Disable ALL Nagios Notifications For One Hour, On One Day, Every Month

[Jon Adcock]

  Within Nagios, is there some way to disable ALL Nagios notifications from 6:00 AM to 7:00 AM every 3rd Saturday of every month?
 
  I could run a cron job that replaced the nagios.cfg file with one that has enable_notifications=0 at 6:00 AM (and restart the service), then run another cron job that replaced the nagios.cfg file with the original file at 7:00 AM (and restart the service), but I'm looking for a solution within Nagios.
 
 
 


Jon Adcock
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