I've some hosts that are under attack and some hosts that will be under attack.
What cmd(s) should I use to stop notifications on all of them ?
I've tried ACKNOWLEDGE_SVC_PROBLEM but all it does is disabling passive checks. Some of my svc checks are active checks.
Should I use DISABLE_HOST_SVC_NOTIFICATION in addition to ACKNOWLEDGE_SVC_PROBLEM ?
Also, should I use ACKNOWLEDGE_HOST_PROBLEM instead ? If a host is under attack, multple services could be affected. It'll be nice to issue just one cmd instead of multiple
ACKNOWLEDGE_SVC_PROBLEM.
Also, should I use the sticky option for
ACKNOWLEDGE_{SVC,HOST}_PROBLEM ?
Remember that some of the hosts are NOT YET under attack but I THINK that they'll be within 10 mins or so...
Thx much.
