Hi all.
The title pretty much says it all. Is there a way to show average response time to an incident? A report would be perfect. Thoughts?
Determining time to acknowledge a problem
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Determining time to acknowledge a problem
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Re: Determining time to acknowledge a problem
XI currently can't do this. It's a request we've been hearing a lot though, and it's on our radar for a future version.
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Re: Determining time to acknowledge a problem
Okay, thanks. The time an alert occurs and the time its acknowledged must be captured in a database right? Would it be feasible to grab that data from a database and perhaps have a custom PHP report?
Re: Determining time to acknowledge a problem
Yep, and that's pretty much how we would implement it ourselves.
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Re: Determining time to acknowledge a problem
Can you offer some insight as to what tables/fields I need to look for? Would those numbers be in the nagios or nagiosql database?
Re: Determining time to acknowledge a problem
The nagios database stores status information, includes acknowledgments and state changes. The nagiosql database stored the object configurations. You'd need the nagios database for that info. Hope that helps!