How to monitor ports (389, 443) ports in check mk tool

[Rao]

Hi Team.

Am looking for support, how to monitor below port using command in check mk tool ,

Please suggest

nc -v DNS 389
nc -v DNS 443

[andreas-doehler (Andreas)]

You can configure active TCP port checks under the point → “Setup” → “Services” → “HTTP, TCP, Email…” → “Check TCP port connection”

[Rao]

Thanks for your replay,

Please share me the screen shot to ports configure in “TCP port connect” I have tried but getting the errors

[robin.gierse]

If you are getting errors, there is something wrong with the system you want to monitor.
In the rule Check TCP port connection you simply give the port.

But looking at your ports, you might want to use
Check LDAP service access
and
Check HTTP service
to not only connect to the port but rather actually check if the underlying protocol works.

[Rao]

Thanks Robin,

How can monitor this docker ps | grep “service” command in check mk tool

[robin.gierse]

This community is very vivid and friendly, but we are not a support hotline.
Please do your research before asking questions, I am sure you can find what you are looking for already.
Also, please stick to the topic of the post, which is not docker related.

But to get you started: Monitoring Docker