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Ricky
 
assuming you send notifications as email a simple fix to tell that a nagios notification came from a "specific server" is to just edit the comment section in the password file for the account nagios is running as, usually nagios
 
noc01
/etc/passwd
nagios:x:100:100:nagios-noc1:/home/nagios:/sbin/nologin
 
noc02
/etc/passwd
nagios:x:100:100:nagios-noc02:/home/nagios:/sbin/nologin
 
email would show
 
nagios-noc1  <nagios at noc01>
nagios-noc2  <nagios at noc02>
 
of course you could change your 'notification' template too..
 
am new to the list and looking to assist with fedora-infrastructure, and thought I would start with an area I know (nagios), hopefully this is helpful and starts me on my way of actually knowing how fpo nagios is setup , so at some later date I could provide a more viable answer.
 
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JB 
 
On Sun, Mar 6, 2011 at 3:57 PM, Kevin Fenzi <kevin@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Sat, 5 Mar 2011 21:00:25 -0500
Ricky Elrod <codeblock@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

> noc02 (nagios external) is running nagios 3, and I did
> think of one thing that we should take a look at. In notifications
> from noc02, it does not mention that the error originated from
> noc02 anymore. I have no clue why.
>
> noc01.stg is a machine that was built as EL6 and is running
> with my preliminary nagios puppet module, in
> puppet/modules/nagios/* ... so config stuff should be editable
> in that directory.
>
> As I've said numerous times, I am fairly confident that our nagios
> config will work perfectly fine in 3, I'm more worried about things
> like meetbot logs and zodbot. Let's get those tested on noc01.stg
> and have /everything/ working so we can stick to smooge's deadline.

I know zodbot was tested (we changed it's nick on noc01.stg and had it
join and tested it out some. I don't know that we have a full testing
plan, but it should work fine I would think.

Not sure how to test meetbot logs, but they are just static html, so I
would think they would work just fine too.

kevin

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