R: I: Reporting - Availability

[Marco Borsani]

Bill Corcoran wrote:
> 
>>     did anyone met problems using the Availability CGI (about Reporting)
>>     with Nagios ?
>>
>>     I have many hosts with 100% Time Undetermined.
> 
> 
> I got the same thing at first.  Try telling the CGI to assume the host 
> is up initially, this fixed the problem for me.  I think it has to do 
> with nagios only checking a host if all of the services on that host 
> have failed.
> 
> Andreas wrote:
> Indeed it does. That means no log entries will be recorded unless all 
> services on the host fails. In combination with the fact that Nagios 
> only logs state-changes means that nothing is determined until 
> everything has failed. You should be happy. ;-)


If nothing wrong happened, why I did not see 100% of Availability?
I think I should have logs with messages about all the Availabilities.

Regards

Marco




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