IIRC, we ran into the same issue. I dont have access to my configs at
this moment, but I am fairly sure we used two dollar signs.
check_command check_nt_service!SQLAgent$SPSQL
check_commandcheck_nt_service!SQLAgent$$SPSQL
Ugly, isnt it. :)
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t: RE: [Nagios-users] dollar sign in check_command
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I have a service defined (below) to use the NSClient tool to check if a
service is running on a Windows 2000 system. The service on the Win2k
box is an instance of SQL server for a particular application and the
service has a "$" in its name, that is just how SQL 2000 distinguishes
between NT servi
