service dependencies and hosts

[Karl Latiss]

My understanding of service checks is that if a service check fails then
a host check will be performed. If the host check fails I will receive a
host notification.

If I have service AND host dependencies in place, in what order are they
processed?

IE. if a service check fails and doesn't meet any of the service or
notification check dependencies for check or notification suppression
does a standard host check take place, or does Nagios then check the
host dependencies to see if the failure may be related to another host?

I can't find any documentation that explains the relationship between
service and host dependencies - just their individual operation
(http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/1_0/dependencies.html)

-- 
Karl Latiss <karl at designit.com.au>
design IT



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