Assign contact_group to a host without notifications

[Matthew Angelo]

Hi Nagios Users,

We have a super modular config.  Essentially [almost] all Service Checks are
defined to HostGroups, and then Hosts merely assign themselve to that
HostGroup.


#
#
# HostGroup {
#     LINUX_SERVER
#         check_cpu
#         check_memory
#         check_disk
# }
#
#
# Host {
#     use TEAM1
#     name MY_LINUXSERVER1
#     hostgroup LINUX_SERVER
# }
#
#

"use TEAM1" is a Host Template definition which defines contact_group and
notification period.


How do I expand on this to allow another team (contact_group) read-only
access or visibility into the Host service checks for MY_LINUXSERVER1.
*without* notifiying them?

I added:

contact_groups          +TEAM2

to the host definition.  However it is now also *alerting* to TEAM2 which I
don't want.


Think of TEAM1 as "LINUX team" and TEAM2 as the Application team which want
visibility into a server, but not be alerted if disk space starts filling up
on the Server itself.


Thanks
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