Ton, thanks for the check for the runtime database. For some reason it was
different in the runtime db. I updated that and all is well. I then actually
went in and made changes and the changes were reflected as they should be in
the runtime db. So not quite sure what happened as far as it getting out of
sync, but it seems good to go now. Thanks for the assistance!
We haven't exposed a UI piece for this, but you can query the runtime database
to find out the exact command that is run. It is in the nagios_servicechecks
table. Something like
SELECT check_command,output FROM nagios_servicechecks where
service_object_id={X} ORDER BY start_time DESC LIMIT 5;
where X is the number from nagios_objects where name1='tsm2.bgsu.edut' and
name2='Check Loadavg'
The other possibility is that nrpe.cfg on the remote end is hard coded to use
10,10,10, rather than using $ARG1$ for its value. You can probably find this
out by running on the opsview server
check_nrpe -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -c check_load -a '-w 20,20,20 -c 30,30,30'
to see if this works properly.
Ton
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