Hello
I was wondering about the necessity to define a service for hosts that I
just want to ping. As far as I understand, the default Host Check
Command, check-host-alive, is a ping check and looking at my scheduling
queue, these checks are being done regularly but when I verify my config
files
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On 07/08/08 04:09 AM, Ian Masters wrote:
Hello
I was wondering about the necessity to define a service for hosts that I
just want to ping. As far as I understand, the default Host Check
Command, check-host-alive, is a ping check and looking at
Thomas
Thanks for your reply.
You can use check_dummy for the service... In Nagios 3 with regularly
scheduled hosts checks it should work.
Well, at the moment I only have about 20 hosts being tested, and even
though I have check_interval set to 1 in the host definition, looking at
the
Masters
Sent: Thursday, August 7, 2008 9:40 PM
To: Thomas Guyot-Sionnest
Cc: nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] Can I monitor a host without defining any
services for it?
Thomas
Thanks for your reply.
You can use check_dummy for the service... In Nagios 3 with regularly
Seth
Thanks for your reply.
It probably does serve a purpose, just not for what you are trying to
accomplish.
Though warnings are given about not having services associated, you
should be fine with just host checks if that is what you want.
OK ...
As far as the checks go, I have 101
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Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] Can I monitor a host without defining any
services for it?
Seth
Thanks for your reply.
It probably does serve a purpose, just not for what you are trying to
accomplish.
Though warnings are given about not having services associated, you
should
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On 07/08/08 09:40 PM, Ian Masters wrote:
Thomas
Thanks for your reply.
You can use check_dummy for the service... In Nagios 3 with regularly
scheduled hosts checks it should work.
Well, at the moment I only have about 20 hosts being tested,
Thomas
Thanks for the reply.
You can use check_dummy for the service... In Nagios 3 with regularly
scheduled hosts checks it should work.
Well, at the moment I only have about 20 hosts being tested, and even
though I have check_interval set to 1 in the host definition, looking at
the
