Jerad Riggin wrote:
> Thanks for the reply. Here is what I did..
>
>
> define timeperiod{
> timeperiod_name maintenance
> alias Maintenance period
> sunday 04:00-01:00
> monday 04:00-01:00
> tuesday 04:00-01:00
> wednesday 04:00-01:00
> thursday 04:00-01:00
> friday 04:00-01:00
> saturday 04:00-01:00
> }
>
> And on the host check template I put maintenance in as the
> notification/check schedule. Will this work?
>
Nopes. The start-hour must be less than the end-hour, or you'd
overflow into the next day.
Here's how to write it so you get what you want:
00:00-01:00,04:00-24:00
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