David Schlecht schrieb:
Hi list
What method works best for recurring downtime? What method
does everyone here use?
There are some shell Script to put some hosts/services via the external
command pipe into your nagios. Take a daily cronjob and it will work for
you.
I think these shell scripts are available on www.nagios-exchange.org or
google for "nagios cron downtime".
I can't seem to get it to work the way I like.
We have a few hosts that go down for maintenance, nightly,
at 19:30-20:00. I use notification timeperiods to avoid
notifications during these times, but if the hosts don't
recover from the downtime, I get no notificatinos.
What works for you?
- David Schlecht (dschl)
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