Hi Everyone, I currently monitor various hosts behind firewalls, windows servers, linux, and some workstations. I have them all setup as active hosts that nagios pings to indicate they are up. Since they are all behind firewalls all I'm doing for host status is in fact just pinging the firewall. I'm a little confused about using passive checks and not sure if this is the right way to go about doing what I want. I monitor the firewall and know that is up, and for all those hosts behind I'm just pinging the fw, no need to do that. I use nrpe or nsclient to monitor the services and really that's all I need. Can someone point me in the right direction so I can stop the active host status pings for all hosts behind the firewalls.
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