Hello list, first of all i'd like to thank the Icinga2 guys for providing such an awesome piece of software! I've been using legacy Nagios for many years now and i'm about to replace everything with Icinga2.
I'm currently running the following setup for testing and am not sure on how to achieve my goals: - 1 master endpoint hosting the master zone + global configuration zone - several satellite endpoints which are in separate child zones, each to their own (a zone only contains a single endpoint) - several globally defined templates, notifications, and so on - every satellite endpoint has the notification feature enabled, and i am required to have each endpoint send alert notifications for its own zone (that's my main issue so far) Now when a host located in a child zone goes down i can see that the endpoint located in that zone and the global master endpoint take turns in sending the notifications. - usually I receive one notification from the satellite, then one from the master endpoint, then one from the satellite again, and so on - this behavior seems to be somewhat erratic (sometimes its 2-3 notifications from one endpoint before switching to the other). - am pretty sure that i am not seeing duplicate notifications since the notification intervals are being met. I have tried the following steps: - define "command_endpoint" for host, service, notification and notification apply rule to explicitly use the satellite endpoint - setting "enable_ha = false" in /etc/icinga2/features-available/notification.conf - explicitly setting the variable "zone" for host, service and notification - define notification, notification apply rule, users in the satellite zone All this did not have any effect whatsoever. Can anyone guide me in the right direction? What am i missing here? Regards from Frankfurt, Markus
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