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moshe sharon wrote:
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<div>Hi</div>
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<div>its pretty simple solution without perl script. create a service
called NRPE </div>
<div>and enter the following check_command</div>
<div>command_name nrpe_version</div>
<div>command_line ./check_nrpe -H <a href="http://212.150.36.20">212.150.36.20</a></div>
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<div>when running this command against NRPE daemon you should get
response "NRPE v2.0"</div>
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<div>now create your dependencies that this NRPE is the master server
and the other dependent on it.</div>
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Yes, that's what I've done, but how do you do it by simply defining one
dependency to do the same thing across multiple servers?<br>
If I use wildcards in the dependency, it makes every NRPE client
service depend on every other NRPE server in the network, not just the
server that service instance runs on.<br>
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Andy.<br>
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