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Step-by-step guide

1. Enable You need to enable SSH on the monitoring system (https://docs.checkmk.com/latest/en/agent_linux.html#_creating_ssh_key_pairs)
   .Create the script
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   On a Windows machine (Check that manual for SSH → Windows monitoring over SSH)

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   ECHO OFF "C:\Program Files (x86)\checkmk\service\check_mk_agent.exe" test > HostFile scp HostFile USER@CMKSERVER:/var/cmk/HOST

   Create a batch job to run the script automatically (https://www.windowscentral.com/how-create-automated-task-using-task-scheduler-windows-10#create_advanced_taskscheduler_windows10)
   On a Linux machineand to generate ssh keys.
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2. Create the script on your Linux machine:

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   #!/bin/bash check_mk_agent | ssh USER@CMKSERVER "cat > /var/cmk/HOST"

   
   

   The path you use here is where the agent output gets stored. Please have in mind that the path used here will be also used in the "command line to execute" field. Also, the name of the HOST assigned here should be the name of the host you want your monitored server to have.
   
   

3. Create a cronjob to run the script automatically.

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4. On the Checkmk Server, we need to create a rule by going to Setup → Agents → Other intergrations integrations → Individual program call... → Add rule

   Command line to execute: cat /var/cmk/$HOSTNAME$
   
   

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   Use the conditions to either assign this to a folder.
   
   

2. Add the host to the monitoring server:
   
   The host has to be called HOST and needs to have the below properties:
   
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