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English Support => General Support => Topic started by: prutser on November 29, 2007, 05:19:49 PM

Title: Services: Request and Return codes.
Post by: prutser on November 29, 2007, 05:19:49 PM
Hello there,

Thank you in advance for such a nice piece of software! However I have a question about some service checking functionality. Ill try to keep it as general as possible, so that everyone can use the post.

If you create a service for a managed node to check, how do you create the service? Below is a table, and I only know the request and return codes for http. I'm very interested in FTP and user-defined.

Service:         Request code:                Return Code:

http:             server:/page.html            ^HTTP/1\.[01] 200.*
ftp:               ??                                 ??
pop3:            ??                                 ??
snmp:            ??                                 ??
ssh:              ??                                 ??
user-defined:  ??                                 ??

Thank you for your help,
Best regards,
Peter.
Title: Re: Services: Request and Return codes.
Post by: weec on November 29, 2007, 05:54:17 PM
SMTP:
request = e-mail address, response is not used

SSH:
all tabs is ignored

POP3:
request = user:password, response is not used

FTP - don`t realised
Title: Re: Services: Request and Return codes.
Post by: prutser on November 29, 2007, 06:15:56 PM
Thank you very much.
What do you mean by "Don't realised"? Do you mean that the functionality is not implemented yet?
And what about the "User-defined" functionality?

Thank you very much...
Title: Re: Services: Request and Return codes.
Post by: Victor Kirhenshtein on December 01, 2007, 05:40:54 PM
Yes, it was meant "not implemented". User-defined actually is connect-only check - request and response not used, service considered to be ok if TCP connection was established successfully.
Title: Re: Services: Request and Return codes.
Post by: possamai on January 22, 2008, 02:55:31 PM
Remember not to check your smtp service too often...
It sends an email to the address you enter :) So if you check it every 5 minutes, your mailbox might overload..