Nagios notifications by voice call ?

[Chris Samlof]

Hi Bob, 

I also use TeamTILT to relay my Nagios notifications.

It is very simple to install and to use ;) ! In addition it has an heartbeat 
function, very nice...

Chris

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Asterisk does have a lot of possibilities (we use it as PBX) but wanted to keep 
it out of the loop (to not affect our office oprations). 

I started recently with a third party product found on Nagios Exchange -  
(http://www.alarmtilt.com/nagios). It does generate phone calls using 
text-to-speech (sometimes funny how server names are spoken out ;-) ), sms and 
iphone push (I am using this mainly). 


Hey, but if you have an Asterisk server/appliance, give it a try!

Cheers

Ama

Sorry for the short reply, it was sent from my mobile device. 

On 4 oct. 2010, at 17:31, "Robert Wolfe" <robert.wolfe at robertwolfe.org> wrote:

> Or if you have access to PHP4AGI, then you could write one yourself.  A
> coworker and I wrote a plugin using that and PHP to make regular
> callouts through the Asterisk server to see if it can indeed make
> outgoing calls.
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Assaf Flatto [mailto:nagios at flatto.net] 
> Sent: Monday, October 04, 2010 10:28 AM
> To: nagios-users at lists.sourceforge.net > Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] Nagios 
>notifications by voice call ? >  >  If you have access to an Astertisk server 
>there are plugins that will > send the alert to the asterisk and that will 
>initiate a phone call. >  >  >  >  > On 04/10/10 12:45, Bob Sauvage wrote: >>   
>Hello * , >>  >> I want to relay my nagios notifications by voice call and by 
>SMS. The >> night the call ringtone is more audible... >> I found many SMS 
>providers but none to relay my notifications by voice >> call ! >>  >> I have a 
>limitation, I do not want to install a GSM modem or other >> things like that... 
>>>  >> Thanks in advance ! >>  >>  > 
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