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Hi -
In nagios v1.x (and possibly in 2.x) we have these notificationlevels: =
ok, warning and critical.
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I would like to have more notificationlevels to play with.
If we compare with IBMs Tivoli they have several more levels =
Harmless,Warning,Minior,Critical and Fatal.
Tivoli also enables you to define your own level (not to straightforward =
though)
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It seems to me that it would be easy to implement new levels in nagios =
also.
F.x.a return-code of 4 might be defined as "fatal" or "catastrophic"
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Regards
=D8ystein Carlson Bleie
Systemadministrator Unix/Linux
[email protected]
908 63 637 / 2286 3765
2226 8109
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Hi –
In nagios v1.x (and possibly in 2.x) we have =
these
notificationlevels: ok, warning and =
critical.
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