Thanks Wolf for the response. Howwver i am curious to know whether we can set a
retry check interval greater than normal check interval. I dont see any mention
about the same in the docs.
Thanks
Nair
On Mon, 02 Jul 2012 16:14:37 +0530 wrote
>
On Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 12:39 AM, Nair wrote:
Hi All
Is there any harm is setting retry check interval plus max check attempt
greater than normal check interval.
Say like configs below:
Config#1
normal_check_interval=10min
retry_check_interval=5min
max_check_attempt=4
Config#2
normal_check_interval=5min
retry_check_interval=10min
max_check_attempt=3
Thank you in advance.
Regards
Nair
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Nair,
As all good consultants would say, "It depends."
There is a small network load for every test so setting shorter intervals
increases the load. If you double the number of tests in an hour, you double
the load. So if you have a large number of tests on a large number of
machines, doubling the frequency of the tests is probably a bad idea. What
value do you think would accrue from increasing the frequency of tests?
In my network, Nagios is set to start sending email notifications if the
failure condition persists more than 3 test periods, i.e., the remote disk root
partition is unreachable for longer than 30 minutes. This particular test
fails on my ftp server during large file transfers, with the message, plug-in
timed out. This has not turned out to be an actual problem, but is an artifact
of flooding the network with file-transfer traffic. In this case it is more
sensible to let the file transfers go through than to know to an utmost
certainty that the drive is not too full.
YMMV
Wolf
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