Resolve IP address

[Jason Martin]

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The answer is plugin-specific, but I believe they all support FQDN's. 

- -Jason Martin
On 
Tue, 23 Mar 2004, Rineer, Scott R. wrote:

> 
> 
> I have been looking in the FAQ and Google all day for this (and the
> Docs)
> 
> Can Nagios use name resolution to find a host or does it have to use an
> IP address ?
> 
> Ex: if I want to monitor a Workstation PC.  Its IP address is going to
> change on the next boot (DHCP)
> 
> 
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