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Nagios Plugin Siebel Remote
Current Version
0.01
Last Release Date
2011-06-11
Compatible With
- Nagios 3.x
- Nagios XI
Owner
License
GPL
Hits
32667
Files:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| Nagios-Plugin-Siebel-Remote-0.01.tar.gz | The same tarball available in the project webpage |
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Why is this plug-in useful?
- Sometimes the Transaction Router has a OK status (like "Running" or "Online") but the transactions are not being routed due a failure in a tasks or a intermittent database problem.
- Sometimes nothing is generating errors, but for some reason (like an unknown huge data load) the Siebel Transaction Router and/or the database have a bottleneck problem and are not being able to route all those transactions.
This plug-in does not use the Siebel-Srvrmgr API: all that is necessary is to have a database connection to the Siebel Enterprise database.
Details
The plug-in works by using the steps described below:
1 - Connect to the configured ODBC DSN in the configuration file.
2 - Execute a query (SELECT only) to the database to recover the number of pending transactions.
3 - Compare the returned values with the thresholds defined by the command line parameters.
4 - Returns to standard output a string in a format expected by Nagios
5 - Based on the returned string Nagios server will proceed as configured.
For the latest and greatest information, please be sure to check the wiki pages that the project website.
Details
The plug-in works by using the steps described below:
1 - Connect to the configured ODBC DSN in the configuration file.
2 - Execute a query (SELECT only) to the database to recover the number of pending transactions.
3 - Compare the returned values with the thresholds defined by the command line parameters.
4 - Returns to standard output a string in a format expected by Nagios
5 - Based on the returned string Nagios server will proceed as configured.
For the latest and greatest information, please be sure to check the wiki pages that the project website.
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