Scheduled Maintenance and Best Practice
Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2018 1:52 pm
Hey Gents, I have 2 quiestions:
One - Is there a way to disable the "OK" notification when I have hosts/services in scheduled maintenance? I don't get any of the downs which is great but all of the OK's are annoying. If I disable the notifications altogether I tend to forget to turn them back on.
Two - Second question I am really looking for advice. I am monitoring VmWare Datastores through the hosts, and it works great. However, when one datastore goes critical I get a message from all 8 hosts for obvious reasons. I don't want to just monitor one host but I am looking to see how I can get away from being spammed with notifications.
Any Ideas?
Nagios XI 5.5.1
CentOS 6.8
VMware 6.5
One - Is there a way to disable the "OK" notification when I have hosts/services in scheduled maintenance? I don't get any of the downs which is great but all of the OK's are annoying. If I disable the notifications altogether I tend to forget to turn them back on.
Two - Second question I am really looking for advice. I am monitoring VmWare Datastores through the hosts, and it works great. However, when one datastore goes critical I get a message from all 8 hosts for obvious reasons. I don't want to just monitor one host but I am looking to see how I can get away from being spammed with notifications.
Any Ideas?
Nagios XI 5.5.1
CentOS 6.8
VMware 6.5