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This article covers how to monitor a MongoDB server with Nagios XI using the MongoDB Server Configuration Wizard in order to monitor the health of your server. The
wizard supplies checks to monitor the following: number of queries per second, memory usage, the number of databases on the server, and percentage of free connections available.
To Connect to MongoDB with the appropriate privileges:
Connect to mongod or mongos with the privileges specified in the Prerequisites section.
The following procedure uses the myUserAdmin created in Enable Access Control:
mongo --port 27017 -u myUserAdmin -p 'abc123' --authenticationDatabase 'admin'
The myUserAdmin has privileges to create roles in the admin as well as other databases.
To Modify Access for an Existing User in MongoDB:
This article covers how to set remote desktop drain mode on a Windows Server RDS host. Basically, setting remote desktop drain mode on a Windows Server RDS host can be easily performed with PowerShell. The Drain Mode is used when a server administrator needs to maintain a server (install Windows updates, configure or update apps) without affecting the availability of the entire RDS farm.
When you set the RDS host in drain mode state, the RDS host can no longer accept new connections but existing sessions continue working until users log out. You can monitor the status of the RDS host in Horizon Administrator.
To remove a Remote Desktop Session Host (Uninstall the RD Session Host Role Service) :
This article covers methods to fix Permission denied errors. Basically, with chmod 777, we should be able to avoid Permission denied errors when uploading files via FTP.
In Linux OS system every file or folder belong to some user and groups. This type of system is there for better security. Unauthorized users and groups can not modify or ever read a file or directory. Only the ROOT user have the privilege to access any file or folder in the systems, other user cannot access root user’s files or folders. But root user can access any other users file or folders.
If you are seeing this error below,
Error /... : open for write:permission denied
Error File transfer failed
It means that you don't have a proper permission to modify or upload that files.
To fix this issue, Upload and move files to desire location and change file or directory(folder) permission, you can easily fix you permission denied problem.
This article covers how to export config database in Nagios. Basically, Manual exports are useful when debugging configuration problems, including failures of Nagios XI to apply new configuration changes.
This article covers the Qualities of customer service agents. Customer Service Agents and Representatives (CSR) interact with customers and provide information about products or services as well as handling and resolving customer complaints. They communicate in a variety of ways – by telephone; by e-mail, fax, regular mail; or in person. Multi-channel support is providing different methods of communication for your customers to reach you. This can include (but is not limited to) email, phone, chat, social media, knowledge base, etc.
This article covers how to Monitor Website Defacement With Nagios. Basically, Nagios XI can monitor for potential Website defacement using the Website Defacement monitoring wizard.
Benefits of Website Defacement Detection: