[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 12.12.2005 16:22:34:
> I am using Nagios 2.0b6, but also experienced this issue in 2.0b4.
> Nagios escalations do not seem to work when the state changes after a
> maximum notifications level has been reached. For example, if a
You are mislead. Your escalations are only defined up to
notification 5, at notification 6 they end and Nagios reverts
to the base definition of the service.
> define hostescalation{
> host_name test-server
> first_notification 5
> last_notification 5
> notification_interval 0
> contact_groups oncall,backup
> }
>
> define serviceescalation{
> host_name test-server
> service_description /MYSQL
> first_notification 5
> last_notification 5
> notification_interval 0
> contact_groups oncall,backup
> }
>
> Please let me know if I need to include more information. Thanks in
advance.
Changing last_notification to 0 in those cases should
produce your desired effect if I did understand you
correctly.
regards
sash
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