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oracle_gg_monitoring_nagios [2020/08/26 17:18] – created andonovjoracle_gg_monitoring_nagios [2020/08/26 17:33] (current) – [Configure the Nagios Server] andonovj
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   * Nagios on Server Side   * Nagios on Server Side
  
-The client side will include the option for nagios to use the nrpe and execute the script+The client configuration will involve re-configuring the NRPE cfg and sudoers (as we need nagios to execute the script as oracle owner) 
 +The Server Configuration Will include adding this config on the nagios server.
  
-====Configure the script with Nagios Client====+====Configure Nagios Client====
 Nagios usually comes with plugin called NRPE. Locate where is the nrpe.cfg and edit it as follows by appending this line at the end: Nagios usually comes with plugin called NRPE. Locate where is the nrpe.cfg and edit it as follows by appending this line at the end:
  
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 Once this is done, it is ready to add that in the nagios itself :)  Once this is done, it is ready to add that in the nagios itself :) 
  
-====Configure+====Configure the Nagios Server==== 
 +Once this is all done, we are ready to add this feature to our server:
  
 +Go to:
 +
 +  - Configure -> Core Config
 +  - Services
 +  - Add New -> Fill the fields as follows: 
 +  * Common Settings
 +    * Config Name: check_gg_oracle
 +    * Description: Checking Oracle Golden Gate (Or whatever you want)
 +    * Check Command: check_nrpe
 +    * $ARG$: check_gg_oracle
 +    * Mangage Hosts: Add the needed hosts which you want to monitor.
 +  * Check Settings and the rest of tabs:
 +    * As desired according your needs
 +
 +After all this is done, you should be able to see the monitoring status for that service in your dashboard.
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