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Obsolete Releases => SME 7.x Contribs => Topic started by: jahlewis on January 24, 2008, 07:37:49 PM
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I've just installed the nagios contribs, and was hoping someone had some existing service configs for monitoring a host (local) smeserver, as well as configs for using the nrpe plugin to monitor remote smeservers. The default configs are very shallow, and from what I'm reading, it is a lot of work to set up what I'm considering (defining each service type (both local and nrpe).
I'd be happy to amend the documentation with what I discover etc.
Thanks.
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jahlewis,
a nrpe.conf file was already in the Nagios contrib directory. I now have added a sample configuration ' nagios-central-config-sample1.tar.gz (http://mirror.contribs.org/smeserver/contribs/michaelw/sme7/nagios/packages/nagios-central-config-sample1.tar.gz)' for a central Nagios server for monitoring remote hosts (2 SME and 2 Temp. sensors, commands, templates, contacts etc.) via NRPE. A status map screenshot is included, too.
Hint: You can monitor the local services also by connecting to the NRPE service on localhost. This saves you the work to create a local config as you can re-use the NRPE config of a remote SME server.
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Okay so how do you connect to the local nrpe service on the local host ?
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Okay so how do you connect to the local nrpe service on the local host ?
e.g.
[root@nagios ~]# /usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_nrpe -H localhost -c check_linux_raid
LINUX_RAID OK - 2 raid devices found, all OK
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mweinber thanks for the example file.
please excuse me i'm a noob :grin: with nagios. i'm using nagios 3.6 on sme 7.4
i have 3 remote sme servers (they are connected to routers) that i need to monitor. i cannot ping the remote routers (firewalled) but i believe that i can use snmp. how and where in nagios do i set this up? i also have quite a few xp computers that use services from the sme servers. i have installed the nsclient++ on the xp computers but how do i monitor them remotely?
any help greatly appreciated
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i cannot ping the remote routers (firewalled) but i believe that i can use snmp.
if remote servers are firewalled, I think you can't use snmp..
ciao
Stefano
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oops, now what? how do i ping my sme servers? :shock: