Host-based service check period

[Francis Dube]

Marc Powell a écrit :
> On Oct 15, 2008, at 10:20 AM, Francis Dube wrote:
>
>   
>> check period. I would like to create a timeperiod for each host and  
>> that
>> all the check for this host (service and host-alive) stop/start
>> according to that timeperiod. Anybody knows a way to do this ?
>>     
>
> Host and services have historically been separate entities for the  
> most part with no inheritance between them at all. With nagios-3,  
> there is some inheritance happening now between a service and it's  
> host but only for three variables (contact_groups,  
> notification_interval and notification_period: http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/3_0/objectinheritance.html#implied_inheritance) 
> . check_period isn't an inheritable property and the most direct way  
> to a solution is to simply specify the same check_period name for the  
> services that you are using for the host.
>
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Yeah but if I specify the same check_period name for the service, I have 
to define a service for every host (ex : a check_service_host1, 
check_service_host2, and so on..) because the services running on each 
hosts are running at different hours.

I'll take a look at notification_period inheritance, it may be a good 
work around too.

Thanks for the info.

Francis Dube
R&D
www.optiksecurite.com







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