xlancealot
2011-11-18 15:14:12 UTC
xlancealot [http://community.zenoss.org/people/xlancealot] created the discussion
"New 3.2.1 install giving loads of criticals"
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Been using numerous versions for a while now, had a nice setup on an EC2 instance (spot request) and never backed it up (doh), they terminated it, so I am starting over. So it's a brand new Ubuntu 10.04LTS and the stack installer. The install was fine, I added the first 5 servers and right away I had > 6+ criticals which is all new.
The 1st was from the zenoss server itself complaining about his IP matched the localhost or somethnig, I removed him from the list and will address that later. The webservers are behind a hardware load balancer, so how I did it in previous versions was simply each had a public IP with an snmp port on the same IP. ex;
server 1, 1.1.1.1 snmp 161
server 2Â 1.1.1.1 snmp 162
That worked perfect. I then had the LB set for apache
server1Â Â 1.1.1.1 port 81
server2Â Â 1.1.1.1 port 82
The LB would take port 81 and send to server1, using the apache zenpack I had my graphs, etc.
Using this clean 3.2.1, I am getting critical errors like;
IP Service smtp is down
IP Service https down
Now, that does make sense since smtp is not running and that IP used for zenoss isn't listening on 80 for http. So why are these included and being tested? The device was just /server/linux, so was this added? More important, how do I say, don't check for any of this. I tried looking around under the classes, ipService, etc. but not sure if it's just a bad install, something on my part, or a lot changed since the previous version as I would like to tell zenoss it's a basic linux server, monitor only load, cpu, IO, and then add zenpacks for applications, but dont want mail, etc. being checked as a default.
Thanks
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"New 3.2.1 install giving loads of criticals"
To view the discussion, visit: http://community.zenoss.org/message/62686#62686
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Been using numerous versions for a while now, had a nice setup on an EC2 instance (spot request) and never backed it up (doh), they terminated it, so I am starting over. So it's a brand new Ubuntu 10.04LTS and the stack installer. The install was fine, I added the first 5 servers and right away I had > 6+ criticals which is all new.
The 1st was from the zenoss server itself complaining about his IP matched the localhost or somethnig, I removed him from the list and will address that later. The webservers are behind a hardware load balancer, so how I did it in previous versions was simply each had a public IP with an snmp port on the same IP. ex;
server 1, 1.1.1.1 snmp 161
server 2Â 1.1.1.1 snmp 162
That worked perfect. I then had the LB set for apache
server1Â Â 1.1.1.1 port 81
server2Â Â 1.1.1.1 port 82
The LB would take port 81 and send to server1, using the apache zenpack I had my graphs, etc.
Using this clean 3.2.1, I am getting critical errors like;
IP Service smtp is down
IP Service https down
Now, that does make sense since smtp is not running and that IP used for zenoss isn't listening on 80 for http. So why are these included and being tested? The device was just /server/linux, so was this added? More important, how do I say, don't check for any of this. I tried looking around under the classes, ipService, etc. but not sure if it's just a bad install, something on my part, or a lot changed since the previous version as I would like to tell zenoss it's a basic linux server, monitor only load, cpu, IO, and then add zenpacks for applications, but dont want mail, etc. being checked as a default.
Thanks
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