'depends' directive in config files
Scott Hiemstra
scott at hiemstra.us
Mon Oct 26 20:10:19 EDT 2009
Gonzalo,
I try to think of it like this...
Argus <-> test1 <-> test2
If test1 is a router and test2 is a host on the other side of that router, there is no route to test2 if test1 goes down. I would then setup a dependancy statement where all tests to test2 depend on test1 being up.
Psuedo-code for the logic process would be:
If test1 is down then
do nothing
Else
perform tests for test2
Endif
Something like this would go into the config for test2:
depends: Top:test1
I can't really think of any other way to explain it, perhaps someone else can jump in if this doesn't answer your question.
Thanks,
Scott
-----Original Message-----
From: Gonzalo Perez Brun <perez_brun at hotmail.com>
Sent: Monday, October 26, 2009 6:32 PM
To: Listado de Colsultas ARGUS <arguslist at tcp4me.com>
Subject: RE: 'depends' directive in config files
Mr. Scott:
Sorry for asking this but, i need to figureout how this works. If I have a test1 for example, and test1 depends on test2. If the test1 falldown, test2 stop being tested and assume that is down too?
Thanks.
Gonzalo.
> From: shiemstra at h2.com
> To: arguslist at tcp4me.com
> Date: Wed, 21 Oct 2009 21:21:25 -0400
> Subject: RE: 'depends' directive in config files
>
> The only real documentation I ever found for it was http://argus.tcp4me.com/config-details.html but it is very simple to use.
>
> Service TCP/URL {
> url: http://someurl.somedomain.com
> label: Some Friendly URL Name
> browser: Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Argus - just testing)
> depends: Top:Servers:ServerName:Ping_servername.somedomain.com
> }
>
> This would assume that http://someurl.somedomain.com was hosted on a serv
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