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Well, seeing that somebody (Hi Jeny!) is actually reading this I have to admit that I threw that solution into the garbage bin already. The clean way to solve this problem of course uses user-defined macros and good host templates. I now have all my host specific information like port numbers, urls ...

I guess I solved it myself - was rather straightforward even. Just in case anyone needs this... Feel free to comment if you see something you don't like... Parser script: 1 #!/bin/bash 2 # check_parse_nt 3 # parses socket and executes check_nt 4 # Thomas Kirchtag 2011 5 6 # 7 FULLADDRESS="${1}&...

I use:

check_command check-nt!SERVICESTATE!-l 'MSSQL$$SHAREPOINT'

to check for the instance process - works fine with me...

We have several customers that hide more than one (Windows/NSClient++) server behind one single IP-address. What I usually do in these cases is forward increasing port numbers to those hosts (12489-> HostA, 12490->HostB, 12491->HostC, etc.). On the Nagios side I need to create a service definition f...