Le 22/04/2010 à 23:44:35+0200, Giorgio Zarrelli a écrit
> From the manual:
>
> "When hosts change state (i.e. from UP to DOWN), the host reachability logic
> in
> Nagios kicks in. The reachability logic will initiate parallel checks of the
> parents and children of whatever hosts change state. This allows Nagios to
> quickly determine the current status of your network infrastructure when
> changes occur."
Thanks for that.
My problem is :
I've lot of services/hosts under nagios (~1500) and when some
building is out of power (so lots of host/services going down), the
nagios go wrong because of the charge on the server.
The first thing I think about is the parents/children but as you say that's
not going to change anything.
The second idea is to :
Use dependencies and put a set (like all servers in a building) of
host/servers in dependence of top of switch.
And when the power come out, I put manually the top of the switch
to down.
What's do you think ?
Regards.
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