On Thursday April 3 2008 07:43:34 pm Christian Schneemann wrote: > Hi, > I have some problems defining my services respectively creating hostgroups > and allocate servicechecks to them. > Here an example: > I want to monitor 10 database-servers. So I could create the > hostgroup "database-servers" and put the 10 hosts in this group. Afterwards > I assign the database-check to this group and every host in this group gets > his database monitored. This works as expected. > But now to my problem: > Almost every host has other contacts to get informed in an emergency. > > A servicedefinition requires a contactgroup in its definition, according to > the manual. > > I have removed the "contact_groups" and "contacts" from the definitions and > nagios started. > > What behaviour can I expect? Will no notification be send out because no > contacts are definied? Or can I expect a fallback to the contacts defined > in the host definition? > > The last one would be a nice-to-have. I had some tests on it now and it seems that the mails are sent to the contacts defined in the hosts definition. Is it a "bug" or a undocumented feature?
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