check_nrpe with -n option

stephen wing stephen.wing at steria.co.uk
Tue Oct 16 10:50:42 CEST 2007


Hi All

            I need to use check_nrpe with the "-n" option so that it does
not use SSL connection, When I use this from the command line I get the
result I expect. My question is what should the services.cfg file look like
to include this option. My current services.cfg file looks like this :-

 

define service {

host_name                      HCNTEST1

service_description            / Free Space

check_command                  check_nrpe!5666!check_root

use                            generic-service

max_check_attempts             3

normal_check_interval          5

retry_check_interval           1

check_period                   24x7

notification_interval          60

notification_period            24x7

notification_options           w,c,r

contact_groups                 localadmins

}

 

Regards

Stephen

 

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Stephen Wing

Steria Limited

Senior Technical Consultant

Telephone  02890393605

Mobile       07966823605

 


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