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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 3/20/2017 7:15 PM, Jeremy Laidman
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<div dir="ltr">Does anyone know if it's valid to use multiple NET:
tags for a host, or will it break stuff? I don't actually use
NET: tags for its real purpose (for xymonnet to match with
$XYMONNETWORK) and instead I have some server-side scripts that
are only meant for hosts on some networks. If I wanted to define
a host so that it is included in multiple server-side script
processing, can I do something like this:
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<div>10.1.1.1 <a moz-do-not-send="true"
href="http://host1.example.com">host1.example.com</a> #
NET:net1 NET:net2</div>
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<div>Eventually, someone might want to use NET: tags as
intended, and I don't want to make that not work, or behave
unexpectedly.</div>
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Unfortunately, only a single NET property is available for a given
host. In 4.4 and Terabithia multiple NET's can be assigned to a
given *poller* (or thing using xymongrep) to filter the hosts by,
but each host inherently only has a single stored field for this.<br>
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Depending on your needs, and if someone is planning on using NETs in
the future there, you might be able to combine things textually
(NET:net1.net2). A better option for custom scripting could just be
to add new arbitrary tags into the hosts.cfg lines and filter using
xymongrep (locally) or xymon localhost "hostinfo
XMH_RAW=<string>"<br>
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There really isn't a great arbitrary array-of-values field within
the host record for things like this, other than the config as a
whole.<br>
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HTH,<br>
-jc<br>
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