Is there any standard http header which a ssl termination point should set?
I'm asking because currently we have a loadbalancer which is the termination for https. Behind there's an application server, and at the moment we have no clue wether the request came over http or https.
Should the loadbalancer set a cookie, or maybe a special http header?
I'm currently having a look at Opsview, which looks quiet good. I downloaded the virtual appliance to make some tests and at the moment I'm a bit stuck on a part which I considered to be very easy.
I want to define a service check, which takes a parameter ($ARG1$). This service should now be assigned to a host serveral times, but with different values for the parameter.
Is this possible with Opsview? I even was not able to define a service check with a parameter and then specifie this parameter. In the end I choose "Exception" and then substituted there the parameter $ARG1$ with my desired value. That could not be the right way to achieve this?