Availability values explanation - help

[Tiago Filipe Carvalho]

I think it represents the percentage of time for each state (ok, warning, etc) when the undetermined state time isn't considered.

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-----Original Message-----
From: nagios-users-admin at lists.sourceforge.net [mailto:nagios-users-admin at lists.sourceforge.net] On Behalf Of carole verdon
Sent: 31-03-2004 10:58
To: Neil
Cc: nagios-users at lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] Availability values explanation - help


I put myself the same question.

Can someone give the explanation, please?

Carole.

Neil wrote:

> Hey guys,
> I copy+paste the information below from AVAILABILITY.
> wwww424
>    TIME OK          TIME WARNING   TIME UNKNOWN   TIME CRITICAL  UNDET
> PING 61.190%(99.899%) 0.044%(0.071%) 0.000%(0.000%) 0.018%(0.030%)
> 38.749%
> SSLCert 61.233%(99.971%) 0.000%(0.000%) 0.000%(0.000%) 0.018%(0.029%) 
> 38.749%
> Web  60.018%(100.000%) 0.000%(0.000%) 0.000%(0.000%) 0.000%(0.000%) 
> 39.982%
> My question is in the number inside the parenthesis. Can someone 
> explain to me what number inside the parenthesis mean?
> Or better, can some explain 61.190%(99.899%) in TIME OK for my PING 
> service?
> Thanks.
> Neil
>
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