On Feb 2, 2006, at 02:25, Marc Haber wrote:
some systems I am responsible for have multiple IP addresses, with
services that are not running on all IP addresses. I thus need service
definitions that don't check the service on the host address, but on a
dedicated "service address" while still being associated to the host
which has a different address.
I have come up with various ways to do this, each of them ugly, but
differently so.
[...some truly ugly suggestions involving special command defs for
each service check...]
What is your opinion?
That you've been staring at the problem from waaay too close :^)
Seriously, all you need to do is to define (in Nagios, not
necessarily in the DNS, although that probably wouldn't hurt)
separate hosts for the different interfaces, a la
define host{
use corp-host
host_name mink-ge0
alias mink
address 10.10.10.10
}
define host{
use corp-host
host_name mink-ge1
alias mink
address 10.10.10.10
}
Once you have that, you just define the services for each "host" as
appropriate.
-Guy
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