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I have an issue with nagios notifying me about service problems too often. It seems to be notifying me at the check interval and not the notification interval for all my services. Basically, I am getting emails every 20 minutes for the Disk_Space_C service below no matter what I have the notification interval set to. I haven't tried changing the check interval to seei f it will change the interval between notifications, but I may try that later. I might also try changing the parent service template "generic-service" as use_retained_scheduling_info=0 had no effect on restart. I don't know if it is my retention file or what...<BR>
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Nagios is reading the service as "no re-notification" when I look at the configuration in the web interface and I have no escalations setup yet, so I am at a loss. The service uses the it-generic template below which uses the generic-service template I have created.<BR>
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define service {<BR>
name generic-service<BR>
is_volatile 1<BR>
check_period 24x7<BR>
max_check_attempts 5<BR>
normal_check_interval 20<BR>
retry_check_interval 2<BR>
active_checks_enabled 1<BR>
passive_checks_enabled 1<BR>
parallelize_check 1<BR>
obsess_over_service 1<BR>
check_freshness 1<BR>
freshness_threshold 0<BR>
notifications_enabled 1<BR>
notification_interval 120<BR>
notification_period 24x7<BR>
notification_options c,w,r<BR>
event_handler_enabled 1<BR>
flap_detection_enabled 1<BR>
low_flap_threshold 0<BR>
high_flap_threshold 0<BR>
process_perf_data 1<BR>
retain_status_information 1<BR>
retain_nonstatus_information 1<BR>
contact_groups nagiosadmin<BR>
register 0<BR>
}<BR>
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define service {<BR>
name it-generic<BR>
use generic-service<BR>
notification_interval 0<BR>
notification_options c,w,r<BR>
contact_groups Email_SomeGroup,nagiosadmin<BR>
register 0<BR>
}<BR>
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define service {<BR>
service_description Disk_Space_C<BR>
use it-generic<BR>
host_name myhost<BR>
check_command chk_wmi_disk!C:!93,97<BR>
}<BR>
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Doug Woodgate<BR>
Sr Technical Analyst<BR>
Brown Printing Company<BR>
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