I am relatively new to Nagios, I am setting up a group of Linux machines that
all send reports to a central monitoring one with nsca.
I have a separate .cfg file for each machine, I would like to share this file
between remote and central machines - so that if I change anything I just copy
it over.
One change that *is* needed is the value of active_checks_enabled - which is
zero
on the central box and one on the remote.
I tried something like this in a 'define service':
active_checks_enabled $USER11$
and elsewhere had:
$USER11$=1
or
$USER11$=0
as appropriate for the machine.
This does not work. Why ? and is there a way of achieving what I want to do ?
TIA
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