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NagiosXI Out of Box Parameters

This document lists the parameters that can be monitored for various device and server types including Windows, Linux, Mac OS, VMware, Solaris, PostgreSQL, MSSQL, Exchange, Oracle, MySQL, websites, and network devices. Key parameters include ping, CPU usage, memory usage, disk usage, services, processes, database-specific metrics like connections, queries, and page loads, as well as website-specific metrics like HTTP, DNS, URLs, and content. Monitoring these technical parameters provides insight into the performance and health of diverse devices.

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NagiosXI Out of Box Parameters

This document lists the parameters that can be monitored for various device and server types including Windows, Linux, Mac OS, VMware, Solaris, PostgreSQL, MSSQL, Exchange, Oracle, MySQL, websites, and network devices. Key parameters include ping, CPU usage, memory usage, disk usage, services, processes, database-specific metrics like connections, queries, and page loads, as well as website-specific metrics like HTTP, DNS, URLs, and content. Monitoring these technical parameters provides insight into the performance and health of diverse devices.

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NagiosXI OOB Parameters

Device Type

Parameters

Device Type

Parameters

Windows

Ping
CPU
Physical Memory Usage
Virtual Memory Usage
Uptime
Page File Usage
Disk Usage (C,D,E,etc)
Services
Processes
Event Logs
Performance Counters

Linux

Ping
Yum Update Status
Load
CPU Statistics
Memory Usage
Swap Usage
Open Files
Users
Total Processes
Disk Usage (/,/boot,etc)
Services
Processes

Mac OS

Ping
Load
CPU Statistics
Memory Usage
Users
Total Processes
Disk Usage
Processes

Vmware

CPU Usage
Memory
Networking
Input / Output
Datastore usage
VM Status
Services

Ping
Load
CPU Statistics
Memory Usage
Swap Usage
Open Files
Users
Total Processes
Disk Usage
Services
Processes

Mail Server

Ping
POP
SMTP
IMAP
RBL Blacklist Check

Solaris
Server

PostgreSQL

Connection Status
Database Size
Table Sizes
Relation Sizes
Sequences
Backend Connections
WAL Files

MSSQL

Connection Time
Buffer Hit Ratio
Page Looks
Free Pages / Sec
Target Pages
Database Pages
Stolen Pages
Lazy Writes
Lazy Writes
Page Reads
Check Pages
Page Writes
Lock Requests
Lock Timeouts
Deadlocks
Lock Waits
Page Splits
Lock Wait Time
Average Wait Time
Log File Usage
Open Connections
Transactions Per Second
Log Cache Hitrate
Log Waits
Log Growths
Log Shrinks

Exchange
Server

Oracle Server

Ping
SMTP
IMAP
POP
RBL Blacklist Check
OWA HTTP
OWA HTTPS
Core Services
Web Services
Messages Pending
Routing
Remote Queue Length
Connection Time
Connected Users
SGA Data Buffer Hit Ratio
SGA Library Cache Hit
Ratio
SGA Dictionary Cache Hit
Ratio
SGA Shared Pool Reload
Ratio
SGA Shared Pool Free
PGA In Memory Sort Ratio
Soft Parse Ratio
Retry Ratio
Redo I/O Traffic
Roll Header Contention
Roll Block Contention
Roll Hit Ratio
Roll Wraps
Roll Wraps
Flash Recovery Area
Usage
SGA Latches Hit Ratio
Tablespace Usage
Tablespace Free Space
Tablespace Remaining
Time Until Full
Tablespace Fragmentation
Tablespace IO Balance
Tablespace IO Balance
Query Testing

Log Truncations
Log Flush Wait Times
Query Testing

MySQL Server

Connection Time
Uptime
Open Connections
Thread Cache Hitrate
Query Cache Hitrate

Website
Monitoring

MyISAM Key Cache Hitrate


InnoDB Buffer Pool Hitrate
Log Waits
Table Cache Hitrate
Index Usage
Slow Queries
Long Running Processes
Slave I/O
Slave SQL
Slave Lag
Query Testing

Network
Devices

HTTP
Ping
DNS Resolution
DNS IP Match
Web Page Content
Web Page Regular
Expression Match
URL Status
URL Content
URL Content Regular
Expression Match

Ping
Bandwidth of each port
Uptime
Any parameters which can be
fetched through MIB's/OID's
via SNMP also can be
monitored

AIX
(Proc-Power
6)

Ping
Load
CPU Statistics
Memory Usage
Swap Usage
Open Files
Users
Total Processes
Disk Usage
Services
Process
Uptime
Error reports

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