Different notification types for warnings vs. criticals

[Todd Barbera]

> 
> I am not sure about it, but I think that recoveries are only send to
> contacts
> who received the alert.  So, if you only get the "Critical alerts" on your
> cell phone, you should only get the "Critical -> Ok" recoveries on it, not
> the "Warning -> Ok" recoveries.
> 
> Johan

Johan is correct. I just had a warning condition come up and when it
recovered, I received an e-mail and not a page to my cell. I am setup with
two contact entries, one for warnings and one for criticals, so if my
assumptions were correct I would have received the alert on my cell. Sorry
if I caused any confusion, I should have tested before posting. 

Todd

> 
> 
> Le Mercredi 18 Janvier 2006 23:30, Steve Shipway a écrit :
> > > I do see a hole in this method, however. Since I also want
> > > recoveries sent both for criticals and warnings, I can see
> > > that our cell phones will receive both types of recoveries
> > > since Nagios only knows that it is supposed to send c,r
> > > notifications.
> >
> > This is a good point.  Is it really true that, wiith notifications set
> to
> > 'c,r', you will also get recovery alerts for Warn->OK and not just for
> > Crit->OK?  If so, this will make the recovery alerts almost useless.
> >
> > Steve
> >
> >
> >
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