ignoring downed services

[Jason Martin]

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You could create a dummy passive service and cron something that will send 
a 'CRITICAL' status to it, then 5 minutes later send a 'OK' status. Then 
set that service to only send notifications on CRITICAL and you'll get 
just one page a day.

- -Jason Martin

On Thu, 
6 Nov 2003, lee leahu wrote:

> What I have done, was setup a second timeperiod in the timeperiod config file.  Then I set the check_period option to use that new timeperiod.
> 
> It works great!  Thats for the reminder.
> 
> Now I have a second question.
> 
> I used to run a little perl script that I slapped together, and one nice feature it does it to sent a "sanity page" at 8am and 8pm (these times are configurable) to let me know that it was *really* working.  Is there a feature in Nagios that can do the same thing or something similar?
> 
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