NOD - Question

[Hendrik Baecker]

Ok ok...

looked for information again with wide open eyes and found them.

For everyone who's looking for them too:

Have a look in the include/db.h file from the ndoutils.

/**************** Object types *****************/

#define NDO2DB_OBJECTTYPE_HOST                1
#define NDO2DB_OBJECTTYPE_SERVICE             2
#define NDO2DB_OBJECTTYPE_HOSTGROUP           3
#define NDO2DB_OBJECTTYPE_SERVICEGROUP        4
#define NDO2DB_OBJECTTYPE_HOSTESCALATION      5
#define NDO2DB_OBJECTTYPE_SERVICEESCALATION   6
#define NDO2DB_OBJECTTYPE_HOSTDEPENDENCY      7
#define NDO2DB_OBJECTTYPE_SERVICEDEPENDENCY   8
#define NDO2DB_OBJECTTYPE_TIMEPERIOD          9
#define NDO2DB_OBJECTTYPE_CONTACT             10
#define NDO2DB_OBJECTTYPE_CONTACTGROUP        11
#define NDO2DB_OBJECTTYPE_COMMAND             12
#define NDO2DB_OBJECTTYPE_HOSTEXTINFO         13
#define NDO2DB_OBJECTTYPE_SERVICEEXTINFO      14


Hendrik Baecker schrieb:

> Hi all,
>
> I am just playing with the new NOD Broker Module, especially with 
> building of a template based Web GUI under php.
>
> I am asking myself if there is any documentation about the different 
> types such as check_type within the ndo_hoststatus table or the 
> object_types in ndo_objects.
>
> I have just walked through the different nod sources but did not find 
> any hints that can explain that a
>
> ndo_objects.objecttype_id of 1 represents that this object is a 
> configured host and so on...
>
> Is there any documentation? Or just any hints where I can look for 
> information?
>
> Regards
> Hendrik
>
>
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