Availability Report

[nuffers at tsainc.com]

I am examining the availability reports and have found some strange 
statistics in Nagios 2.0B2 

I performed a test and have these results from a host for a 24 hour 
period.   The only time that the server was down yesterday was during the 
scheduled reboot.

Scheduled downtime:   20:55 - 22:00
Reboot of Host:  ~14 minutes @ 21:19 

First assumed host state: Host UP
Report Period: Yesterday

Availability Report:
UP:                 23h 44m 28s         98.921% 
DOWN
   Scheduled        0d 0h 8m 43s 0.605% 
   Un-Scheduled     0d 0h 6m 49s 1.079% 

The host log entries shows:
( Host UP Rest of the time)
06-09-2005 20:55:00 06-09-2005 21:19:37 0d 0h 24m 37s      HOST DOWNTIME 
START Start of scheduled downtime 
06-09-2005 21:19:37 06-09-2005 21:32:38 0d 0h 13m 1s        HOST DOWN 
(HARD) CRITICAL - X.X.X.X: Host unreachable @ X.X.X.X. rta nan, lost 100% 
06-09-2005 21:32:38 06-09-2005 22:00:00 0d 0h 27m 22s      HOST UP (HARD) 
OK - X.X.X.X: rta 0.288ms, lost 0% 
06-09-2005 22:00:00 06-10-2005 00:00:00 0d 2h 0m 0s           HOST 
DOWNTIME END End of scheduled downtime 
( Host UP Rest of the time)

Why is there any unscheduled downtime since the downtime was within the 
scheduled downtime?  I have perused the Nagios web site and "googled". 
When I examine services. there duplicating the same thing with scheduled 
outages.

What am I missing?

Steve
Nagios 2.02b
Fedore Core3
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