Custom Monitoring 🔗 link

Hi,

Is it possible to have hobbit to monitor the following, if yes How do I
go about configuring it
-hardware if possible (fans, temps)
-raid status
-dns resolvability 
-ethernet connectivity status
-check if updates are available
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Telkom SA


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Sello Tlabela a écrit :

depending on your hardware, you can find some custom external scripts that could match your needs.

have a look at www.deadcat.net.

if you provide some details about the hardware and raid you'd like to monitor, maybe we can provide better answers.

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Sello Tlabela <user-68d80b7df288@xymon.invalid <mailto:user-68d80b7df288@xymon.invalid>>

On Tuesday 29 May 2007 10:36, Sello Tlabela wrote:

Hi,

Is it possible to have hobbit to monitor the following

Theoretically, it is possible to monitor anything using hobbit

But as you point out here, how can you go about doing it? Well, I would say that if you have command line tools to monitor these devices (for hardware, raid, ethernet and updates this should be fairly straight forward). For DNS I guess a simple dig could do the job, although I am sure hobbit contains a DNS check, although this is more is the DNS server working.

The main thing is that you will have to script up the tests yourself. You can see the basic outline of how to do this in the help pages supplied by hobbit in tricks and tips, custom scripts

Cheers and good luck

Iain

Hi There
I am looking for a custom monitoring, my script runs on a client  and
returns a number, I need to add this to the server and the threshold levels
Ex-
my-test 5 10

any help please?

I managed to get the data on server form client, Need help in setting the
threshold part (warning and critical )

On Tue, Aug 27, 2019 at 8:18 AM Yadvendra kushwaha <user-c1aa0b7f48b5@xymon.invalid>

wrote:

Hi Yadvendra.

In order to define the alarms threshold, you have to edit your custom monitoring and test the returned value to decide its color (yellow = warning, red = alert)

There are different ways to implement this, depending on the logic of your monitoring script.

If you have only one value to test, and using a shell script, you may use something like

<code>

max_warning = 5

max_alert = 10

color = undefined

if [ $value -ge $max_alert]; then

 ??? color = red

elif [$value -ge $max_warning] ; then

 ??? color = yellow

else

 ??? color = green

</code>

Then you send the color to xymon server using the appropriate syntax.

Le 27/08/2019 ? 15:30, Yadvendra kushwaha a ?crit?:

I put that into the script.

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Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2019 8:30 AM
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Subject: Re: [Xymon] Custom monitoring

I managed to get the data on server form client, Need help in setting the threshold part (warning and critical )

On Tue, Aug 27, 2019 at 8:18 AM Yadvendra kushwaha <user-c1aa0b7f48b5@xymon.invalid<mailto:user-c1aa0b7f48b5@xymon.invalid>> wrote:
Hi There
I am looking for a custom monitoring, my script runs on a client  and returns a number, I need to add this to the server and the threshold levels
Ex-
my-test 5 10

any help please?

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