Hi all,
I seem to have a working solution but an confused as to why it works,
could some one please explain or suggest a better way to do this.
I apply service to hosts via, host-templates and wanted to change a
value for a service but just for one hosts.
I didnt want to add a new service /
Hey guys,
I'm struggling to check a http link that's encrypted.
The full url works ok in a browser but I get 'unable to open a TCP socket'
error when I run 'check_http -H domain/encrypted link' from the command line.
I've also tried 'check_http -H domain -u /encrypted link but that's not
Hello all!
I have a question regarding the initial configuration of check_openmanage. I
downloaded the version of the script dated Feb 9 (I don't see a version number
in the script) and am attempting to use the script through SNMP.
I'm attempting to begin using check_openmanage with our Dell
exclude host2 from the first service definition, such as:
service {
name service-check
command run-some-check.sh
max_check_attempts 1
hostgroup_name host_group1
host _name !host2
}
On 05/09/2011 07:20 AM, Tristan Drinkwater wrote:
I’m struggling to check a http link that’s encrypted.
The full url works ok in a browser but I get ‘unable to open a TCP
socket’ error when I run ‘check_http –H domain/encrypted link’ from the
command line.
I’ve also tried ‘check_http –H
On Red Hat 6 clients, I need to monitor some NFS mount points for
conditions like stale NFS file handles. The check_disk plugin
describes the -L (--stat-remote-fs) option as providing this
functionality. However, either I'm not understanding how the option
works, or it's not working properly.
it's not an error, you specify to check /usr/local only and it's a
remote fs, so no local fs will be checked and the -L option just
test the access to nfs.
On Tue, May 10, 2011 at 1:08 AM, Dave Wallis wal...@aps.anl.gov wrote:
On Red Hat 6 clients, I need to monitor some NFS mount points for
