host check interval
Douglas K. Rand
rand at meridian-enviro.com
Fri May 23 03:01:31 CEST 2003
OK, here I go, replying to my own email..... ;^)
I think I can do an approximation of host_check_interval by using
escalations. I made the "normal" host notification method something
that doesn't email or page anybody. (I have it going to a log file,
instead of just throwing it away in /dev/null, I have a very cluttered
filesystem. :)) I set the notification_interval to 1 minute. Then
with this escelation:
define hostescalation {
host_name *
first_notification 3
last_notification 3
contact_groups admins
notification_interval 0
}
I get a single notification of the host being down after 3 minutes. If
the host comes up before 3 minutes, I don't hear about it (other than
in the log).
Maybe this is what escelations are supposed to be use for! :)
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