Notification.

[Marcin Praczko]

Dear Nagios user. 
 
I would like to ask you about some Nagios notification configuration.
 
On my Nagios I have two notification, one is via email, and second is via SMS.
 
And now if some problem will appear I have got both alert email and sms, what is correct. But know on my servers some problems 
Cannot be fixed in 5/10 minutes. (Two servers every day are busy durning the day). And know I’ve got SMS and email any time 
When this is chcecking – which in my confirmation is every 2 minutes. 
 
I would like to ask you that is possible to configure get on SMS when some problem with appear? 
For example:
-         everything is OK --- no alerts
-         I have some problem (but it will take langer to fix that 5 minutes) – I would like to get only one SMS, but I can get a lot of emails
-         When the problem will be fixed – and for example will appear after two/three hours – I would like to get again only one SMS 
 
It is possible?
 
Marcin Praczko.
 

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