Delaying red alerts

[Jason Martin]

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You could set the check_period to be only work hours.

- -Jason Martin

On Fri, 4 Jun 2004, MT Morales wrote:

> 
> I've have a silly request from an admin to configure a service (disk 
> volume space left) to ONLY go read between work hours. Now, I know this 
> is possible for notification alerts, but, is it possible to do the same 
> on the Nagios screen?
> 
> any ideas or suggestions will be appreciated.
> thanks,
> Tomas
> 
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