Services "Flapping"

[Jason King]

I did not define a "time object". I have run the service check from the 
nagios server and it runs fine. No other service has this behavior. 
Also, I have another nagios machine setup in a different location that 
checks the same box for the same services and that box shows no flapping 
behavior. By the way. The message I get is "Socket timeout after 10 
seconds". Not "connection refused" as one would see when the port on the 
server is closed.

jason

Hugo van der Kooij wrote:
> On Mon, 5 Mar 2007, Jason King wrote:
>
>> I have nagios setup to check several servers. On one server, however, it
>> keeps notifying me that all 4 services running on the server are going
>> down then coming back up again then going down then coming backup up
>> again. This only happens after around 8:00pm or so and I stop getting
>> notifications around 7:00am. I also get notifications over the weekend
>> all throughout the day. The problem is that when I get notifications
>> about a service going down, I can check that service myself and the
>> service that is "down" according to nagios works fine from my PC. Has
>> anyone else seen this issue? What is wrong?
>
> Did you define a time object with these values?
>
> Did you verify it manually from the nagios server?
>
> Did you check other suspects?
>
> The timing seesm way too much like a scheduled thing.
> Perhaps time related firewall rules?
>
> Hugo
>

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