Service checks when host is down

[Hari Sekhon]

Indeed, that would be ok too, since then you can disable the host check 
and rely entirely on service checks so you get all the service checks.

Almost as good. Of course it won't say host down, but it will say ping 
failed so you can tell from that.

Another down side is that it will pollute your web interface with loads 
of trivial services, whereas it nice at the moment when all you see is 
the intended service.

It would kind of spoil the web interface in my opinion.

I think I will just wait for this to be done at the developer side, so 
that it is part of the normal configuration options.

-h

Hari Sekhon



Morris, Patrick wrote:
>> well, think about it, if you have service down alerts you may 
>> think that the service is broken or crashed or switched off. 
>> If you see both service and host alerts then you know which 
>> services are broken and you can also immediately see that it 
>> is due to the machine being down, so you don't waste time 
>> trying to remotely connect to it. It's more informative.
>>     
>
> There's nothing to stop you from having a service check, such as a ping
> check, that tells you whether the host is up or not.
>
>   
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