Hello
We have installed Nagios core engine 4.4.13 and plugins as well. We would like to proceed alerts configuration for environment. How can this be achieved.
Is there any configuration console, that can be installed to configured alerts or let us know the approach to address this concern.
Nagios alerts configuration setup
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Nagios alerts configuration setup
chandrashekar
Re: Nagios alerts configuration setup
Core is configured via config files you can define with a text editor.
The first thing to do is define a host. If I was doing it I'd add a template with a host check, but you can skip that for now. You need to define a host check such as check_ping or check_icmp to make the host turn green when it's reachable. Chances are, localhost or the nagios host was created when you installed nagios.
Next you can create a service to check something such as CPU on the host. Again, using a template is a good idea but not vital at this time. Chances are, some services were created when you installed nagios.
https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... n/toc.html
The first thing to do is define a host. If I was doing it I'd add a template with a host check, but you can skip that for now. You need to define a host check such as check_ping or check_icmp to make the host turn green when it's reachable. Chances are, localhost or the nagios host was created when you installed nagios.
Next you can create a service to check something such as CPU on the host. Again, using a template is a good idea but not vital at this time. Chances are, some services were created when you installed nagios.
https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... n/toc.html
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Re: Nagios alerts configuration setup
After that, you can set up a service to monitor the host machine's CPU usage, for example. Again, working off of a template is recommended but not required. After nagios was installed, it's likely that several services were initiated.
Re: Nagios alerts configuration setup
Maybe I misunderstood the OP's question. Alerts are nothing more than a change of status returned by a check, or plugin. Nagios then displays a green, red, yellow or orange status. Notifications are emails or texts that let people what's going on.
There might be web based editors that can save info in a DB or write config files available to work with core to make things easier on nagios.exchange.org.
There might be web based editors that can save info in a DB or write config files available to work with core to make things easier on nagios.exchange.org.