Hi all,

Last night we did a yum update on our Icinga2 host which rebooted the host at 
01:03.  At the point of reboot Icinga2 sent three host down alerts with 
"Additional Info: CRITICAL - Network Unreachable" for three different hosts.  
The issue is these hosts very unlikely did not go down at all as they're core 
network switches.  Frustratingly looking at the affected hosts in IcingaWeb2 
there's no record of these notifications even being sent.  Is there anything we 
can do to try and retrospectively work out why these notifications were sent 
out, and also deduce why notifications weren't logged properly?

Cheers,

Luke

Luke Whitworth
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