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Table 15-2 Default settings for monitored Nagios services
Retry check interval
Normal check
interval
Maximum check
attempts
Actively launched on
managed system?
Service description
0h 2m 0s
60h 0m 0s
3
Yes
Configuration Monitor
0h 1m 0s
0h 5m 0s
3
Yes
IP Assignment - DHCP
0h 2m 0s
0h 10m 0s
3
Yes
Switch Data Collection
0h 1m 0s
0h 5m 0s
3
Yes
Apache HTTPS Server
0h 1m 0s
0h 5m 0s
3
Yes
Host Monitor
0h 1m 0s
0h 5m 0s
3
Yes
Nagios Monitor
0h 2m 0s
0h 0m 0s
3
Yes
Sensor Collection
Monitor
0h 2m 0s
0h 1m 0s
3
Yes
Supermon Metrics
Monitor
0h 1m 0s
0h 5m 0s
3
Yes
Syslog Alert Monitor
0h 2m 0s
0h 30m 0s
3
Yes
System Event Log
Monitor
0h 2m 0s
0h 1m 0s
3
Yes
Enclosure Collection
Monitor
0h 2m 0s
0h 5m 0s
3
Yes
Management Settings
Monitor
0h 20m 0s
60h 0m 0s
1
No
Configuration
0h 20m 0s
1h 0m 0s
3
No
Environment
0h 20m 0s
1h 0m 0s
3
No
Load Average
0h 20m 0s
1h 0m 0s
3
No
NodeInfo
0h 20m 0s
1h 0m 0s
3
No
Syslog Alerts
0h 20m 0s
0h 5m 0s
3
No
System Event Log
0h 20m 0s
1h 0m 0s
3
No
System Free Space
You might have modified these default settings. To display the current values, select View Config
from the bottom of the Nagios navigation pane.
15.4 Changing the rotation of system event logs and changing the rules
file
You can change the rotation of the System Event Logs and the rules for Nagios alerts. You can
also reconfigure the rotation of the system event logs with the logrotate command.
Nagios creates alerts for power, memory, voltage, and Automatic System Recovery (ASR)
messages. The rules for alerts are defined in the /opt/hptc/nagios/etc/selRules file. You
can modify these rules by editing this file as follows:
•
Add rules to this file for new alerts.
•
Change alerts by modifying the corresponding rule in this file.
•
Remove a rule to delete the corresponding alert.
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Customizing Nagios