It's not dumb. I once try it. Answer is: no!
They are not fired.
To whom it may concern:
Q: Why should somebody try this?
A: Sometimes notifications can not be controlled through escalations easily.
So you'd like to close all escalations and allow some of them. That's why.
Anyway, no way to do it. If you disable for a hostgroup (for instance)
notifications, then escalations and other settings related are ommitted.
2007/3/30, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Dumb question - If I have global notifications disabled, will
event-handlers be able to fire?
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