Oddities after restart

[Steven Schwartz]

Due to a site-wide power failure, I recently had to restart a Nagios
v2.5 server, with 150+ hosts and 300+ services.  After restart, only
some of the machines were checked, and upon going back to do forced
service checks, I discovered a bunch of machines had "next check times"
that were in the past. Has anyone else encountered this type of problem
after bringing Nagios up from a hard shutdown?

 

Steven Schwartz

 

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