On 11.02.2014 15:04, Osman Yozgatlıoğlu wrote:
Hello,
Maybe it's very simple question, but I can't find myself.
Icinga sets a host up if just can ping to it.
But, lets say ssh service is blocked somehow and actually down state.
How can I set check_ping as service and set host status up if both
check_ssh and check_ping ok.
If you prefer not to have duplicated checks, you may define 2 service
checks, and use check_cluster with on-demand service state macros to
calculate the host state based on the current service check.
http://docs.icinga.org/latest/en/clusters.html#hostclusters
If you want your host check to be fired directly not reflecing the
previous check result (depends on the service check interval above),
then you might have a look at check_multi combining multiple checks with
a basic rule language into a single result with one state (the host's
state then).
I'm using the second method in various setups for checking dualstack
IPv4 and IPv6 hosts based on their ping4 and ping6 availability. For
simplicity I'm using check_multi but check_cluster without any
additional checks will scale better in larger setups (Icinga 1.x that
is, Icinga 2 doesn't care much).
https://wiki.icinga.org/display/howtos/Dualstack+%28IPv4%2C+IPv6%29+monitoring+with+Icinga
kind regards,
Michael
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