Marlo Bell wrote:
> It depends on how you architect it. With SNMPTT catching all traps, none
> are lost. The plugin I wrote queries the mysql database and alarms if
> ANY traps are present and the php page will show ALL traps that have
> been caught for that particular host. You can then address each trap
> individually with out losing any information. It basically adds a level
> of indirection, by combining asynchronous(passive) traps with active
> nagios checks.
This is all very nice, but I don't want a workaround to the problem.
I want to send multiple alerts to nagios on the same service and host,
AND have them visible in the "service problems" view. A sort of services
that are unaware of state. And this if not specific to SNMP either.
Anyone?
--
Ståle
This post was automatically imported from historical nagios-devel mailing list archives
Original poster: ?ISO-8859-1?Q?St=E5le_Asker=F8d_Johansen?