Nagios V2 Hostgroup escalations

[Garrett, Matt M SITI-ITISEEEE]

Folks

As I understand Hostgroup / Service escalations have now been removed.

I am sure there must have been a good reason for this , but now need to re-write *.cfg files.

A small sample of the autogenerated nagios config file 

# Host abe-u-s00055 sun check host alive 
define host{
use     generic-host
host_name       abe-u-s00055
alias   abe_geoportal_apps_servers
address 134.What.ever
check_command   check-host-alive
max_check_attempts      10
notification_interval   7
notification_period     24x7
notification_options    d,u,r
}
 
#Serviceescalation definition abe-u-s00055 sun PING
define serviceescalation{
host_name       abe-u-s00055
service_description     PING
first_notification      2
last_notification       2
contact_groups  sun-admins-escalation
notification_interval   0
}

#Service Definition abe-u-s00055 sun PING
define service{ 
use     generic-service 
host_name       abe-u-s00055
service_description     PING
is_volatile     0
check_period    24x7
max_check_attempts      3
normal_check_interval   5
retry_check_interval    1
contact_groups  sun-admins
notification_interval   7
notification_period     24x7
notification_options    c,r
check_command   check_newping
}


# List of which machines are part of Sun-Servers group
define hostgroup{
hostgroup_name sun-servers
alias Sun Servers
contact_groups sun-admins
members abe-u-s00055

# Hostgroup 'sun-servers' escalation definition
define hostgroupescalation{
        hostgroup_name          sun-servers
        first_notification              2
        last_notification               2
        contact_groups                  sccalert-admins
        notification_interval           0
        }



Any idea , on how to re-write this under Nagios V2.X

Thanks

Matt





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