Can't do Serial Checks with Nagios 3.0.6

Marc Powell marc at ena.com
Wed Jun 3 16:38:24 CEST 2009


On Jun 2, 2009, at 6:14 PM, Patrick Morris wrote:

> On Mon, 01 Jun 2009, emma abi wrote:
>
>> --- On Thu, 5/28/09, emma abi <abiemeralds at yahoo.com> wrote:

>>> All my remote sites are connected to a Hub while they take
>>> Internet access from the head office that is remote. I am at
>>> the monitoring office which is different from both the head
>>> office and the remotes sites.


> As long as you have the parenting set up correctly, Nagios should do
> exactly what you want. With very little to go on, it sounds like  
> you're
> set up like this:
>
>   Nagios --- Head Office -- Remote Office
>
> Assuming everything has a parent on it, and the chain of parents leads
> directly back ifrom the Remote Office to the Nagios box, everything  
> should
> just work.

While it's not entirely clear, I think it's more complicated than  
this. I interpret it as --

			Internet
				|
			Head Office
				|
Nagios	------ Remote Site

 From his perspective, the remote site is still up no matter the  
status of the head office, even though from a production standpoint  
it's broken. Host dependencies and parenting won't work because the  
status of the remote site is always OK. My only suggestion would be to  
create a check that's run from Remote Site to the Internet that would  
fail to know when it's broken. If the OP really needed to have the  
status of all the services at that site show critical I think he'd  
need to do something creative like disable active checks of those  
services, and submit a passive CRITICAL result for them as part of an  
event_handler. Do the opposite when the head office recovered... Icky  
and my thinking may not be clear this morning...

--
Marc


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