host/service re-check interval is not correct

[zaji_nms]

dear expert,
we are running nagiosxi 5.2.3 latest
we have noticed that host/service re-check interval what is set it is not behaving accordingly kindly look at the snap for your understanding. in that example re-try intrval is 1 min if host/service state change but it is recheked in seconds why ?
plz resolve this bug asap

[WillemDH]

Weird,

Tested on my test XI and seems to be pretty much one minute there. Do you see this behavior on all your services? Could you doublecheck one or more other failing service retry intervals? Is it possible something happened during that timeframe, such as an apply configuration or maybe a vmotion? Are your date / time settings correct?
Please run

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ntpdate -u <ip-of-your-ntp-server>

Please post output here. Could be your time is a bit off? Is your ntpd configured and running?

Grtz

[rkennedy]

Thanks @WillemDH!

Can you post the full service definition, and the result of grep 'interval_length' /usr/local/nagios/etc/nagios.cfg for us to look at?

[zaji_nms]

[x zops]# grep 'interval_length' /usr/local/nagios/etc/nagios.cfg
interval_length=60

[rkennedy]

Seeing as you're using a template, I'd like to specifically look at your objects.cache file. Can you please PM over a profile?

[zaji_nms]

PFA is the one are you looking or something else ?

[hsmith]

Can you check if what Willem said helps you out?

Weird,

Tested on my test XI and seems to be pretty much one minute there. Do you see this behavior on all your services? Could you doublecheck one or more other failing service retry intervals? Is it possible something happened during that timeframe, such as an apply configuration or maybe a vmotion? Are your date / time settings correct?
Please run

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ntpdate -u <ip-of-your-ntp-server>

Please post output here. Could be your time is a bit off? Is your ntpd configured and running?

Grtz

[zaji_nms]

not having ntp running

[rkennedy]

What are you using to keep your time in sync?

[zaji_nms]

localtime ( system time )
[root@nms zops]# date
Mon Feb 22 11:17:19 AST 2016
[root@nms zops]# clock
Mon 22 Feb 2016 11:09:48 AM AST -0.906650 seconds

then i did hwclock --systohc

[root@nms zops]# hwclock --systohc
[root@nms zops]# clock
Mon 22 Feb 2016 11:18:12 AM AST -0.516143 seconds
[root@nms zops]# date
Mon Feb 22 11:18:13 AST 2016

is it correct or do we need to change to something else what is recommended ?