After reading that, I realize that I had misinterpeted the u flag,
thanks I suspect that will help.
2009/9/28 Mathieu Gagné :
> On 9/28/09 1:00 PM, John Andrunas wrote:
>> I have a couple of remote sites, and when the link between the main
>> site and remote site goes down a LOT of notifications a
On 9/28/09 1:00 PM, John Andrunas wrote:
> I have a couple of remote sites, and when the link between the main
> site and remote site goes down a LOT of notifications are generated
> for hosts in the remote site. I have all the parents set correctly
> and it is easy to decipher what is going on wh
gios-users] Notifications during network outage
I have a couple of remote sites, and when the link between the main
site and remote site goes down a LOT of notifications are generated
for hosts in the remote site. I have all the parents set correctly
and it is easy to decipher what is going on whe
Sure it is. The official documentation has a great section on this, which
ends with:
"By default, Nagios will notify contacts about both DOWN and UNREACHABLE
host states. As an admin/tech, you might not want to get notifications about
hosts that are UNREACHABLE. You know your network structure, an
I have a couple of remote sites, and when the link between the main
site and remote site goes down a LOT of notifications are generated
for hosts in the remote site. I have all the parents set correctly
and it is easy to decipher what is going on when you look at the
overview, but the mass of emai
