Hi-
I'd like a clarification on notification filter logic.
If a host goes down and a host down notification gets sent out, will all service notifications for services on that host be suppressed?
Thanks in advance!
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Service notifications on problem hosts
Re: Service notifications on problem hosts
as far as I understand it will
kind regards
Stijn
kind regards
Stijn
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slansing
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Re: Service notifications on problem hosts
Yes they will be suppressed as the Host for the Services is unreachable. You were correct stijnB.
Re: Service notifications on problem hosts
Is there a simple way to change this behavior, other than tinkering with notification intervals?
Thanks!
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Thanks!
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sreinhardt
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Re: Service notifications on problem hosts
Probably the best and possibly only way to do this would be this:
set host check to "check-dummy 0"
create a ping service check, if you still wish to have an uptime esque graph.
if you wish services to go down when host is down, set all services except ping, to be dependent on ping check.
Otherwise regardless of the host state, as it will never change, the service checks will still go through.
Does that make sense for what you are attempting to do?
set host check to "check-dummy 0"
create a ping service check, if you still wish to have an uptime esque graph.
if you wish services to go down when host is down, set all services except ping, to be dependent on ping check.
Otherwise regardless of the host state, as it will never change, the service checks will still go through.
Does that make sense for what you are attempting to do?
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Re: Service notifications on problem hosts
Yes, that makes perfect sense.
Thanks!
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Thanks!
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