Hi Scott, yes it is possible. Specify a list of service patterns this rule shall apply to. The patterns must match the beginning of the service in question. Adding a $ to the end forces an excact match. Pattern use regular expressions. A .* will match an arbitrary text. The text entered here is handled as a regular expression pattern. The pattern is matched from the beginning. Add a tailing $ to change it to a whole text match. The match is performed case sensitive. Read more about regular expression matching in Checkmk in our user guide. You may paste a text from your clipboard which contains several parts separated by ";" characters into the last input field. The text will then be split by these separators and the single parts are added into dedicated input fields.
In the service field where you entered "CPU", is it possible to use RegEx there to catch a larger swath of services?
Hi Scott, yes it is possible.
Specify a list of service patterns this rule shall apply to. The patterns must match the beginning of the service in question. Adding a $ to the end forces an excact match. Pattern use regular expressions. A .* will match an arbitrary text. The text entered here is handled as a regular expression pattern. The pattern is matched from the beginning. Add a tailing $ to change it to a whole text match. The match is performed case sensitive. Read more about regular expression matching in Checkmk in our user guide. You may paste a text from your clipboard which contains several parts separated by ";" characters into the last input field. The text will then be split by these separators and the single parts are added into dedicated input fields.