Malcolm Cowe wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I have a quick question arising from a discrepancy between the Nagios 3
> documentation and the service templates supplied with the distribution.
> When defining services, should one use "check_interval" or
> "normal_check_interval"? I'm currently using Nagios 3.1.0 but will
> likely be upgrading to the latest release in the near future.
They are equivalent. According to Barth, check_interval was introduced in 3.0
as an alternative to normal_check_interval. They mean the same thing.
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