i have observed that sometimes we receive alerts from NagiOS with status as follows.
Info:
(Return code of 139 is out of bounds)
In this case, if we login and and check on the server, there is around 20 GB free on server Host: out of 32 GB.
This is well below the threshold, but still NagiOS has generated Critical Alert.
Same thing applies to D drive, where info mentioned as Return Code of 139, but disk space utilization is above 90 % threshold.
what is root cause for such false alerts & how can i rectify
false alerts
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Re: false alerts
Hello Intinfo, may I ask what Operating System you are running? If you are using NSClient++ on a windows server could you also post the log file in here?
You may do this by opening the NSC.log file located in your NSClient++'s main install directory. If you are using version 4.x it will be called nsclient.log.
You may do this by opening the NSC.log file located in your NSClient++'s main install directory. If you are using version 4.x it will be called nsclient.log.
Re: false alerts
Thanks.
checked log file.
some changes had been done in nsclient file. corrected the same.
checked log file.
some changes had been done in nsclient file. corrected the same.