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Hi,


for my distributed monitoring it would be great if i where possible to
say:
Use the Template and not the option set in the definition.

My problem is that when i have an active check on an distributed server it
is passiv on the master.
I control this beavior with the template system (diffrend templates on
maser/slave)

But i if use check_freshness on the master it will use the check_command an=
d
f.e pings the Host which could get me the wrong results
if for example the ip address on both location pingable but differend serve=
r
i will get the wron result.

so it would be great if i can say in the template use the check_command
(check_dummy) defined in the template and not that defined in the Host.

Mark

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Mark Eisenbl=E4tter
Geissendoerfer & Leschinsky GmbH
www.gl-sytemhaus.de

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Hi,for my distributed monitoring  it would be great if i w=
here  possible to say:Use the Template and not the option set in t=
he definition.My problem is that when i have an active check on an =
distributed server it is passiv on the master.
I control this beavior with the template system (diffrend templates on =
maser/slave)But i if use check_freshness on the master it will use =
the check_command and f.e pings the Host which could get me the wrong resul=
ts
if for example the ip address on both location pingable but differend s=
erver i will get the wron result. so it would be great if i can say=
in the template use the check_command (check_dummy) defined in the templat=
e and not that defined in the Host.
Mark-- Mark Eisenbl=E4tterGeissendoer=
fer & Leschinsky GmbHwww.gl-=
sytemhaus.de

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