Hosts with dynamic IP addresses

Kevin Keane subscription at kkeane.com
Wed May 6 11:32:24 CEST 2009


Does your network use dynamic DNS by any chance? If you do, you could 
use the laptop's DNS name rather than its IP address.

You may also be able to use a script that enumerates all the machines in 
the network. On Windows, look into the commands "net view /Domain:xxxx" 
and nbtstat -c as some starting points (Samba also has similar commands)

Ken Tang wrote:
> I'd like to monitor a few user laptops in our environment.  They use 
> wireless so they often get dynamic IP addresses.  Is there a way that 
> Nagios can accept any connections, or, a range of addresses for a host?  
> I don't have control of the DHCP server so I cannot assign a fixed IP 
> address. 
>   
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