unnecessary alarms of Netsnmp

Hi,

 

I am receiving alarms of the snmp daemon, while everything is ok on the
system (and the values do not return any error)

 

This is my config:

rocommunity  xxxx

 

syslocation  "System administrators office"

 

syscontact  "System administrator"

sysservices 72

 

proc mysqld 2 1

proc "java" 10 1

#monitor or dbdump completed successfully

exec   db_dump_save_log /bin/grep successfully
/opt/scripts/log/backup_archivemanager.log

# This will cause the error messages when walking over the object for
processes, logMatches and filesizes:

trap2sink naos xxxx 162 # snmp v2

agentSecName meme

rouser meme

# This will cause the error messages when walking over the object for
processes, logMatches and filesizes:

#defaultMonitors yes

monitor -o prNames -o prErrMessage "Too many or less processes running"
prErrorFlag != 0

#instead we are using the separate commands to be able to tune it:

#monitor -o memErrorName -o memSwapErrorMsg "memory threshold exceeded"
memSwapError != 0

monitor -o extNames -o extOutput "external script plugin Error"
extResult != 0

monitor -o dskPath -o dskErrorMsg "disk threshold exceeded" dskErrorFlag
!= 0

#monitor -o laNames -o laErrMessage "Load average threshold exceeded"
laErrorFlag != 0

monitor -o fileName -o fileErrorMsg "filesize exceeded" fileErrorFlag !=
0

#monitor -r 120 -o logMatchFilename "Log file keyword found" !=
logMatchCurrentCount

################

createUser meme MD5 "junk" DES

 

When an error occurred of an process I receive the trap with
description: Too many or less processes running and the process that is
down (e.g. Java !=1). Sometimes I receive an trap with the description
Too many or less processes, however the prNames field is empty. This
error also occurs which the other monitor checks.

 

I hope someone knows an solution for this.

 

Regards,

 

Mario Jansen

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