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Check if the given IP-address is a member of a DNS roundrobin-cluster. Useful if you use DNS roundrobin to define different servers that are "in production".
This is the configurations I use:





define service {

use generic-service

hostgroups skole-windows-terminalserver-group

check_command check_dnscluster!tscluster.ped.local!10.5.48.44

service_description Skole-WTS innmeldt i cluster

servicegroups skole-tscluster-servicegroup

check_interval 30

}



define command {

#./check_dnscluster.pl -s 10.5.48.44 -A tscluster.ped.local -H 10.5.49.32

command_name check_dnscluster

command_line $USER1$/check_dnscluster.pl -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -A $ARG1$ -s $ARG2$

}



define servicegroup

servicegroup_name skole-tscluster-servicegroup

alias Alle servere i tscluster