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Easy install on our Nagios Core 3.2.0. Had to make a few adjustments because we authenticate toward AD, but it was very simple. It's slow compared to the native web interface, both on IE, Chrome, iPhone, and iPad. "Unhandled services" is a bit different than on the standard web interface, as the services on a host that is Down will appear under "Unhandled services"
Reviewed 14 years ago
The following changes made it work for me on an ubuntu installation. I had the same problems as specified by other reviewers: 7c7 use lib "/usr/lib/nagios/plugins/" ; 56,58c56,58 $dfBU=`/usr/bin/snmpget -v 2c -c $opt_C $host SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.789.1.5.4.1.30.$nr`; 60c60 my @dfbt=split(/Counter64:/,$dfBT); 65c65 my @dfbu=split(/Counter64:/,$dfBU); 95c95 print "Usage: $PROGNAME -H [-C community] -v -w -c ";
Reviewed 13 years ago
Works fine. I have used on a Nagios Core running on Ubuntu, and on Nagios XI running on centos. I made the following change for Nagios XI to automatically create graphs: 143c143 $answer = sprintf("host '%s', sessions : %s/%s (%2.2f%%)|Current=%s;Maximum=%sn", 147c147,149 $session_used, > $response->{$snmpnsResSessActive}, > $response->{$snmpnsResSessMaximum}
This line allows for even more domains: expiration=`whois $domain |egrep -i "((Expir)|(Renew)).*20[0-9][0-9]"|sed -e 's/s/n/g'|grep "20[0-9][0-9]"|tail -1`