Thanks Daniel - on demand checks was exactly what I was looking for.
Regards,
Erik
On 06/23/2011 05:20 PM, Daniel Tuecks wrote:
> Hello,
>
> sounds like you want 'on demand host checks'.
>
> "Regularly scheduled host checks are optional. If you set the
> check_interval option in your host defin
Hello,
sounds like you want 'on demand host checks'.
"Regularly scheduled host checks are optional. If you set the
check_interval option in your host definition to zero (0), Nagios will
not perform checks of the hosts on a regular basis. It will, however,
still perform on-demand checks of the hos
Hi,
I have a question for the list regarding the behaviour of host checks in
Nagios. My understanding was that host checks only took place if a
service changed state, otherwise the state of the host was assumed based
on the state of the services that host provides.
We have a number of hosts, each
On 11/11/2010 01:13 PM, Yu Watanabe wrote:
>> Not that it fails to reschedule it. Just that failing service checks always
>> force a hostcheck to occur. That's by design. The change was, afair, to
>> make sure Nagios doesn't reschedule the hostcheck when a forced hostcheck
>> happens, and also to n
>Not that it fails to reschedule it. Just that failing service checks always
>force a hostcheck to occur. That's by design. The change was, afair, to
>make sure Nagios doesn't reschedule the hostcheck when a forced hostcheck
>happens, and also to not increment the check attempt variable.
Sorry m
On 11/11/2010 12:21 PM, Yu Watanabe wrote:
> Hello Andreas.
>
> Thank you for the reply.
>
>> Failing service checks trigger host checks. I think there was some
>> patch to make forced hostchecks not count as an attempt. I might
>> be mistaken though, but if you upgrade your Nagios you should see
Hello Andreas.
Thank you for the reply.
>Failing service checks trigger host checks. I think there was some
>patch to make forced hostchecks not count as an attempt. I might
>be mistaken though, but if you upgrade your Nagios you should see
>it behave differently.
So in old version there are s
On 11/11/2010 11:06 AM, Yu Watanabe wrote:
> Hello all.
>
> I would like to ask a regarding to the host check retry interval.
> This is about nagios 3.0.6 , little bit old.
>
> I have set the interval length as 30 and the host check retry interval as
> default , 1.
>
> However, the interval see
Hello all.
I would like to ask a regarding to the host check retry interval.
This is about nagios 3.0.6 , little bit old.
I have set the interval length as 30 and the host check retry interval as
default , 1.
However, the interval seems to be not always 40 which includes the reaper
interval.
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May 16, 2006 6:17 PM
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>
>
> OK I accept that but if it is something like an external router or
> similar where there is nothing else I need to check or can check, I
jus
> want to know if it
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On Wed, May 17, 2006 at 11:17:03AM +1200, Ron Wilson wrote:
> OK I accept that but if it is something like an external router or
> similar where there is nothing else I need to check or can check, I jus
> want to know if it is down, what service can I define so that it keeps
> Nagios happy. Can I d
ers] Nagios Host Check
>
> I have several hosts that I just want to check connectivity nothing
else.
> If I put the hosts in the hosts file Nagios complains that there are
no
> services defined for this hosts. It still works but I want to get rid
of
> the error message. Do I need to c
On Wed, May 17, 2006 at 09:11:43AM +1200, Ron Wilson wrote:
> I have several hosts that I just want to check connectivity nothing
> else. If I put the hosts in the hosts file Nagios complains that there
> are no services defined for this hosts. It still works but I want to get
FAQ: http://www.nagio
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> I have several hosts t
Title: Nagios Host Check
I have several hosts that I just want to check connectivity nothing else. If I put the hosts in the hosts file Nagios complains that there are no services defined for this hosts. It still works but I want to get rid of the error message. Do I need to create some form
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