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members ca1,Ping,ldap1,Ping,wiki1,Ping | members ca1,Ping,ldap1,Ping,wiki1,Ping | ||
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where ca1, ldap1 and wiki1 are host_name and Ping is service_description. Thus members of servicegroup are created by specifying host_name and service_description pairs. Intuitively most administrators assume servicegroup members to be host_name and service_name which unfortunately is not the case. | where ca1, ldap1 and wiki1 are host_name and Ping is service_description. Thus members of servicegroup are created by specifying host_name and service_description pairs. Intuitively most administrators assume servicegroup members to be host_name and service_name which unfortunately is not the case. | ||
Revision as of 10:59, 1 April 2014
<yambe:breadcrumb>Nagios_configuration|Nagios configuration</yambe:breadcrumb>
Creating servicegroups
Creating servicegroups in nagios is non-intuitive and also there is no default servicegroup. Example configuration of a service group is:
define servicegroup{
servicegroup_name Ping
alias Ping
members ca1,Ping,ldap1,Ping,wiki1,Ping
}
where ca1, ldap1 and wiki1 are host_name and Ping is service_description. Thus members of servicegroup are created by specifying host_name and service_description pairs. Intuitively most administrators assume servicegroup members to be host_name and service_name which unfortunately is not the case.
