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host_notification_options d,r
service_notification_commands notify-service-by-email
host_notification_commands notify-host-by-email
email root@localhost
}
define contactgroup{
contactgroup_name opsiadmins
alias Opsi Administrators
members adminuser
}
You should replace adminuser by one or more real users.
20.5.9 Services: opsiservices.cfg
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Finally we define with the services what the Nagios server have to monitor and to display. This definition are using
the definition of the other configuration file above like templates, commands and hostgroups or hosts.
As first part we define the services which give us information’s about the servers. One of these is the check if the
depots are in sync, which is here down against all known depots.
#OPSI-Services
define service{
use opsi-service-tmpl,srv-pnp
hostgroup_name opsi-server
service_description opsi-webservice
check_command check_opsiwebservice
check_interval 1
}
define service{
use opsi-service-tmpl
hostgroup_name opsi-server
service_description opsi-diskusage
check_command check_opsidiskusage
check_interval 1
}
define service{
use opsi-service-tmpl
hostgroup_name opsi-server
service_description opsi-depotsyncstatus-longoutput
check_command check_opsidepotsync_long!all
check_interval 10
}
define service{
use opsi-service-tmpl
hostgroup_name opsi-server
service_description opsi-depotsyncstatus-strict-longoutput
check_command check_opsidepotsync_strict_long!all
check_interval 10
}
The next part is the monitoring of the software roll out. In one check a concrete opsi product opsi-client-agent is
mentioned. In two other check are referenced on a opsi product group opsiessentials and opsi client group productiveclients.
define service{
use opsi-service-tmpl
hostgroup_name opsi-clients
service_description opsi-clientstatus
check_command check_opsiclientstatus
check_interval 10
}
define service{
use opsi-service-tmpl
hostgroup_name opsi-server