Sybase check on windows servers

[Florent HOUBART]

Hello Lalita,

>
>This means I will have to pass that particular service name individually
>to check_nt.

You can use Nagios macros for this. Use $HOSTNAME$ to get the name of the service's associated host. For this to work, you have of course to name your host with their hostname.


>Is there any way to resolve this so that I can just mention the
>hostgroup name and need not write separate checks.

You may have to define a command to use this macro, like the following :
define command {
         command_name check_sybase
         command_line /usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_nt -v SERVICESTATE -d SHOWALL -l STBSQL_$HOSTNAME$
}
and use this command in your service definition.

Hope it will help,

Florent

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