Hello,
I am looking at best practices to implement a 2nd alternative notification
method that Nagios could use incase our office "internet" is down so that we
still receive those messages? If the internet is down, the outside world would
not be able to login to their email systems to see the nagios warnings.
What would be an alternative to this?
We do have a 2nd ISP in the office as a alternative (it is used to test stuff
bypassing all the H/W & S/W firewalls & security) that I could use, but how do
you configure or tell Nagios to send notifications through that to a specific
outside-of-our-servers mailbox? (ex, gmail?).
Thanks.
Mirza Dedic
Jr. Technical Analyst - The Oppenheimer Group
Office #(604) 461-6779 : Cell #(778) 895-8950
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