At least in the context of Checkmk, what’s the difference between a rule and a parameter? They seem to refer to the same thing. If a distinction does exit, I’m basically looking for succinct definitions of each. Examples would be great, too.
Hi,
take a look at the manual. There you will find a lot of information: Rules
Generally a Parameter is a part of a rule. For every rule you can define individually Parameters. For. With the Parameters you can configure a rule.
There is another useful information: Understanding and configuring services - Detecting and monitoring elements of a host
The best way to understand the Parameters is to create a rule.
You can take a look at this tutorial too.
Regards
Anastasios
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That helps. Thanks Anastasios.
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