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The command in Example 5-3 uses one of the most basic plug-ins for Nagios, check_tcp. This plug-in simply connects to a TCP port on a particular IP address and returns a status code depending on the result of the connection; for example, it returns the OK status if a connection is accepted and the CRITICAL status if the connection is refused. It also returns the response time of the connection. Here s an example of the output of a plug-in: TCP OK - 0.002 second response time on port 22|time=0.001755s;0.000000;0.000000;0.000000;10.000000 The first portion of the output is the check status, OK, and the textual data returned by the plug-in and displayed in the web console as I described in 4. The plug-in can also return optional performance data. The performance data is one or more metrics about the host or service being measured. It is included in the output of the check separated from the plug-in response by a pipe symbol, |.

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The check_tcp plug-in has a number of options, but in this case I ve only specified two. First, I passed the macro $HOSTADDRESS$ to the -H option to specify the IP address of the port being checked. Second, I passed the argument $ARG1$ to the -p option, which indicates what port number to try to connect to. Arguments are passed from the check_command directive defined in your service object definition. You can define up to 32 arguments, named $ARG1$ to $ARG32$. Example 5-4 shows a service object definition that uses the command defined in Example 5-3. Example 5-4. Service check_command Directive define service{ service_description host_name check_command } In Example 5-3 when the service is checked, it executes the check_tcp command and passes an argument to the check command with a value of 514. The value would replace the $ARG1$ argument in the check command when the command was run. This would result in the check command checking port 514 of the owlet host the service was defined on. You see that arguments are prefixed by the ! symbol. Here a service object definition passes three arguments: define service{ service_description check_command } syslog check_tcp!514!60!20 syslog owlet check_tcp!514

As mentioned earlier, you will need to download and install the Microsoft DirectX SDK if you plan to build the Direct3D render system in Ogre Yes, it is huge, and no, there is no way around it (other than to build only the OpenGL render system, which I do not recommend: give your users a choice) If you do this after installing Visual Studio, the DirectX installer will set up Visual Studio s directories for you; if you do this before installing Visual Studio (or are using Code::Blocks), then you need to point the IDE to where the DirectX libraries and headers live on your system Also, you should have the Cg Toolkit installed if you plan to build the CgProgramManager plug-in; if you do not plan to use this plug-in, then you should remove it from the solution or expect it to fail during build.

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