Re: master switch

Hi, when we want to suppress all alerts for example when we want to reboot a server which is hosting lot of test machines without gracefully stopping these test hosts, we turn-off the "master switch" for the whole alert rule in M/Monit, then reboot and turn it on again when reboo

Re: master switch

Hello Viktor. > Thank you. > It works for *one* check. > > My question would be about *all network* checks, as a network outage > triggers an alert on all of them. > My monitoring server has 10+ network checks. I use similar unmonitor checks in all my check statements. But, it's a small

Re: master switch

You could use the "group" feature to monitor/unmonitor a set of checks 2018-04-15 0:24 GMT+02:00 SZÉPE Viktor : > Idézem/Quoting Lutz Mader : > > Hello Viktor, >> I disable the "check host" services, if the host is not available. >> >> When there is a

Re: master switch

Idézem/Quoting Lutz Mader : Hello Viktor, I disable the "check host" services, if the host is not available. When there is a connection issue in the datacenter where my server is located Monit sends 1 zillion alerts. I use tests like this, to do this. The first one

Re: master switch

Hello Viktor, I disable the "check host" services, if the host is not available. > When there is a connection issue in the datacenter where my server is > located > Monit sends 1 zillion alerts. I use tests like this, to do this. The first one send alerts or do somthing and an additional test to

master switch

Good morning! When there is a connection issue in the datacenter where my server is located Monit sends 1 zillion alerts. What would be the preferred way to skip all network tests when there is a network outage? Thank you. SZÉPE Viktor, honlap üzemeltetés / Running your application