checkmk 2: Read information from i-doit and checkmk#

The following commands will give you a fast overview about your i-doit and checkmk configuration. They are very useful for debugging and testing purposes without altering your data.

i-doit objects#

List i-doit objects with command fetch-objects:

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idoitcmk fetch-objects

Fetch all available information about i-doit objects:

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idoitcmk fetch-objects -v

Type --help for command-line options to filter these objects.

checkmk hosts#

List checkmk hosts with command fetch-hosts:

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idoitcmk fetch-hosts

Fetch all available information about checkmk hosts:

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idoitcmk fetch-hosts -v

Type --help for command-line options to filter these hosts.

Fetch all hosts, but without “effective” attributes which are inherited from rulesets, folders, etc.:

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idoitcmk fetch-hosts -v -s check_mk.webAPI.effectiveAttributes=false

Compare objects and hosts#

The command match matches objects from i-doit with hosts from checkmk and prints detailed reports.