Thank you kindly, that was simple :)
On 10-03-09 12:20 PM, Rick Williams wrote:
Johnny -- there are multiple ways of doing this, you can do it on per
host basis but I suggest creating a new service check:
goto: Configuration --> Service Checks
locate the SSH check under Network - Services
click the Copy sign (to the right of the trash can)
give it a new name like SSH-2202
down under arguments, change the port # after the -p from 22 to match
the port you run on.
submit and apply changes.
On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 2:52 PM, Johnny Stork <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
How does one go about changing the port used for SSH checks on
some servers? I use 2 different ssh ports depending on the
location of the servers
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