Deadpool - question
Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2017 9:39 am
Hi,
We are thinking of enabling our deadpool setting but are a little unsure about the impact it may have.
I see it is a two stage process, after the first x days the host/service is moved to the deadpool. Then after y days they get automatically deleted from the system.
For the hosts, we are OK. If it is not responding for a long period then it's been decommissioned and the engineer forgot to remove it.
But for services we are not OK. It may be that a service is in problem state but the resolution is waiting on a 3rd party to do their bit. So, not ideal, but it may take some time to fully resolve.
Question - can you set an exclusion filter to exclude ALL services? I've tried on our test box using the exclusion filter * but still the services get put into the dead pool. Or is there a way of saying - "don't process for services" ?
Thanks
Live system 2014R2.0 (which I've not tested this on).
Test system 5.2.8
We are thinking of enabling our deadpool setting but are a little unsure about the impact it may have.
I see it is a two stage process, after the first x days the host/service is moved to the deadpool. Then after y days they get automatically deleted from the system.
For the hosts, we are OK. If it is not responding for a long period then it's been decommissioned and the engineer forgot to remove it.
But for services we are not OK. It may be that a service is in problem state but the resolution is waiting on a 3rd party to do their bit. So, not ideal, but it may take some time to fully resolve.
Question - can you set an exclusion filter to exclude ALL services? I've tried on our test box using the exclusion filter * but still the services get put into the dead pool. Or is there a way of saying - "don't process for services" ?
Thanks
Live system 2014R2.0 (which I've not tested this on).
Test system 5.2.8