Host check_commands

[Bryan Loniewski]

The problem I am seeing is that the host (when viewing nagios) remains
CRITICAL (red) because the host check was never performed again after the
service returns to an OK state. So the host appears to be down while the
service appears to be up? Is this the intended purpose, or am I missing
something? How can I get the host OK (green) again?
On Thu, 22 Apr 2004, Jason Martin wrote:

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> Nope, because if the service is OK then the host must therefore be ok.
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> - -Jason Martin
>
> On Thu, 22 Apr 2004, Bryan Loniewski wrote:
>
> > >A host w/no services is never checked. A host check is only performed when
> > >a service check returns a non-ok result.
> >
> > How about when that service then returns to an ok result? Is the host check
> > performed again?
> >
> > Bryan Loniewski
> >
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