Is there a good way to add a list of ldap servers to monitor for response time (with the ldap ) using the same bind credentials and base, rather than entering each one manually with the Monitoring Wizard?
http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Ad ... rd/details
Thank you for your help
Easiest way to add many ldap server tests
Re: Easiest way to add many ldap server tests
You might be able to use the bulk host cloning wizard. http://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagi ... Wizard.pdf
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Re: Easiest way to add many ldap server tests
Thanks Willem for the info. Let us know if that helps.
Re: Easiest way to add many ldap server tests
You can define service template with those parameters and use that service temple in services for different LDAP checks.
Or you can define command with those parameters and use it in LDPA service checks.
Or you can define command with those parameters and use it in LDPA service checks.
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Re: Easiest way to add many ldap server tests
Good options guys, @questrad let us know what you think/try, these are both fairly standard practices employed regularly for this purpose.
Re: Easiest way to add many ldap server tests
You mean what I think?slansing wrote:Good options guys, @questrad let us know what you think/try, these are both fairly standard practices employed regularly for this purpose.
So, we are use the both way in our NagiosXI servers configuration for different type of service checks.
Even for host checks.
Our host checks is include only template where is defined all defaults, even contact group based on OS type
Windows goes to Windows guys, Linux goes to Linux guys.
Almost same for services.
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Re: Easiest way to add many ldap server tests
Apologies, I meant @osbormd, that is what I get for lacking coffee.