Service in Scheduled downtime shows up as Unscheduled under CRITICAL

[Anton Yurchenko]

Hi all,

When I do an availability report for a service that had a scheduled 
downtime, the time that it was down shows up in both Scheduled OK state 
and Unscheduled Critical.
I am not sure I understand this behavior, I would think that if it had 
scheduled downtime it should not show up at in the Critical Unscheduled 
category.
Here is  sample report below.

State 	Type / Reason 	Time 	% Total Time 	% Known Time
OK 	Unscheduled 	1158050441d 6h 53m 16s 	-0.486% 	-16.780%
Scheduled 	0d 0h 15m 42s 	1.090% 	37.635%
Total 	0d 0h 8m 42s 	0.604% 	20.855%
WARNING 	Unscheduled 	0d 0h 17m 19s 	1.203% 	41.510%
Scheduled 	0d 0h 0m 0s 	0.000% 	0.000%
Total 	0d 0h 17m 19s 	1.203% 	41.510%
UNKNOWN 	Unscheduled 	0d 0h 0m 0s 	0.000% 	0.000%
Scheduled 	0d 0h 0m 0s 	0.000% 	0.000%
Total 	0d 0h 0m 0s 	0.000% 	0.000%
CRITICAL 	Unscheduled 	0d 0h 15m 42s 	1.090% 	37.635%
Scheduled 	0d 0h 0m 0s 	0.000% 	0.000%
Total 	0d 0h 15m 42s 	1.090% 	37.635%
Undetermined 	Nagios Not Running 	0d 0h 0m 0s 	0.000% 	
Insufficient Data 	0d 23h 18m 17s 	97.103% 	
Total 	0d 23h 18m 17s 	97.103% 	

All 	Total 	1d 0h 0m 0s 	100.000% 	100.000%



Thank you in advance!

Anton
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