If the service check fails, I think Nagios would check the host
anyway. You might like to run a test to confirm this.
testing yes, but your answer didn't cover any part of my question at
all other then you suggest to test it..
anyone else actually knows the answer? i was thinking maybe not to
alexus wrote:
If the service check fails, I think Nagios would check the host
anyway. You might like to run a test to confirm this.
testing yes, but your answer didn't cover any part of my question at
all other then you suggest to test it..
anyone else actually knows the answer? i
if i define my host to be checked/notify only at certain time frame,
let's say 10-18
yet service states 24/7 ... who takes priority? host's definition or service?
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On 8 March 2010 22:16, alexus ale...@gmail.com wrote:
if i define my host to be checked/notify only at certain time frame,
let's say 10-18
yet service states 24/7 ... who takes priority? host's definition or service?
If the service check fails, I think Nagios would check the host
anyway. You
