Monitoring a host behind VPN/Firewall

Mark Elsen mark.elsen at gmail.com
Mon Oct 22 14:00:27 CEST 2012


> Hi folks..
>
> I'm trouble here...
> We have a thousand host behind VPN/Firewall.
> For now, we use NC_NET to collect WMI data from server, and send this
> datas to Nagios server, throught NSCA.
> We do it in passive mode...
> What happen here is that, even host came down, I still see the status ok
> for services on Nagios panel...
> I'm use FAN, Fully Automatic Nagios here... Using Centreon to configure
> hosts and services...
>

Nobody, will gracefully except a few $ for a pint this evening ;

     If you use passive mode to acquire WMI data, you must sufficiently
debate your freshness
settings for the passive service defined, and or in this case negate wether
you will, per default, go into
a fault mode ,when nothing is received and the freshness timer is expired.

Otherwise you get in the situation, you describe.

M.
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