configure passive checks
Neil
neil-on-nagios at restricted.dyndns.org
Fri Feb 13 02:06:45 CET 2004
Hi guys,
I read about doing only passive checks in the manual but still can't figure
out how send_ncsa utility will submit results to the ncsa daemon running on
my nagios box.
I have ncsa daemon running now and I have also downloaded send_ncsa for
win32 but I just don't know what utility I will use to monitor a Windows
service. Let say I want to monitor IIS webservice - W3SVC. And also, I do
have another freebsd box that I compiled send_nsca.
Right now, I only know that we need to add "active_checks_enabled 0" and
"passive_checks_enabled 1" in services.cfg for the service we want to do a
passive check. I also read somewhere that we need to set max_check_attempt
to 1. What about check_command in services.cfg?
If someone can provide sample of a service w/c uses passive checks and also
a sample config for Windows running send_nsca, that would help me a lot.
Thanks in advance.
Neil
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