Monitoring services in cluster setup- Linux servers

[benjaminsmith]

Hi,

That is looking pretty good, but the last argument should have the format as follows.

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ARG4$: $SERVICESTATEID:yourhost1:PING$,$SERVICESTATEID:yourhost2:PING$,$SERVICESTATEID:yourhost3:PING$, $SERVICESTATEID:yourhost4:PING$

The hostname and the service description in $ARG4$ need to be exact (case sensitive). The other thing to note is that this command will not work directly from the CLI due to the on-demand macros.

With a 1 in $ARG3$, you will get an alert if 2 or more services in the cluster are in a non-OK state. Let us know if you get working.

--Benjamin

[pratikmehta003]

Hi Benjamin,

Still not clear on Arg4 usage.

ARG4$: $SERVICESTATEID:yourhost1:PING$,$SERVICESTATEID:yourhost2:PING$,$SERVICESTATEID:yourhost3:PING$, $SERVICESTATEID:yourhost4:PING$

if i have 2 servers with a service called DNS then can u help me how this should be placed? and Ping$ refers to what here?

[benjaminsmith]

Hi pratikmehta003,

So if you want to run the checks against a service called DNS, simply replace PING with the name of this service.

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$SERVICESTATEID:yourhost1:DNS$,$SERVICESTATEID:yourhost2:DNS$,$SERVICESTATEID:yourhost3:DNS$, $SERVICESTATEID:yourhost4:DNS$

--Benjamin

[pratikmehta003]

Let me test it....

[benjaminsmith]

Hi,

Let me test it....

Sounds good. Let us know if you get it working.