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Re: [Bigsister-general] Issue with generating events


I have three Linux boxes somewhere on the Internet. They have SSH channels  with forwarding of the 1984 port to my MONITORing box (also LINUX) on my office LAN.
 
To simulate loss of connection it's easy, I just stop the SSH channel. Which I do and after about 10 min the light goes from green to purple. I wait 20, 30, ...hours but no mail and no pager script is launched. As far as the MONITORing station is concerned, the machine from whom does not receive is a DOWN machine, isn't that so?
If that is so I thought the "down=yellow"directive will generate me an event, or I haven't understood the logic. For the moment I do not have Windows machine to monitor.
 
Thanks for shining some light on this matter,
 
Costantino

Kai Schaetzl <suppressed> wrote:
Backup e-mail wrote on Tue, 13 Dec 2005 05:59:28 -0800 (PST):

> I can see the corresponding light changing from green to purple but that's it.

The node isn't necessarily down when it's purple. Purple means "no info sent for
the last ten minutes" or so. The agent could just have died. I don't think that
purple will get an alarm message with down=yellow or down=red.

Furthermore, if you are on Windows you have to do something else.

Kai

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