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How to filter Service Status View
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2016 4:48 am
by Johan159
Hello,
I would like to create a custom display for the Service Status View.
When I click on "Unhandled" I see that it creates this filter :
Filters: Service=Warning,Unknown,Critical,Not Acknowledged,Not In Downtime
I would like to append this filter so that :
- I only see the issues that are in HARD state
- I do not see the issues for the services that have their notifications disabled.
But I do not see a way to edit the filter... Is it possible?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Re: How to filter Service Status View
Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2016 5:59 pm
by ssax
*** Note: This will get reverted if you upgrade and will need to be re-implemented.
*** Make sure that you have known-good backups/vm snapshots before making any modifications
Edit this file:
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/usr/local/nagiosxi/html/includes/components/xicore/ajaxhelpers-status.inc.php
Around line 553 change this code:
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$unhandled_problems_text .= "<a href='" . $baseurl . "&show=" . $show . "&hoststatustypes=" . $hoststatustypes . "&servicestatustypes=" . (SERVICESTATE_WARNING | SERVICESTATE_UNKNOWN | SERVICESTATE_CRITICAL) . "&serviceattr=" . (SERVICESTATUSATTR_NOTACKNOWLEDGED | SERVICESTATUSATTR_NOTINDOWNTIME) . "'>" . $unhandled_problems . "</a>";
To this:
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$unhandled_problems_text .= "<a href='" . $baseurl . "&show=" . $show . "&hoststatustypes=" . $hoststatustypes . "&servicestatustypes=" . (SERVICESTATE_WARNING | SERVICESTATE_UNKNOWN | SERVICESTATE_CRITICAL) . "&serviceattr=" . (SERVICESTATUSATTR_NOTACKNOWLEDGED | SERVICESTATUSATTR_NOTINDOWNTIME | SERVICESTATUSATTR_HARDSTATE | SERVICESTATUSATTR_NOTIFICATIONSENABLED) . "'>" . $unhandled_problems . "</a>";
That should do what you want.
Re: How to filter Service Status View
Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2016 10:16 am
by Johan159
Thank you for your reply!
It indeed filters the service list when I click on the Unhandled problems count.
But the count itself still showed the original number of Unhandled problems (without taking the new filter into account).
So I had to adapt this section as well :
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// unhandled problems
$backendargs["current_state"] = "in:1,2,3";
unset($backendargs["has_been_checked"]);
//$backendargs["has_been_checked"]=1;
$backendargs["problem_acknowledged"] = 0;
$backendargs["scheduled_downtime_depth"] = 0;
$backendargs["notifications_enabled"]=1;
$backendargs["state_type"]=1;
// Commenting below so the unhandled services number actually reflects what is displayed in the table when clicking the link -SW
//$backendargs["host_current_state"]=0; // up state
//$timerinfo[]=get_timer();
//$xml=get_backend_xml_data($backendargs);
$xml = get_xml_service_status($backendargs);
$unhandled_problems = 0;
if ($xml)
$unhandled_problems = intval($xml->recordcount);
So I added the
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$backendargs["notifications_enabled"]=1;
$backendargs["state_type"]=1;
Thanks again for your help!
Re: How to filter Service Status View
Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2016 4:17 pm
by hsmith
It sounds like this one is working for you now. Are we good to consider this one resolved?
Re: How to filter Service Status View
Posted: Thu Jan 14, 2016 5:00 am
by Johan159
Yes, you can close this thread
Re: How to filter Service Status View
Posted: Thu Jan 14, 2016 12:16 pm
by bwallace
Glad we were able to help. We'll lock this thread now and feel free to open another should you require assistance with anything else.