Hello,
Thirst of all, thanks for the software. I use it a lot. Recently I've builded a battery powered temp + pressure sensor. It makes use of the esp's deep sleep option.
This makes it very hard to actively check this device with the Nagios Network Monitoring tool. Nagios does support passive checks which would help me out a lot.
Is there any way this can already be done or is their a possibilty this can be implemented in a future release?
Thanks...
Nagios passive check support
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Re: Nagios passive check support
You mean like pushing the status instead of polling it?
A bit like passive and active mode in Zabbix?
I think that should be some kind of controller structure like there is for MQTT et. al.
I was already thinking about something similar for Zabbix.
Do you have any information on how Nagios is doing communications like that?
For Zabbix it is quite simple and is already on my to-do list. If Nagios has a similar format, perhaps they can be combined in the same controller?
A bit like passive and active mode in Zabbix?
I think that should be some kind of controller structure like there is for MQTT et. al.
I was already thinking about something similar for Zabbix.
Do you have any information on how Nagios is doing communications like that?
For Zabbix it is quite simple and is already on my to-do list. If Nagios has a similar format, perhaps they can be combined in the same controller?
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Re: Nagios passive check support
Haven't tried it yet as still fiddling with switched, but would this not we a way to go?
http://www.usr-local.org/wiki/doku.php/ ... ive_checks
This way you could make a rule to send the update?
http://www.usr-local.org/wiki/doku.php/ ... ive_checks
This way you could make a rule to send the update?
Re: Nagios passive check support
Hmm that's even simpler, using the rules 
For Zabbix that's not an option, but for Nagios could work.

For Zabbix that's not an option, but for Nagios could work.
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