Questions about Nsca and check_none command

[Steve Dussaux]

I have successfully made the nsca daemon running, but I'm still being confused
with the check_none command in the SNMP trap example...
How can I tell to Nagios that my passive service is a SNMP trap handled by the snmptrapd and reported to Nagios via Nsca ? 
Steve
 Steve Dussaux <stevox2000 at yahoo.com> wrote:
Hello,

When i try to run nsca daemon :
"nsca -c /usr/local/nagios/etc/nsca.cfg --single"

on my nagios server, i got no nsca process listed when I run a "ps aux | grep nsca" command.
How can i do to have the nsca daemon launched ?

 I try the SNMP traps Nagios documentation example and i don't understand the 
"check_command check_none" directive...
What does it mean ? Do I have to define a check_none command ? If so how should I define it ? 


Thanks,
Steve



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