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[Anders Holm]

Hi Neil.

Use a non-existent host for testing purposes perhaps? Should definitely 
give you at least a warning message. ;)

//Anders//

Neil wrote:

> Regarding notification_options, specifically to w which is warning. Can 
> someone give me a service that will give a warning status? Am I correct 
> that with the service written below, the parameters specifies the 
> warning and critical values?
> check_ping!100.0,20%!500.0,60%
> Then if I put w,c in notification options, I will get email too?
> If I correctly understood it, how would I simulate this service to fail 
> on the host I am monitoring without shutting down the host?
> Thanks.
> Neil
> 
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Anders Holm

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