Availability report: What does scheduled/unscheduled OK time mean

[Lars Kristian Klykken]

Hi Uwe!

> In the availability report there are rows for scheduled and unscheduled
> uptime (OK).  What does this actually mean?  I schedule downtime for a
> service, and I expect the availability report to list warning and
> critical times in a scheduled downtime period in the "scheduled" rows
> for warning and critical, but I have no idea what the "scheduled" and
> "unscheduled" times for OK mean.

If your service is in an OK state in a scheduled downtime window, I
would expect this state to be logged as OK in the "scheduled" row.

.../Bosse
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Lars Kristian (Bosse) Klykken, Senior Engineer      Tel. +47 22963068
Linux Team / Server Operations / IT Department      Fax. +47 22696355
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