how to monitor mysql and ssh in local localhost ?

[J. Bakshi]

Dear list,

I am new to nagios and installed it yesterday.
Woeking with nagios is a great pleasure. I am using nagios 2.12.

I like to monitor mysql, ssh, openldap, smtp and pop in my localhost
with nagios.

To check mysql and ssh I have added the following at localhost.cfg
========================================================
# Define a service to check MYSQL

define service{
      use                            local-service      ; Name of
service template to use
        host_name                      localhost
       service_description            MYSQL
        check_command                  check_mysql!root!admin
        }


# Define a service to check SSH

define service{
   use                                 local-service     ; Name of
service template to use
   host_name                           localhost
   service_description                 SSH
  check_command                       check_ssh!22!192.168.1.1
   }
=====================================================================

When I restart nagios it reports configuration error.

What have I done wrong ? Please suggest.
Thanks

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