Hostgroup Availability Report

[Carl Inglis]

( Hopefully I've got the right darn email address this time - Apologies
to the list mods )

Nagios 1.2, on Slackware Linux, using check_ping to check hosts, and
with check_fping as a service on each host.

[ Fixed pitch font ]

<snip>
Host			% Time Up		% Time Down
% Time Unreachable	% Time Undetermined
svr-accounts	0.000% (0.000%)	0.000% (0.000%)	0.000% (0.000%)
100.000%
<snip>

That host has been up and down during the time period covered. All my
hosts are reported as 100% Undetermined.

Can anyone give me any pointers as to what I've overlooked?

Thanks,


Carl
-- 
Carl C. Inglis
IT Systems Administrator
Total Recruitment/Skillwise Ltd.
Help Desk: 01724 273350
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