timeperiods issue

[Scott]

Actually it means that nagios is not "notifing" you in that period.. it
actually still checks the host though. I think you would have to set a
check_period to the same timeperiod for it to actually stop checking. This
 doesnt explain why you are getting notifications over this period for the
host though.

Anoop Atre said:
> Ok I've got a small issue, a server I'm monitoring goes down every night
> 3AM ~ 3:50AM
> But Nagios still checks the host and notifies me that it's down. What am
> I doing wrong?
>
> This is my timeperiods.cfg
>
> # 'bkup_down' timeperiod definition
> define timeperiod{
>  timeperiod_name bkup_down
>  alias  24 Hours A Day Minus Downtime for Backup, 7 Days A Week
>  sunday  00:00-03:00,03:50-24:00
>  monday  00:00-03:00,03:50-24:00
>  tuesday  00:00-03:00,03:50-24:00
>  wednesday 00:00-03:00,03:50-24:00
>  thursday 00:00-03:00,03:50-24:00
>  friday  00:00-03:00,03:50-24:00
>  saturday 00:00-03:00,03:50-24:00
>  }
>
> This is the host definition in hosts.cfg
>
> # '<SNIP>' host definition
> define host{
>         use                     generic-host            ; Name of host
> template to use
>
>         host_name               <SNIP>
>         alias                   <SNIP> Linux Server
>         address                 <SNIP>
>         parents   cage-switch1
>         check_command           check-host-alive
>         max_check_attempts      10
>         notification_interval   480
>         notification_period     bkup_down
>         notification_options    d,u,r
>         }
>
> There is no notification period in the generic template and the only
> entry is as above.
> So shouldn't this mean Nagios is not checking that host between 3~4?
>
> ~
>
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