Where to store plugins in a standard nagios3 installation

[Jim Perrin]

On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 6:36 AM, sandman42 at libero.it
<sandman42 at libero.it> wrote:

>      Error: Host check command 'check_cisco.pl -h $HOSTADDRESS$ -c public -i
> BRI0/0/0:1' specified for host 'ISDNRouter' is not defined anywhere!
>
> What have I done wrong????
>

Did you also define check_cisco in the check_commands.cfg or similar?
The binary goes basically where you put it, or where the other plugin
binaries are located, but you also have to define the command itself,
not just the command for the host or service. You should have a
commands.cfg or a misc_commands, or a check_commands.cfg or similar in
your /etc/nagios/ dir somewhere. When you find it, you'll see what
you're missing.

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