About check_bgpstate

[Jan Scholten]

Do a chmod  755 and chown it to nagios. try withpout "perl" cause nagios  
won't do it. It must be executable by just calling ./check_bgpstate.pl

$USER5$ is defined in your resources.cfg?


Edit: Tried it it, it's a bit picky about the parameters (so no good  
nagios style plugin), you MUST call it with Hostname before community  
string:

my check_bgp:

# 'check-bgp' command definition
define command{
         command_name    check_bgp
         command_line    $USER1$/check_bgpstate.pl $HOSTADDRESS$ -c $USER3$
         }

Jan


>
>
>
>             I want to use a plugin named check_bgpstate.pl. But I don’t
> understand how I can’t configure in the checkcommands.cfg inside
> /etc/nagios.
>
>             I tried the script and works very fine, but when I put into  
> the
> services.cfg, Nagios display a message of UNKNOWN: Unable to resolve
> destination adresss ‘-c’ in the web page
>
>
>             My configuration in checkcommands.cfg is :
>
>
>             define command{
>
>            command_name    check_bgpstate
>
>            command_line    $USER1$/contrib/check_bgpstate.pl -c $USER5$
> $HOSTADDRESS$
>
>           }
>
>
>            My configuration in services.cfg is:
>
>
> define service{
>
>             use                                          generic-service
> ; Name of service template to use
>
>
>             host_name                               Core_PaP
>
>             service_description                    BGP
>
>             is_volatile                                 0
>
>             check_period                            24x7
>
>             max_check_attempts                3
>
>             normal_check_interval               3
>
>             retry_check_interval                  1
>
>             contact_groups                         pap_users
>
>             notification_interval                    120
>
>             notification_period                     24x7
>
>             notification_options                   w,u,c,r
>
>             check_command                      check_bgpstate
>
>             }
>
>
>             And my test of bgpstate is:
>
>
> [root at nmspap contrib]# perl check_bgpstate.pl -c st4rTAC 172.16.5.1
>
> OK: host '172.16.5.1', sessions up: 9, down: 0, shutdown: 0
>
>
> Here works fine.
>
>
> ¿Please you can give me some solution for this issue?
>
>
> Thanks
>
>
> P.D. I use Nagios Version 1.2 and sorry, my English is bad.
>
>
>
>
> Fernando Lesme
>



-- 
Jan Scholten
Research and Development Intern
Iconz.co.nz


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