checking port number and daemons

[Padiyath Sreekumaran]

   Hello,
   I asked about checking port numbers as well as daemons.
   I have NOT given the port number and daemon in my previous mail. One of
   The License daemon in Mathematica mathlm  
   (/License/Mathematica/Actual/mathlm -pwfile
/License/Mathematica/Actual/mathpass) and another 
   License is IDL with the port number(7500). There is also a daemon(lmgrd)
   for IDL.I would like to have informations sent to me via 
   E-mail os SMS when one of the daemon is not running. It is happened that
   the server was running but the daemons were NOT running.When the users 
   complained then I looked the status of the daemons. I want to avoid this
   with nagios if possible. Is there any scripts etc. available to do this?


  With regards,
   Kumar 

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Donnerstag, 21. Oktober 2004 07:18
To: nagios-users at lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] checking port number and daemons

On Wed, Oct 20, 2004 at 12:06:27PM -0700, Dan Stromberg wrote:
> On Wed, 2004-10-20 at 01:56, Padiyath Sreekumaran wrote:
>> Iam new to nagios . We have a license server where many SW licenses are
>> running. The OS of the server is Linux. I want to know whether I can 
>> check the port number as well as the daemon of each installed licenses 
>> with nagios and how? Is there any scripts etc. available for this
>> purpose? Is it possible to have these scripts? I will be very thankful 
>> for your help. If possible please send a copy of the mail in my following
>
> You could probably just do a check_tcp on any relevant ports, but
> what'd be Really Sweet, is if we had a plugin that would not only see
> if you can check out a license, but also generate a warning when the
> license will expire in n days.

That would almost certainly be possible, but since there's been no
mention of what licences need to be checked or how the license
server even works, it's impossible to give a solution.

SSL Certificates can be checked using the check_http plugin, with
a warning state being entered X days before it expires.


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