That depends on you reporting tool.
Say if you use a perl script, dont think its a tough job to parse nagios logs
to get 11x5 data from 24x7 logs.
Thank you
Nair
On Sun, 08 Jul 2012 21:09:45 +0530 wrote
>Hello people,
The team's SLA is measured with the nagios' reports of 11x5 (mo
Hello people,
The team's SLA is measured with the nagios' reports of 11x5 (monday until
friday on 08:00 until 19:00). And I need to monitoring all services and
hosts 24x7.
Because of that, I have two nagios running.
I don't understand very weel: example: if my host/service is being
monitored on
As 24X7 is inclusive of 11x5, why do you need duplicate service check.Instead
why cant you
tune your reporting tool to pick data for 11X5?
Thank you
Nair
On Sun, 08 Jul 2012 19:28:23 +0530 wrote
>you can not add more than one check period against a host. what you can do is
>to create
you can not add more than one check period against a host. what you can do
is to create duplicate services and use the 11x5 check period against them
and do reporting based upon this and modify the original services with a
complementary check period (24x7except11x5).
regards
ranjib
On Sun, Jul 8,
Hey People,
Currently in my company there are two nagios running in two different
servers because on monitoring the hosts/services 24x7 and the other 11x5.
PS: The 11x5 is necessary to generate reports.
I would like to configure just one nagios.
Is possible to monitore the hosts/services with mor
