Sheduled downtime

[Robert Nelson]

> Anyone know how to get all the services on a host to automatically
inherit any downtime scheduled for that host?
> The first time I scheduled downtime for a host I found I had to go and
schedule downtime for each service manually.
> This can be a pain if you have an entire branch/site going down for
say electrical maintenance.
 
Andrew,

Not sure how to do that, but I might suggest using hostgroups based on
location. You can then use the Status Summary page to click on a
hostgroup and assign downtime to all hosts and services in that group.
If this creates too many hostgroups for you to manage, I'd then suggest
the side.pl hack (http://www.nagiosexchange.org/NagSide.1766.0.html) to
make SuperGroups that can be collapsed or expanded in the left hand
menu. In general, I think it makes Nagios a much more manageable program
to boot.

> P.P.S. Anyone know where I can find icons for printers and wireless
access points?  

No idea on the WAP images. You find any, you let me know, I work for a
WISP!

Rob Nelson
Network Engineer
Windchannel Communications
919-538-6326 


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