Hi All

I have installed Nagios Core in my CentOS but not able to configure port based check_http. We are using several port in apache-tomcat in remote server. We can able to configure default port 80. I have to need to configure server port of 8082, 8084 … could you assist me port based configure on nagios. This is my cfg file of check_http.

define host{
use linux-server
host_name USSERVER
alias USSERVER
address saas-testing.com
}
define service{
use generic-service
host_name USSERVER
service_description HTTP
check_command check_http
check_interval 3
check_period 24x7
retry_interval 2
max_check_attempts 2
notification_interval 5
notification_period workhours
notification_options w,c,u,r
notifications_enabled 1
}
Regards

B.Rajeshkumar

For most Nagios Plugins if you type the command at command line with the "-h" flag it will give you help.

So if you type "./check_http -h" you'll see all the options to the command. One of those is the "-p" option that allows you to specify port. You follow the "-p" with the integer value of the port so "check_http -p 8082" would specify that port in your command.

Hi All

I used Nagios Core in my CentOS Server. It’s working fine. I need to change notification alert from my mail id. Now am getting mail id from nagios@monitor.server. The monitor.server is my CentOS host id. How to switch to my mail id, (ras.kumar01@gmail.com) in nagios.


Regards

B.Rajeshkumar

Have you check the value of the directive admin_email and admin_pager in your nagios.cfg?

That can change where it is sent to (assuming he is using those macros). It appears his question is where it is sent from. Changing where it is sent from requires doing some form of masquerading in the mail setup not Nagios itself.

brajeshkumar - you should not append new questions to old threads. Also you should mark old threads as "SOLVED" in the thread tools if the original question was resolved. Appending new questions that aren't follow ups to the original one means usually only the people that subscribed to the original thread will see it.

If you're using sendmail then doing a web search for "sendmail masquerading" should give you some good information on how to do that.