Turning off notification_period for ping

[Dennis Hünseler]

Hi Kenneth, 

it is normally defined in the Host-Template, so if you use the
generic-host template for example for this host you have to check this
template for the setting. But if you want this setting for several hosts
that are behind a firewall you should create a special host template for
them and when you know they will be reachable just change the host-template
of the specific host to the normal one. 

And the option you have to set to "0" is not natification_period it is
NOTIFICATION_INTERVAL, if this is set to "0" you only get one notification.


Regards, Dennis 

On Fri, 7 Nov 2008 13:07:48 +0100, "Kenneth Holter"  wrote:  Hi.     I
have a few machines that are currently blocked by the firewall, which are
reported "down" by Nagios. I'm pretty happy with having just _one_
notification of this kind of error, and would like to set the
notification_period for this kind of check to "0". Problem is that I can't
find the place where this is defined. Does anyone know this? I'm
running
Nagios 3.0.3. [1]     Regards, Kenneth Holter 

Links:
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[1] http://3.0.3.
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