Re: [Nagios-devel] Antwort: Re: Antwort: Host check retries -

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[email protected] wrote:

[email protected] schrieb
am 17.06.2008 14:33:31:

> First, the host
> define host {
>         name WAN-Instituicao
>         check_command check_instituicao
>         max_check_attempts 10
>         check_interval 0
>         check_period 24x7
>         obsess_over_host 0
>         active_checks_enabled 1
>         notification_interval 10
>         notification_period 24x7
>         notifications_enabled 1
>         register 0
>         notification_options d,r
>         hostgroups WAN
>         contact_groups admins,prevencao
> }


This one looks odd to me...

You have check_interval 0 and
active_checks_enabled
1.

That doesn't make sense to me and I am not sure if
this has a defined

behaviour. Literally spoken it means you want
nagios
to actively check

the host every 0 minutes - which means check as
often
as possible.

Therefor nagios won't care for servicechecks and
the
max_check_attempts when

executing the hostcheck, as it schedules the
hostcheck
actively anyways.

So a hard host down getting inbetween soft service
criticals is expected

behaviour for me.



No, the check_interval 0 means to don't
perform regularly scheduled host

checks as indicated in the nagios manual. This is a nagios 3.x new
value.
The active_checks_enabled
1 is necessary to nagios execute on demand host checks.
With these 2 values nagios 3.x runs the same way nagios 2.x, where
there weren't regularly scheduled host

checks.

Regards,
Emanuel Massano

Regards

        Sascha


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