Hi,

Clear status is not bad, that means it¹s not configured, and sometimes, you don¹t need it. Indeed, by default nothing is checked because everybody doesn¹t want to check oracle process for instance ;-) It really depends about your devices.

But if you want to configure files,procs, ports, you have to edit the hobbit-clients.cfg file in $HOBBITHOME/server/etc/ directory.

There is at the begining an help very usefull.

Here an exemple of my own conf for a freebsd box:

HOST=xxxxx.xxx PORT "LOCAL=%(.80|.443)$" STATE=LISTEN min=4 max=7 col=yellow "TEXT=Apache en LISTEN" PORT "LOCAL=%(.22)$" STATE=LISTEN min=5 max=5 col=yellow "TEXT=ssh en LISTEN" PROC httpd state=ESTABLISHED min=0 max=600 color=yellow TRACK=http "TEXT=HTTP actives connexions" PROC ssh state=ESTABLISHED min=0 max=20 color=yellow TRACK=ssh "TEXT=SSH actives connexions " PROC /usr/local/sbin/snmpd 1 1 red PROC mysqld 5 red LOG %/var/log/messages netstat COLOR=yellow LOG %/var/log/messages ciss COLOR=red FILE /bin/sh MD5=032ff0ffb92fc7b7bbe964b2c1aeda8d FILE /bin/csh MD5=baded8472096d90dba5a958f1e9c59ef FILE /usr/local/bin/bash MD5=7a68cb44fd900b43b1cde99278ef0574 MEMSWAP 10 20 LOAD 1.1 1.5

There is the DEFAULT section at the END of the file. It matches all the devices, you can add some generic checks here (like the crond process for instance).

Regards,

On 17/04/09 19:46, "pankaj dorlikar" <pankaj.dorlikar at gmail.com> wrote:

hello, i am getting clear status for files,ports and procs colums for the host being monitored. files-No files checked.clear ports-ports not ok;no port checks defined procs-process not ok;no process checks defined.

How to configure all this ?why clear staus? what to do to change it to green? help...