In services.cfg you define the check as
check_command check_dns_cache!1.2.3.4
where 1.2.3.4 is the IP you want to be passed to $ARG1$
Least thats how ive set it up.
Ben
On 3/29/06, David Mansfield
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All,
I'm somewhat of a new to nagios (coming from a mon environment) and I'm
using nagios 2.0 on Centos 4, using RPMs from DAG.
I was wondering if it is possible to define 'custom macros' that can be
defined per host.
For example, we have the $HOSTADDRESS$ macro which can be referenced in
the 'command' definition, but what if I have some other attribute I'd
like to specify that's not part of the 'host' object by default.
In particular, our DNS caches run on their own IP address (interface)
different from the rest of the services on the boxes. I don't want to
define new hosts for this because that would be ugly, mistake prone,
confusing in the HTTP UI etc. Instead I'd like to define a new check
command called check_dnscache which uses $DNSCACHEADDRESS$ instead of
$HOSTADDRESS$ in it's command line.
Can anyone make a suggestion on how to do this?
David
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