Hello Hans,
I hope you are aware of that you defined your service as volatile

"Volatile services are useful for monitoring...
Things that automatically reset themselves to an "OK" state each time
they are checked"

http://docs.icinga.org/latest/en/volatileservices.html

You should have gotten a notification for every passive check result,
but the state was reset automatically to OK.

Cheers
Markus


2013/5/29 Hans Scheffers <hans.scheff...@outlook.com>:
> Hi
>
> We have icinga 1.9.0 (using rpm) on a openSuSE 12.2 system, running with
> ~100 servers and  ~2500 services.
> We also implemented snmptt / snmptrapd / nagtrap and we are receiving traps
> in nagtrap.
>
> Our problem is the trap is not shown in icinga itself (most of the time...).
> I have been trying to find out where the trap ends and found that is appears
> in /var/run/icinga/icinga.cmd, but that's the end...
>
> my trap definition:
>
> define service{
>         name                                  trap-service
>         use                                      generic-service
>         register                              0
>         service_description         snmp_traps
>         is_volatile                          1
>         check_command              check-host-alive
>         flap_detection_enabled  0
>         process_perf_data           0
>         max_check_attempts      1
>         normal_check_interval   1
>         retry_check_interval       1
>         passive_checks_enabled 1
>         check_period                     24x7
>         notification_interval         31536000
>         active_checks_enabled   0
>         notification_options        w,u,c
>         notifications_enabled     1
>         register                              0
>         }
>
> And in the server configuration file:
>
> define service{
>         use                                   trap-service
>         hostgroup_name          network
>         contact_groups             network_admins
>         service_description     TRAP
> }
>
>
> The server is dedicated for icinga / icinga-web /pnp /mysql and doesnt show
> any performance problems, and i don't have a clue why it isn't showing in
> icinga.
> Any hints? or any other information needed?
>
> Grtz
>
>
> Hans Scheffers
>
>
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