"Gary Every" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 12/21/2007 09:26:30 AM:
> Try this:
> This will execute the service on All unix boxes (hostgroup) that are
> NOT in the Storefront hostgroup AND hosts that are NOT demo, logger,
> snowball, laddie or duffgardens
>
> This allows you to set up global services that just some machines or
> hostgroups won't use.
>
> define service {
> use generic-service
> name RAID
> hostgroup_name Unix,!Storefront
> host_name !demo,!logger,!snowball,!laddie,!duffgardens
> service_description RAID
> check_command snmp_sfw_raid!28
> contact_groups Unix
> }
>
> On Dec 21, 2007 8:16 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
>
> I have 6 servers that are our development Vignette environment.
>
> Our development people, who have limited Nagios access for servers
> they are concerned with would like to have the 6 development servers
> in a Nagios
> group. Here's the crux of the problem... How do you monitor a
> service on one machine that is not on another machine (such as
> oracle DB Status, or the
> web portal, or the vignette preview) without creating separate
> groups. I really don't want to have 6 groups of one server each but
> I can't see a way
> around it without playing some check_dummy games in NRPE for
> services that don't exists on a particular server but are defined in the
> group.
>
>
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Ahh. I have not done that because I did not know that was possible. It's one of
those things that I have not explored yet. This will actually help me
simplify the groups that I have now to probable great degree.
Thanks Gary & Everyone else who responded!
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