serviceescalations question

[Marc Powell]

On Jun 4, 2009, at 9:35 AM, Matt Nelson wrote:

> I would like to apply this serviceescalation to all services.   
> Anyway to say:
>
> service_description     *
>
> this does not work ---^^^^
>
> define serviceescalation{
>         hostgroup_name          All Hosts
>         service_description    (I HAVE TO SPECIFY THIS FOR EACH  
> SERVICE...)
>         contact_groups          managers
>         first_notification      5
>         last_notification       0
>         notification_interval   60
> }

Specific example at http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/3_0/objecttricks.html#serviceescalation 
. You must have 'use_regexp_matching' enabled --

All Hosts:
If you want to create identical service escalations for services of  
the same name/description that are assigned to all hosts that are  
defined in your configuration files, you can use a wildcard in the  
host_name directive. The definition below would create a service  
escalation for all services called SOMESERVICE on all hosts that are  
defined in your configuration files. All the instances of the service  
escalation would be identical (i.e. have the same contact groups,  
notification interval, etc.).

	define serviceescalation{
		host_name		*
		service_description	SOMESERVICE
		other escalation directives ...
		}

There's also an example for all hosts in specific hostgroups.

--
Marc


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