TimePeriods

[Michael Gargiullo]

I need a bit of assistance with time periods.  I want to notify/check
24x7 except for a short window when we run reports on the machine and it
doesn't respond in a timely manor.  Every night we get a bunch of
notifications / criticals that the plugins have timed out.

 

I though I had read that this format was proper, but it must not be...
we still get critical notifications every night.

 

define timeperiod{

        timeperiod_name AllButReporting

        alias           24 Hours A Day, 7 Days A Week execpt during
reporting

        sunday          00:00-02:15

        sunday          03:30-24:00

        monday          00:00-02:15

        monday          03:30-24:00

        tuesday         00:00-02:15

        tuesday         03:30-24:00

        wednesday       00:00-02:15

        wednesday       03:30-24:00

        thursday        00:00-02:15

        thursday        03:30-24:00

        friday          00:00-02:15

        friday          03:30-24:00

        saturday        00:00-02:15

        saturday        03:30-24:00

        }

 

Thoughts?

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