Availability reports & Retrospective Scheduled Downtime

[Alan Cooper]

Hi there,

Is there anyway to retrospectively add in scheduled downtime so that the 
downtime does not appear as unscheduled in the availability report in 
Nagios 2.9?

At present, if I add downtime after the outage (e.g. if it turns that an 
outage was due to a customer doing maintanence rather than a fault in 
our service) it doesn't change the report, it still appears as 
unscheduled downtime.

Kind Regards,
Alan

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