Add a "refresh service" button to the edit service view
Some services, like the interface, depend on their previous state.
In order for the new state to be applied the service must be moved to undecided and then moved back to the monitored services.
It would be nice to have an single "refresh service" button in the service edit view that does the same for the selected services in one step.
Comments: 10
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26 Apr, '22
Thomas Lippert Admin MergedDue to a service change, I need to remove a service from a list of Linux servers and rediscover the new service. Unfortunately, this is a host by host operation and not possible via a bulk operation
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06 May, '22
Robin Gierse MergedThis is also true for other types of hosts like network equipment.
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11 May, '22
Robert Sander MergedThere is bulk discovery.
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02 Jun, '22
Robert SanderBasically a "Tabula Rasa" for a selection of service checks.
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13 Jun, '22
DocIt would be nice to search for one or more service names (regex, tags, labels) and then hit the tabula rasa button over many hosts (regex, tags, labels).
But... the problem here would be that in that second the service could be in the unwanted state again. And then everything starts all over again.
And that brings us back to an API call. Or you can set the desired, default state directly by rule. -
29 Jun, '22
Lars Sörensen MergedThe bulk discovery can't refresh individual services. It only overs a Tabula rasa which removes services you mybe want to keep like not running processes.
This would be the same Feature Request like the following, only for Bulk discovery:
https://features.checkmk.com/suggestions/297961/add-a-refresh-service-button-to-the-edit-service-view -
22 Jul, '22
Lars SörensenThe same for periodic service discovery rules:
https://features.checkmk.com/suggestions/312331/wato-periodic-service-discovery-rule-automatically-refresh-services -
01 Aug, '22
Thomas Lippert Admin"Remove and rediscover services on Linux machines in a bulk operation" (suggested by Thomas Lippert on 2022-04-26), including upvotes (10) and comments (3), was merged into this suggestion.
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25 Oct, '23
JPT MergedMaybe there is an option to have the following Feature:
Scenario:
At the initial discovery of a switch the port 7 is DOWN so the OK-State is down and the CRIT-State is up.
Then the Port is beeing used and changes the operational state to UP and goes to CRIT.
What i want to have is an option where i can set the OK-State is now UP without doing a rediscover or an explicit Rule (change state to up or something), e.g a "tabula-rasa light" for only marked services.
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27 Oct, '23
Mohamed Saleh Admin"DOWN is the new UP" (suggested by JPT on 2023-10-25), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.