Gavin Williams wrote:
> HI there,
>
>
>
> I’ve got a requirement to run a service check at a specific time of day.
> This is to check a backup log and ensure they have run correctly…
>
> This check needs to be run at this time each and every day…
I accomplish the same thing with a combination of a severely restricted
time period:
define timeperiod{
timeperiod_name oncedaily
alias For Running Checks Daily
monday 08:40-09:00
tuesday 08:40-09:00
wednesday 08:40-09:00
thursday 08:40-09:00
friday 08:40-09:00
saturday 08:40-09:00
sunday 08:40-09:00
}
The checks that use this have a normal_check_interval of 30 minutes.
This results in them being scheduled for a single run at 8:40A every day.
--
Sean McAfee
System Engineer
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