Network outage not handled correctly

[Dirk H. Schulz]

Hi Chris,

Chris Wilson schrieb:

>Hi Dirk,
>
>  
>
>>this night we had a router down. As I understand ist, Nagios should not 
>>have notified about "host down" for the hosts set behind those routers 
>>(I have set up a fitting parent structure, and the map looks okay).
>>But for every host behind the died router there was a "host down" 
>>message as well as a "host up" message.
>>    
>>
>
>Did you get a "host down" for the router? Was it detected before the
>"host down" (hard state) of the hosts behind the router?
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The router was detected first as down (2 x soft, then hard state), and 
half a minute later the hosts behind it. A "host down" message was sent 
first, then a "host unreachable" message.

>  
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>>Is there anything additional to configure to get network outages handled 
>>right?
>>    
>>
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>Did you disable unreachable host notifications for the hosts behind the
>router?
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>
That's it. Thank you.

Dirk


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