So I'm looking through your configs from nagios3.ziphata_ph wrote:[1411110576] SERVICE NOTIFICATION: itnetworksupport;SRMSHOST08A;C Drive;CRITICAL;notify-service-by-email;SNMP CRITICAL - C:\ Label: Serial Number 30ae4373 at 82% with 5,220 of 30,482 MB free
The service "C Drive" for the host "SRMSHOST08A"
define service{
use generic-service-cim
host_name SRMSHOST08A
service_description C Drive
check_command check_snmp_disk!public!C!70%!80%
#notifications_enabled 1
}
USES the template generic-service-cim
define service{
name generic-service-cim
use generic-service-template
#contacts itcim
contact_groups cim-admins
}
It has the contact_groups cim-admins
define contactgroup{
contactgroup_name cim-admins
alias CIM Admins
members itcim
}
It has the members itcim
define contact{
contact_name itcim
alias IT CIM
use contact-template
email itcim@xxx.com,itnetworksupport@xxx.com
#email itnetworksupport@xxx.com
}
It has TWO email addresses specified:
email itcim@xxx.com,itnetworksupport@xxx.com
I would be going and correcting all of your contact items that have more than one email address.
As per the core documentation:
http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/3_0/ ... ml#contact
email: This directive is used to define an email address for the contact. Depending on how you configure your notification commands, it can be used to send out an alert email to the contact. Under the right circumstances, the $CONTACTEMAIL$ macro will contain this value.
I think the important words here are "an" and "the" meaning ONE email address per contact.
.... used to define an email address for the contact ....
Once you start configuring Nagios in a manner that it is not coded for, unexpected results can occur.