Nagios research-remote monitoring of custom TCP ports on Windows Servers

 

I. Monitoring requirements:

Remote monitoring of custom TCP ports on Windows Servers

1. Linux machines are relatively simple. Use the check_tcp plug-in (the steps are omitted)

2. Windows machine, using the check_nt plug-in, check_nt for detailed usage see http://nagiosplugins.org/man/check_nt

A. First install nsclient ++

B. Edit

/Usr/local/Nagios/etc/objects/commands. cfg configuration file

Add the following section

 

# 'Check _ port' command Definition

# Add By chengh 09-09-11

Define command {

Command_name check_port

Command_line $ user1 $/check_nt-h $ arg1 $-p $ arg2 $-s 0qxdf7r1_hfdruy7-V $ arg3 $

}

Note: The-s option is not required.

C. Edit the host configuration under/usr/local/Nagios/etc/objects and add the host address and TCP port to be monitored.

 

Define Service {

Use System

Host_name nd-InfoPlatform-91note-cnc-1

Service_description checkaccountserverport9867

Normal_check_interval 4

Retry_check_interval 1

Contact_groups 91 noteaccountserver

Check_command check_port! 58.22.105.139! 9867! Clientversion

# Check_command check_port! IP address! Port value! Clientversion

}

Note: the IP address and port must be used between them! Separate

 

D. configure the firewall or IPSec to enable the access permission for the corresponding port.

E,/usr/local/Nagios/bin/Nagios-V/usr/local/Nagios/etc/Nagios. cfg

F. killall-hup Nagios