you would need to find (or develop) a custom plugin. You can search Nagios Exchange for a suitable plugin. I am not sure if there is one that does the conversion.

https://exchange.nagios.org/

Another option would be to use NCPA, which provides you with much "user friendly" output.

Example:

It's just returning a value that the remote SNMP daemon returns.

I found this plugin that should do the calculation:

https://exchange.nagios.org/directory/P ... me/details

Please see here for more information on setting it up:

https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... ios-XI.pdf