Another variation of the method you mentioned (with two servers) is as
follows. Create the two servers to be monitored at the different times and
hide them somewhere out of view. Create a third server that you will
actually use as the one you're monitoring, and set it up so that it is
dependant on the previous two servers. That way, whenever one of the two
aliases go offline, WUG stops monitoring the third one automatically.
Yes, this is a bet funky but it does work.
Jamie Campbell
LaPlante LCpl Michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@list.ipswitch.com on
07/30/2001 09:13:40 PM
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Andy,
You can turn off the monitoring of that server under the General Tab I
believe and just turn it back on when you are done. I don't believe that
that is exactly what you are looking for but I don't know any automatic
way.
Michael
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> From: Andy Szeto [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Subject: [WhatsUp Forum] Scheduling more granular monitoring
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> Hi All,
>
> I have a server that we perform maintenance on every week from 8:00PM
> Saturday night to 7:00AM Sunday morning. I was wondering is anyone knew
> how to stop WUG from monitoring during that specific time. The best that
> I've been able to do is create one server that's monitored 24 hours on
the
> weekdays, and then create one server that's monitored from midnight to
> 7:59PM on Saturday and another server that's monitored from 7:01AM to
> midnight on Sunday. I'd think that WUG has something that can take care
> of this with just one server, but have yet to find it. Any ideas?
>
> Thanks
>
>
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