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Sven Vermeulen wrote: |
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> On Tue, Jul 8, 2008 at 5:13 PM, Chris Gianelloni <wolf31o2@g.o> wrote: |
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> >> What I definitely need is some input on monitoring other systems (the |
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> >> NRPE plugin, with SSL, and check_ssh) with information about the |
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> >> differences between the methods (I suppose NRPE is a somewhat active |
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> >> approach whereas check_ssh is more a passive "pull" approach). |
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> > Well, those aren't the only options. In fact, I recommend using |
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> > *neither* of them, unless your hosts are on a remote network. |
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> Is it possible to monitor multiple systems (with Nagios) without |
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> NRPE/ssh but still on the same /nagios site? Or do you log on to every |
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> single system to obtain the monitoring overview of all services on |
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> that system? |
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Guess Chris was referring to monitor boxes on a local network using SNMP |
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(for which we have net-analyzer/nagios-plugins-snmp in addition to the |
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standard snmp checks from the nagios-plugins package). |
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Tobias |
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Gentoo Linux - Die Metadistribution |
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http://www.mitp.de/1769 |
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