HP Insight Control Software for Linux - Manual (Page 225)

Corrective Actions Cause/Symptom
# /etc/init.d/apache2 stop
# /etc/init.d/apache2 startssl
Verify that the php RPM and its required dependencies are
on your CMS. Nagios startup error: The browser displays a directory list
of Nagios files instead of the Nagios main window.
To verify on a RHEL CMS:
# rpm -qa | grep php
To verify on a SLES CMS:
# rpm -qa | grep php5
Use the rpm command to install the php RPM and its
required dependencies.
Run the following commands to resynchronize the
vars.ini
file across all managed systems:
Nagios “Management Settings Monitor” service reports
vars warning
# cd /opt/hptc/nagios/libexec
# ./check_nagios_vars --update
Remove the nagios_vars.db file: Nagios services report a non-OK status
Under very rare circumstances, the Nagios cache might
become unsynchronized. If this occurs, it is possible that
some Nagios services do not operate correctly. # rm /opt/hptc/nagios/etc/nagios_vars.db
Ensure that all Nagios services associated with the
managed systems have: Nagios services report WARNING status because "data is
stale"
•
Active Checks set to DISABLED
•
Passive Checks set to ENABLED
All passive services should have a red "p" next to the
service name.
The following monitor services are the only active services;
they reside on the CMS (nh) only:
• Apache HTTPS Server
•
Configuration Montor
•
IP Assignment - DHCP
• Management Settings Monitor
•
Nagios Monitor
• Sensor Collection Monitor
•
Supermon Metrics Monitor
• Switch Data Collection
•
Syslog Alert Monitor
•
Systems Event Log Monitor
IMPORTANT: This is the default configuration required
by Insight Control for Linux; this configuration is set after
running the Options
→IC-Linux→Configure Management
Services task. Do not alter these settings from the default
configuration.
Run the following commands to restart mond on all
managed systems: Nagios services might report warning
Nagios services might report WARNING - No sensor
data is available or Data is stale
. # pdsh -w `shownode servers nagios_monitor`
/etc/init.d/supermon restart
# pdsh -a -x `shownode servers
nagios_monitor` /etc/init.d/mond restart
Use the following procedure to update the default
thresholds in the /opt/hptc/nagios/etc/ Nagios generates CRITICAL or WARNING Alerts for the
Nodeinfo service
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