Disable scheduled downtime announcements

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burn
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Disable scheduled downtime announcements

Post by burn »

Dear,

I've got 2 questions regarding scheduled downtime.

1. Is it possible to disable the scheduled downtime announcements. I don't want to receive a message at the start and the end of a maintenance window.

2. How can I make a scheduled downtime for all object or multple hostgroups at once?


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Re: Disable scheduled downtime announcements

Post by scottwilkerson »

Yes.

If you click your username in the top right corner of the web UI, then click "Notification Preferences" you can uncheck
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Re: Disable scheduled downtime announcements

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1. Is it possible to disable the scheduled downtime announcements. I don't want to receive a message at the start and the end of a maintenance window.
Each user can modify his/her notification preferences. You can click on the username in the upper right corner, then go to "Notification Preferences", clear the "Host/Service Downtime" checkboxes, and click on "Update Settings".
Note: With Nagios XI Enterprise Edition, you can set notification preferences "globally" for all users, even lock settings for selected (non-adin) users.
2. How can I make a scheduled downtime for all object or multple hostgroups at once?
You can schedule a recurring downtime for a hostgroup or servicegroup by going to:

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Home->Incident Management->Recurring Downtime
You can create a hostgroup under CCM, that contains all hosts, and schedule a recurring downtime for this particular hostgroup. Same with the servicegroups...

If you want to remote the downtime (in bulk), you can just go to:

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Home->Mass Acknowledge->Mass Remote Downtime->Check All->Remote Downtimes
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