From: Naveen C J. <nav...@in...> - 2006-02-17 12:13:26
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Hi, Thanks for your response. With the help of SNMP we can monitor only the public resources, am I = right? However I have one process (private resource) running over the = remote server#3, is there any method to monitor this only with the help = of SNMP? Thanks Naveen ----- Original Message -----=20 From: Toto Capuccino=20 To: Naveen C Joshi=20 Cc: nag...@li...=20 Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2006 8:29 PM Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] Nagios and NRPE daemon for monitoring 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.=20 2006/2/16, Naveen C Joshi <nav...@in...>: 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 =3D 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 =3D 10.xxx.xxx.xx1 (NRPE Daemon, Nagios) client Remote server #2 =3D 10.xxx.xxx.xx2 client Remote server #3 =3D 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 --=20 Le bon sens est la chose du monde la mieux partag=E9e. |