noraml_check_interval in seconds

[Lars Bay]

Hi,

check your nagios.cfg:
interval_length=60

change this to interval_length=1

You can find more informations in the nagios doc:
http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/1_0/configmain.html#interval_length


am Mittwoch, 23. März 2005 um 03:30 schrieben Sie:

T> Hi guys,

T> I need to configure some services to check every 30 seconds. some services
T> to check evry 45 seconds.  how do i set that in the serivces.cfg.i tried to
T> set it with 30s but it didnt work...it takes that as 30 Min..is there any
T> way to set that value to 30 seconds. ?? whats th syntax for that.
T> thanks in advance
T> Tharanga




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