I upgraded my ruby version as well as the gems (since this was what was required to run knife winrm). Once I did that, as I am trying to add a new host, its not adding to the nagios server. I was able to deploy nsclient ++ to the node and the chef-server is able to find this node:
[root@nagios01 chef-repo_prod]# knife search node ‘V2*’ -i
1 items found
V2MQ13.AVL.TheOrchard
As far as what is being passed as the role:
name "base_windows"
description "Base role applied to all Windows nodes."
run_list(
“recipe[nsclient::default]”
)
As I run chef-client on the nagios server, it’s not adding as a hosts. I even tried to add this node as ‘unmanaged_hosts’ data bag to see if it would pick up.
Have you increased the solr config for MaxFieldLength? Windows nodes are very large due to the crazy data that Ohai collects on Windows. If you haven’t increased the max size to a much larger number, then the Nagios server probably isn’t getting back those nodes when performing a search.
See for a nice explanation of how to make the change:
I upgraded my ruby version as well as the gems (since this was what was required to run knife winrm). Once I did that, as I am trying to add a new host, its not adding to the nagios server. I was able to deploy nsclient ++ to the node and the chef-server is able to find this node:
[root@nagios01 chef-repo_prod]# knife search node 'V2*' -i
1 items found
V2MQ13.AVL.TheOrchard
As far as what is being passed as the role:
name "base_windows"
description "Base role applied to all Windows nodes."
run_list(
"recipe[nsclient::default]"
)
As I run chef-client on the nagios server, it’s not adding as a hosts. I even tried to add this node as ‘unmanaged_hosts’ data bag to see if it would pick up.
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Thanks! I now recall you mentioned that before. That worked like a charm!
Thanks,
Nikhil Shah
On Nov 26, 2013, at 5:23 PM, Tim Smith tsmith@llnw.com wrote:
Have you increased the solr config for MaxFieldLength? Windows nodes are very large due to the crazy data that Ohai collects on Windows. If you haven’t increased the max size to a much larger number, then the Nagios server probably isn’t getting back those nodes when performing a search.
See for a nice explanation of how to make the change:
I upgraded my ruby version as well as the gems (since this was what was required to run knife winrm). Once I did that, as I am trying to add a new host, its not adding to the nagios server. I was able to deploy nsclient ++ to the node and the chef-server is able to find this node:
[root@nagios01 chef-repo_prod]# knife search node 'V2*' -i
1 items found
V2MQ13.AVL.TheOrchard
As far as what is being passed as the role:
name "base_windows"
description "Base role applied to all Windows nodes."
run_list(
"recipe[nsclient::default]"
)
As I run chef-client on the nagios server, it’s not adding as a hosts. I even tried to add this node as ‘unmanaged_hosts’ data bag to see if it would pick up.
Privileged And Confidential Communication.
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