Downtime scheduling

[Tal Cohen]

I don't know that Nagios will treat that right. I think you need to specify
a time between 00:00 and 23:59. I would try 00:00-00:59,04:00-23:59 instead
of 04:00-01:00

 

Tal

 

 

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Riggin
Sent: Friday, November 02, 2007 3:05 PM
To: Larry Low
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Thanks for the reply.  Here is what I did..


define timeperiod{
        timeperiod_name maintenance
        alias           Maintenance period
        sunday          04:00-01:00
        monday          04:00-01:00 
        tuesday         04:00-01:00
        wednesday       04:00-01:00
        thursday        04:00-01:00
        friday          04:00-01:00
        saturday        04:00-01:00
        }

And on the host check template I put maintenance in as the
notification/check schedule.  Will this work? 



On 11/2/07, Larry Low <llow at telesphere.com> wrote:

Timeperiods is the best idea.  You can either use the notification_period or
check_period depending on your end needs.

 

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What is the best way to allow for a 1-4AM outage on a few hosts?  A cron job
that will schedule it every night, or through time periods?  


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