Tom
i think this is the wrong list. (Real answer below)
Am Mittwoch, den 04.06.2008, 09:26 +0200 schrieb Tom Sommer:
> Hi,
>
> I have a growing pain with Nagios that I thought I might share with you.
>
> I have a lot (!) of servers, and while some of them are generic and thus
> grouped, I also have a lot of servers to which I need set up custom
> monitoring per host.
>
> This means, correct me if I am wrong, I need to go to each service I want
> to apply to a host, and enter it into the "host_name" variable.
I think you are wrong. You can make a group per service. You can assign
the group to the host in the host definition. Define the service on the
group et voila problem solved.
example
define service{
=EF=BB=BF service_description MYSERVICE
use some-defaults
hostgroup_name group-myservice
check_command somecheck
}
define group{
hostgroup_name group-mysqervice
alias All hosts running MYSERVICE
}
define host[
use some-host-defaults
name MYHOST
hostgroups +group-myservice
}
Chris
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