Nagios and NRPE daemon for monitoring

[Toto Capuccino]

Hoi,
yes you will need to install nrpe on the two other machines. If snmp service
isnt a third part tool for you, you can already perform a number of checks
with it. Also, you'd better search the list as a project is running for WMI
stuff that would allow checks without any software installed on servers. But
you should be patient as it started like two days ago.

2006/2/16, Naveen C Joshi <naveen_joshi at intersolutions.stpn.soft.net>:
>
> Hi,
> I want to use Nagios to monitor public and private resources with given
> below network. Please provide me guidance to accomplish this task.
>
> Centralise monitoring Nagios Host = 192.xxx.xxx.xx1 (Nagios 2.x version
> Installed, NRPE plugin 2.5)
>
> We have a pool of remote servers with following installation and ip.
>
> client Remote server #1 = 10.xxx.xxx.xx1 (NRPE Daemon, Nagios)
>  client Remote server #2 = 10.xxx.xxx.xx2
>  client Remote server #3 = 10.xxx.xxx.xx3
>
> Here I have confusion about Remote server#2 and 3.  Do we need to install
> NRPE daemon for these two machines also?  Is there any method to monitor
> these 3 machine's private and public resources without any installation on
> remote server#2 and 3?
>
> Please provide me help to monitor these all machines.
>
> The main objective is that we do not want to install any nagios/third
> party tool on all the remote servers while we have installed in one of the
> remote server (Remote server#1), is it possible? if yes please let me know.
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Naveen
>
>



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