I am trying to create sensors using the following variable in the command but I am getting the attached error every time regardless of the sensor or arguments that I use.
Any ideas what I could be doing wrong here?
This has worked on other sensors so it seems like the issue is the command/variable cannot resolve the hostname of the machine it is being attached to.
Temporary name resoloution failed when creating a sensor
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Temporary name resoloution failed when creating a sensor
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Re: Temporary name resoloution failed when creating a sensor
Hello, @bkeating178. Please save this configuration as it is, then go to the XI home page, find the service check and see whether it's working or showing the same error.
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Re: Temporary name resoloution failed when creating a sensor
@bkeating178, I don't think you can pass $HOSTADDRESS$ inside the $ARG1$ macro. It might work on the home page as I mentioned earlier. Please check.
If it doesn't work on the home page, you may need to use the actual IP instead of the $HOSTADDRESS$ or add this macro to the command itself:
And then delete -H $HOSTADDRESS$ from the $ARG1$ field in the service check settings.
If it doesn't work on the home page, you may need to use the actual IP instead of the $HOSTADDRESS$ or add this macro to the command itself:
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$USER1$/check_postgres.pl -H $HOSTADDRESS$ $ARG1$
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