Different notifications times for same service on different hosts?

Glyn Astill glynastill at yahoo.co.uk
Mon Sep 28 18:33:07 CEST 2009


--- On Mon, 28/9/09, Mark Gius <mgius at createspace.com> wrote:

> notification_period inherited from the host only applies if
> you have NO 
> notification_period defined.  Do you have some master
> service template 
> that defines a default notification_period for services (I
> know we do). 
> 
> You could use a custom variable attached to the host and
> then set the 
> notification period with
> 
> notification_period $_HOSTCUSTOMNOTIFICATIONPERIOD$
> 
> or similar.  However, if you'd like to do this sort of
> thing on a wide 
> scale I'd reconfigure nagios to use the builtin inheritance
> rather than 
> trying to re-implement it using custom object vars
> 
> -Gius
> 

Aha, thats it then. notification_period was defined in templates.cfg and after commenting it out it's now getting inherited from the host.



      

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