On 4/2/2014 4:25 AM, Christian wrote:
Hello!
I would like to monitor the same TCP service, on the same host, but
running on 2 different ports. In fact, I run an MX server and it should be
opened on port 25 (of course), and also on port 587 (for local network
authenticated submissions).
So I would like to monitor, on the same host, SMTP on port 25 and on port
587.
If I write "0.0.0.0 myhost # smtp smtp:587" in "bb-hosts", it does not
work and only the last directive ("smtp:587") is taken into account.
What should I do? Create a new service in file "bb-services" called maybe
"smtp-submission", cloning the "smtp" one and adding the 587 port? Or does
somebody have another solution in mind?
I create an alias to the test name in protocols.cfg like this:
[ftp] ==> [ftp|ftp1|ftp2|ftp3]
Then I can use a line in hosts.cfg like this:
0.0.0.0 foo.bar.com # ftp ftp1:2211 ftp2:2212
This reuses all/any of the ftp send/response strings in protocols.cfg
which is nicer than copy/paste the whole section. The problem with this
approach is updates to the Xymon application will repair protocols.cfg
by keeping my modified definition _and_ reinserting the original.
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