Temporarily changing thresholds of an NRPE driven service check

[Jim.Melin at co.hennepin.mn.us]

Good morning.

We have a vignette content management server that every night syncs its content to a backup volume for nightly 'snapshot' purposes. This runs about 2
hours. The service check that runs is NRPE driven, and we're using simple NRPE config where the ok, warn, critical values are coded on the target
systems nrpe.conf file (we intend to change this when we convert to Nagios version 3).

Given this structure is there a good way to be able to tell nagios from 20:00 to 23:00 use a diff service check? I figure it has to be something to do
with a custom time period, but I'm really not sure what all I would need to do to make it work correctly.

Any insights appreciated.

-J

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