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    Nagios is a OS monitoring system [www.nagios.org]
    Nagios is a [[OS]] monitoring system


    =Random Notes ill clean up later =) =
    This is a list of random notes i am using whilst deploying Nagios in a customer environment, I will clean these up in to a bit of a pholisy later =)


    ==Check your config==


    before reloading its all ways a good idea to check your config


    [Nagios base directory]/bin/nagios -v [Nagios base directory]/etc/nagios.cfg
    eg
    /opt/nagios/bin/nagios -v /opt/nagios/etc/nagios.cfg



    =Random Notes ill clean up later =) =
    This is a list of random notes i am using whilst deploying Nagios in a customer environment, I will clean these up in to a bit of a pholisy later =)


    ==Define a new service check for a group==
    ==Define a new service check for a group==
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    this will add a new service check to all hosts in the solaris host group
    this will add a new service check to all hosts in the solaris host group


    define service {
    define service {
    service_description if_config
    service_description if_config
    display_name if Config
    display_name if Config
    check_command check_nrpe!check_ifcfg
    check_command check_nrpe!check_ifcfg
    use generic-service
    use generic-service
    hostgroup_name solaris
    hostgroup_name solaris
    }
    }

    ==Restarting Nagios==

    After adding a new service check or changing the config in general, you will have to make Nagios reload its config files or restart Nagios. Most times a reload is enough. So:
    /etc/init.d/nagios reload
    or, if that doesnt work,
    /etc/init.d/nagios restart
    This applies to a [[Redhat]] or [[Debian]] based [[Linux]] distribution. The init scripts might be in other places on different [[operating system]]s or distributions.

    ===Nagios and [[Mediawiki]]===

    [[Nagios/Mediawiki]]

    ===Checks===

    see: [[Nagios/checks]]

    ==Links==

    *[http://www.nagios.org nagios.org]
    *[http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/3_0/quickstart.html Quickstart guide]

    [[Category:Nagios]]

    Latest revision as of 19:14, 25 May 2009

    Nagios is a OS monitoring system

    Random Notes ill clean up later =)[edit]

    This is a list of random notes i am using whilst deploying Nagios in a customer environment, I will clean these up in to a bit of a pholisy later =)

    Check your config[edit]

    before reloading its all ways a good idea to check your config

    [Nagios base directory]/bin/nagios -v [Nagios base directory]/etc/nagios.cfg
    

    eg

    /opt/nagios/bin/nagios -v /opt/nagios/etc/nagios.cfg
    


    Define a new service check for a group[edit]

    this will add a new service check to all hosts in the solaris host group

    define service {
            service_description     if_config
            display_name            if Config
            check_command           check_nrpe!check_ifcfg
            use                     generic-service
            hostgroup_name          solaris
    }
    

    Restarting Nagios[edit]

    After adding a new service check or changing the config in general, you will have to make Nagios reload its config files or restart Nagios. Most times a reload is enough. So:

    /etc/init.d/nagios reload
    

    or, if that doesnt work,

    /etc/init.d/nagios restart
    

    This applies to a Redhat or Debian based Linux distribution. The init scripts might be in other places on different operating systems or distributions.

    Nagios and Mediawiki[edit]

    Nagios/Mediawiki

    Checks[edit]

    see: Nagios/checks

    Links[edit]

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