Comments on Add a new Host and Services to be Monitored by Icinga 2
In this tutorial, I will show you how to add a new host to be monitored by Icinga 2 and how the host’s services, such as a web HTTP server, can be monitored by Icinga. I will also show you how to create your own custom Icinga plugin command in order to monitor UDP services in your network infrastructure.
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I don't think your script actually tests if udp port is listening for connections or not , so basically will return success every time no matter if you actually have a service running on that port
It does not guarantee that the service that opened that port is actually the service the legitimate service. But it can surely verify if a udp port is opened or not.
"so basically will return success every time no matter if you actually have a service running on that port" : do you have arguments supporting your affirmation?
Just test it , what arguments do you need more?
Anyhow use it as you want, it was just an observation.
I couldnt get the myudp command to work, did some checking and it loks like it needed "import "plugin-check-command"" as the second line.
Thanks, You are a Hero! Now I can monitor my Caddy web server that serves the Google Quic SPDY protocol. I used your UDP test script without quic enabled and it says false but when I enabled quic the result was positive.
TiTex It is working as pretended believe me! ;-)