I have a couple of remote sites, and when the link between the main
site and remote site goes down a LOT of notifications are generated
for hosts in the remote site. I have all the parents set correctly
and it is easy to decipher what is going on when you look at the
overview, but the mass of
Sure it is. The official documentation has a great section on this, which
ends with:
By default, Nagios will notify contacts about both DOWN and UNREACHABLE
host states. As an admin/tech, you might not want to get notifications about
hosts that are UNREACHABLE. You know your network structure,
] Notifications during network outage
I have a couple of remote sites, and when the link between the main
site and remote site goes down a LOT of notifications are generated
for hosts in the remote site. I have all the parents set correctly
and it is easy to decipher what is going on when you look
On 9/28/09 1:00 PM, John Andrunas wrote:
I have a couple of remote sites, and when the link between the main
site and remote site goes down a LOT of notifications are generated
for hosts in the remote site. I have all the parents set correctly
and it is easy to decipher what is going on when
After reading that, I realize that I had misinterpeted the u flag,
thanks I suspect that will help.
2009/9/28 Mathieu Gagné mga...@iweb.com:
On 9/28/09 1:00 PM, John Andrunas wrote:
I have a couple of remote sites, and when the link between the main
site and remote site goes down a LOT of
