Assaf Flatto wrote:
> hello list
>
> I have an odd issue with service dependencies
>
> I have 360 hosts with 2400 services in my nagios , and i thought i set up an
> "all encompassing"
> service dependency in order to get only one alert of a host goes down .
>
There is an automatic service->host dependency that suppresses notifications
for all services that are on hosts in a non-UP state, so this seems like an
exercise in futility to me.
> define servicedependency{
> host_name *
> service_description PING
> dependent_host_name *
> dependent_service_description *
> execution_failure_criteria c,u,w
> notification_failure_criteria c,u,w
> inherits_parent
> }
> In my calculation i should be having a list of 2400 dependencies and in the
> "show config- > service
> dependencies " it should generate a list of 4800 lines .
>
This would add 360*360*(2400-$services_named_PING) dependencies.
Assuming you have one PING service on each host, that's a total of
264384000 service-dependencies. *ALL* those dependencies would be
circular, so this simply cannot be how you have configured Nagios.
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