Scheduled downtime

[Greg Vickers]

Peter,

There is currently no way to schedule recurring downtime for a host. To get 
around this, make a timeperiod that excludes 5am to, say, 5:10am (depending 
on how long you don't want to check the services on that host) and apply 
that timeperiod to the service checks on that host.

Greg

At 07:45 AM 16/12/2003, Arzamendi, Peter wrote:
>I have a server that reboots every morning at 5:00am. Is there a way I
>can set the scheduled host downtime to repeat every day for that host at
>the time?
>
>Pete
>
>
>Peter Arzamendi
>Fiskars Brands, Inc.
>
>
>
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