Andrew Davis wrote:
> Is it possible to do a sub-group of a hostgroup?
As far as I know, hostgroups are all at the same level, but hosts can be
members of more than one hostgroup. I set my host definitions up like this:
define host {
use prod_windows_server
host_name servername
alias serveralias
address w.x.y.z
hostgroups +FTP Servers,Web Servers
}
My prod_windows_server host template sets a hostgroup of
windows_servers. In the host definition here, the + adds the additional
host groups to the host. Without the +, the host definition's hostgroup
setting would replace windows_servers.
Then, in my services.cfg, I assign services to hostgroups:
define service {
use standard_service
name Web_Service
hostgroup_name Web Servers
service_description Service: Web
check_command check_nt_service!W3SVC
}
You don't have to assign services to a hostgroup, but it's convenient
for me to do so.
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