Service thresholds
Ben Whaley
bwhaley at costrack.com
Thu Dec 4 21:13:03 CET 2003
Greetings,
I'm sure there is a way to do this with nagios but it isn't immediately
obvious to me. Here is my problem.
I'd like to suppress notifications about state changes for a certain
threshold. For example, say a server of my is hit with a spam message that
is delivered to all my users. The number of processes, number of sendmail
processes, and system load will all increase, all of which I am monitoring.
But if they just increase (over the critical states) and then return to
normal after delivering the spam, I don't want to be notified. I only want
to be notified if the host retains that critical state for, say, 2 or more
checks.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Ben Whaley
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