By default Xymon uses DNS to determine IP addresses, the address entered in the hosts.cfg file is pretty much ignored unless you use the "testip" directive. I suspect you have a misspelled host name that can't be located in DNS, or the host is not in DNS at all. In either case using the testip directive would cause things to start working. Thanks, Larry Barber On Tue, Sep 25, 2012 at 3:57 AM, Venkatesh Subbaramu < Venkatesh_S04 at infosys.com> wrote:
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I have a windows server being monitored via xymon . The status of the server for the conn parameter says “no such host” . However I am able to ping to the IP address mentioned in the hosts.cfg .Can you please provide additional clues for troubleshooting . Thanks for your help !!!****
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