Fwd: Distributed checking

[Jasmine]

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HI all.. i m still having this problem sorry. i thought i made a config 
mistake, but that does not solve the problem. 

> > just a note that I am having about the same problem as you. Anyone has
> > any ideas?
> >
> > On Wednesday 05 February 2003 19:01, Jason Burnett wrote:
> > > o.k. I am using the distributed method with passive checks to monitor
> > > some hosts I have behind a firewall that I dont want to punch holes in.
> > > For some reason my central nagios server keeps running active checks on
> > > the hosts even though I have that disabled on a per service instance.
> > > So I end up with the service up when it gets the info via the passive
> > > tests then it goes critical when the central server tries to check it
> > > with an active test. Here is the service config from the central
> > > server:
> > >
> > > define service{
> > >     host_name           pinky
> > >     service_description     SSH
> > >     check_command           check_ssh
> > >     max_check_attempts      2
> > >     normal_check_interval       5
> > >     retry_check_interval        5
> > >     passive_checks_enabled      1
> > >     active_checks_enabled       0
> > >     check_period            24x7
> > >     flap_detection_enabled      1
> > >     process_perf_data       1
> > >     retain_status_information   1
> > >     retain_nonstatus_information    1
> > >     notification_interval       1
> > >     notification_period     24x7
> > >     notification_options        w,u,c,r
> > >     notifications_enabled       1
> > >     check_freshness         1
> > >     freshness_threshold     180
> > >     contact_groups          admins
> > > }
> >
> > --
>
> --

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