parents definition

[Hendrik Baecker]

Philipp Snizek schrieb:

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>>>Hi
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>>>in the hosts.cfg is a parameter called 'parents'. I have 
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>>understood the 
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>>>idea of 'parents' and find it great. However, in what cfg do 
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>>I specify 
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>>>a parent?
>>>When testing the config I'm getting this:
>>>Error: 'switch' is not a valid parent for host 'host1'!
>>>       Checked 1 hosts.
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>>>Thanks
>>>Philipp
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>>Do you have a host called "switch" that can be a parent for 
>>your "host1"?
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>Yes, that host "switch" is the switch connecting the nagios and the
>host1 box. 
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Well, can you send the two parts of your hosts.cfg which handles the two 
hosts "switch" and "host1"?

>Philipp
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