Antwort: Re: Redundant network monitoring

[Radu.Popa at technomatic.de]

Hello and thank your for your answer!

The plugin should be really good for any service, but what about graphing 
the perf data?

Let's take the following example:

1 server has two IPs: 192.168.1.1 and 192.168.2.1

I would like to monitor the CPU load via wmi queries on the machine. I 
would like to be able to get it first over the 192.168.1.1 and if it 
fails, it should be queried the next interface, 192.168.2.1. If that one 
fails, it should be put in the critical state. As as result I should 
obtain performance data from any interface which is available or a 
critical status. The perf data can be used later to be graphed in PNP4 
Nagios for example.

Ideas?

Thank you!



Von:    Carlos de Santa-Ana Garcia <carlos at dsag.jazztel.es>
An:     nagios-users at lists.sourceforge.net
Datum:  07/11/2011 01:17 PM
Betreff:        Re: [Nagios-users] Redundant network monitoring



http://www.nagios.org/news/77-news-announcements/272-nagios-business-process-intelligence-addon


Greets.



El 11/07/2011 8:36, Radu.Popa at technomatic.de escribió: 
Hello, 

I have the following setup: Nagios server monitoring a few servers on a 
redundant network. Each system has two NICs, so two IP addresses. I would 
like to setup Nagios in such a way that when I want to see if a host is up 
for example, it should ping first on ti's first IP and if failed, try the 
second IP. Only if the second attempt is failing it should declare the 
host unreachable. Same should apply for other services monitored as well: 
CPU usage, memory usage aso. 

Can this be achieved in order not to have duplicate states for each 
machine? 

Thank you! 

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