passive or active checks over ssh satellite (cause of dmz) [solved]

[Denny Schierz]

hi,

reading my own words could be useful, sometimes ;-)

for google:

Example for disk:

commands.cfg

#####

[...]

define command{
   command_name ssh_check_dmz_icmp
   command_line $USER1$/check_by_ssh -H ssh-sat -C "$USER1$/check_icmp  
-H $ARG1$"
}


define command{
   command_name ssh_check_dmz_rootdisk
   command_line $USER1$/check_by_ssh -H ssh-sat -C "$USER1$/check_nrpe  
-H $ARG1$ -c check_hda5"
}

#####

host.cfg

#####

define host{
  use linux-server
  host_name dmzpc01
  address 192.168.198.101
  check_command ssh_check_dmz_icmp!dmzpc01
}

define service{
  use generic-service
  host_name dmzpc01
  service_description Check rootdisk
  check_command ssh_check_dmz_rootdisk!dmzpc01
}

Mabe, you can use sh_check_dmz_rootdisk!$HOSTADDRRESS$, but not tested now.
Don't forget to configure nrpe on dmzhost01. Also it is in most cases  
better to use IP, instead of hostnames!

cu denny

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