Reg: Check_http_Port

[Rajesh Kumar]

Hi James Moseley



             Thanks For your valuable reply for my request. I got the port
based check_http monitoring. Thanks.



My command definition as follows,



# 'check_http' command definition

define command{

        command_name    check_http

        command_line    $USER1$/check_http -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -p $ARG1$

        }



define host{

        use                    linux-server

        host_name       USSERVER

        alias                 USSERVER

        address             saas-test1.com

        }

define service{

        use                              generic-service

        host_name                  USSERVER

        service_description    HTTP

        check_command         check_http!8082

        check_interval             3

        check_period               24x7

        retry_interval               2

        max_check_attempts   2

        notification_interval   5

        notification_period     workhours

        notification_options    w,c,u,r

        notifications_enabled   1

        }



Regards

B.Rajeshkumar

On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 10:03 PM, James Moseley
<jmoseley at corp.xanadoo.com>wrote:

> On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 8:33 AM, Rajesh Kumar <ras.kumar01 at gmail.com>wrote:
>
>> Hi All
>>
>>
>>
>>    I have installed Nagios Core in my CentOS but not able to configure
>> port based check_http. We are using several port in apache-tomcat in remote
>> server. We can able to configure default port 80. I have to need to
>> configure server port of 8082, 8084 …  could you assist me port based
>> configure on nagios. This is my cfg  file of check_http.
>>
>>
>>
>> define host{
>>
>>         use             linux-server
>>
>>         host_name       USSERVER
>>
>>         alias           USSERVER
>>
>>         address         saas-testing.com
>>
>>         }
>>
>> define service{
>>
>>         use                              generic-service
>>
>>         host_name                  USSERVER
>>
>>         service_description    HTTP
>>
>>         check_command        check_http
>>
>>         check_interval            3
>>
>>         check_period              24x7
>>
>>         retry_interval              2
>>
>>         max_check_attempts  2
>>
>>         notification_interval   5
>>
>>         notification_period      workhours
>>
>>         notification_options    w,c,u,r
>>
>>         notifications_enabled   1
>>         }
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> B.Rajeshkumar
>>
>
> Your check command definition (which you didn't attach) should look
> something like:
>
> define command{
>         command_name    check_http
>         command_line    $USER1$/check_http -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -p $ARG1$
>         }
>
> Then the check_command argument in your service definition, if you were
> checking port 80, would look like:
>
> check_command        check_http!80
>
> If you want to check other ports, then you'll have to create a different
> service for each port you want to check.
>
> --
> James Moseley
>
>
>
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