Any way to have Nagios send epages only when host or service is critical (not for warnings?)

[Skip Montanaro]

    Steve> Anyone have a solution for the issue of wanting to be notified of
    Steve> warnings but only wanting to paged when the service/host goes
    Steve> critical?

    Brian> OK...  I just started using Nagios last week and find it to be
    Brian> FANTASTIC. Even I know the answer to this one.  RTFM!!!
    ...
    Brian> This information is in the referenced documentation. Please read
    Brian> it before just bailing out to the list.

Perhaps the OP had already RTFM'd.  It wasn't obvious to me how to go about
doing this after looking at the docs you referenced.  I see mentions of lots
of filters which the notification must pass through, but nothing jumps out
at me as a way to establish a filter so that I am paged only if the event is
critical, but sent email for warnings and critical events.

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