certain timeperiods for some services on some hosts

[Love Grönvall]

Yes, that's the solution I described below that I don't want to use. Is duplicate service definitions the only way to go?

Best Regards,
Love Gronvall
.SE


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Från: Assaf Flatto [mailto:nagios at flatto.net] 
Skickat: den 19 november 2010 12:01
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Ämne: Re: [Nagios-users] certain timeperiods for some services on some hosts

  you can use a template to make it easier.

Build the template to encompass all the definitions you need and then 
define the service for the host group/service group  you want to 
associate it to , and in the service  definition  you "override " the 
timeperiod  definition with the local definition .

that way you still have a duplicate , but it will be an easier and 
neater solution .

Assaf


On 19/11/10 09:48, Love Grönvall wrote:
> I have two hosts; host_a and host_b, both running web servers which are being checked by Nagios.
>
> I want workhours notification_period on all services on host_a and host_b apart from:
> - 24x7 notification_period for http on host_a
> - workhours notification_period for http on host_b
>
> Do I need to set up different services for the two different time periods?
>
>
> The perfect solution for me would be to set up a servicegroup, "24x7-services", where I place important services on certain servers. But obviously I can't define notification_period for a service group.
>
> How is the best solution to solve this? (It's a setup with hundreds of servers, and doing duplicate definitions of services wouldn't be the prettiest solution.)
>
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Love Gronvall
> .SE

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