Am Dienstag, 24. März 2009 10:45:08 schrieb Christopher McAtackney: > Hi all, > > I was wondering if someone could give a brief overview of the pros / > cons of using NRPE to monitor my remote hosts versus using the > check_by_ssh command? > > I'm aware that check_by_ssh increases the CPU overhead, but I'm not > clear on the level of impact here - does this increase the load on the > monitoring machine in direction relation to the number of hosts being > monitored? For example, if I was using check_by_ssh to monitor, say, > 2000 services spread across 200 hosts, would I experience significant > slowdown on my monitoring machine? > > Cheers for any info, > > Chris
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