Send Nagios passive check
Description
The Send Nagios passive check action sends passive checks to Nagios.
You can send monitoring information e.g. about start and end processes within your workflow.
It needs the NCSA addon installed on the Nagios server (NSCA is a Linux/Unix daemon allows you to integrate passive alerts and checks from remote machines and applications with Nagios.
Useful for processing security alerts, as well as redundant and distributed Nagios setups.)
More details and setup instructions for the Nagios NSCA addon can be found at the Nagios Passive Checks documentation.
Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
Server |
|
Action name |
The name of the workflow action. |
Host name/IP address |
Nagios server name / IP Address |
Server port |
Nagios server port (default 5667). A value that is not a number is replaced by 5667; a number that is not a valid port (for example 70000) makes the action false. |
Password |
The password to connect to the Nagios server NSCA (shared between the Nagios server and the client). This field can be set empty when connections without password are allowed. |
Connection timeout |
Fail after the specified connection timeout in milliseconds (default 5000). |
Response Timeout |
Fail after the specified response timeout in milliseconds (default 10000). |
Sender |
|
Name/ IP host |
Define your sender host name / IP Address. When it is empty, the name of the machine that runs the workflow is sent. |
Service name |
Define the service name used to log the events. When it is empty, |
Encryption mode |
Encryption mode for the connection. The available options are
|
Level |
Log level. The available options are
|
Message |
The message to get logged. |
Result
What this action passes on to the next action. See Action results for how results travel through a workflow.
| Result | Value |
|---|---|
True |
The passive check was sent to the NSCA server, with 0 errors. The action sends the check and closes the connection without waiting for an answer. |
False |
The number of errors is 1. Host name/IP address or Message is empty, the host name can’t be resolved, Server port is a number that is not a valid port, the server refuses the connection or doesn’t answer it within Connection timeout, or the server doesn’t send its first packet within Response timeout. |
Result files |
Passed on unchanged. |
Result rows |
Passed on unchanged. |