strange problem with service check rescheduling
Seth Simmons
ssimmons at cymfony.com
Wed Jul 9 15:19:34 CEST 2008
I have a strange problem with some service checks.
We have a number of customer sites that are being monitored. There is a
group in asia that often will recycle sites during the night (US) and so
the monitoring schedule of these checks is 24x7 with exclusion of
4am-5:30am.
Here is the problem.
Last 3 days I get up in the morning and Nagios shows a number of service
checks in a critical state. The last 2 days it was only a few, but
today is 42 (all customer sites). The last check of the service is
showing 3:55am which is right before the exclusion period starts.
However, it never started again at 5:30am. In addition, the next
scheduled check is midnight tomorrow. I know they are not doing this
(manual reschedule) because I have user authentication enabled and the
apache log shows no access the last several hours.
I've had this exclusion in place for over a month and this just started
on Monday. I did not make any changes over the weekend. Very
strange...
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