issue with upgrade and services

[jwu]

issue #1:
I upgraded to 2014R1.2 recently, after the upgrade, when I go into CCM and try to view the services, many of the services are blank.
Even though I can see the services from a different view, it would show no services. I attached a screenshot of my findings.

issue #2:
I recently ran SNMP to get specific metrics, starting today, for some reason whenever I auto discover services, I would add a new host with 2 services,
but it would come out with 2 extra services, this happens for every single addition of hosts.
was wondering if I might of misconfigured a configuration file.

[jwu]

issue #1 update: the services recovered. so this issue was resolved.

[slansing]

Part 2:


Are you talking about autodiscovery specifically? Or the switch/router wizard, they are different. The switch/router wizard will give you a port status and bandwidth check, to stop one or the other from being configured, on the step after it scans your device simply un-check the box corresponding with either option.

[jwu]

this happens for both the wizard (snmp walk) and autodiscover
these are for monitoring PDUs

[lmiltchev]

Can you show us an example, when you have the "2 extra services"? I didn't see anything unusual in your first screenshot.

[jwu]

I provided 4 screen shots, 2 examples.

So the Ping and HTTP services is what I added,
but the Input Voltage and Output Amperage are the services that automatic appear.
I recognize these services since I've been trying to add them.
Now it is starting to be automatically added for every host I add to Nagios. (Wizard and manual)

[jwu]

example 2
only expecting Ping Service

[tmcdonald]

Have you modified any templates by chance? This could cause a single service to be applied to every host.

[jwu]

not that I know of, I looked through the template, is there anywhere specific I need to look?

[WillemDH]

Could it be that you added the service to a hostgroup?

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All Hosts In Multiple Hostgroups:
If you want to create identical services that are assigned to all hosts in one or more hostgroups, you can do so by creating a single service definition. How? The hostgroup_name directive allows you to specify the name of one or more hostgroups that the service should be created for. The definition below would create a service called SOMESERVICE on all hosts that are members of hostgroups HOSTGROUP1 through HOSTGROUPN. All the instances of the SOMESERVICE service would be identical (i.e. have the same check command, max check attempts, notification period, etc.).

Grtz

Willem