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There are several ways to run an active check manually. The following are a few examples.

Using cmk -N

The first way is with cmk -N:

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cmk -N will show you the Nagios config. Active Checks in Checkmk are based on Nagios.

Using Livestatus

A second way to access the command is via livestatus:

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OMD[mysite]:~/lib/nagios/plugins$ ./check_http '-u' 'https://www.google.com/' '--ssl' '--onredirect=follow' '-j' 'CONNECT' '--sni' '-p' 'proxy_port' 'myproxyip' 'www.google.com'

For a detailed log, you can use --verbose at the end of the command:

OMD[mysite]:~/lib/nagios/plugins$ ./check_http '-u' 'https://www.google.com/' '--ssl' '--onredirect=follow' '-j' 'CONNECT' '--sni' '-p' 'proxy_port' 'myproxyip' 'www.google.com' --verbose

For more information, you can use --help command flag.

OMD[mysite]:~/lib/nagios/plugins$ ./check_http --help

Using Service Check Commands

For debugging reasons, it could be helpful to run the check manually. Therefore, you need to open the service site of the E-Mail service and search for 'Service check command'. 




Now you can use the command for executing the check manually

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~/lib/nagios/plugins/check_mail_loop -h

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