Checking for live systems once every night.

[Toonz IT]

Thanks Keif,

Will post if there are any issues... :-)



On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 5:27 PM, Leif J. <nagios at ljnet.dk> wrote:

>  Simple, Create a timeperiod. For example I have:
> define timeperiod{
>         timeperiod_name 9clock
>         alias           09:00 every day
>         sunday          09:00-09:00
>         monday          09:00-09:00
>         tuesday         09:00-09:00
>         wednesday       09:00-09:00
>         thursday        09:00-09:00
>         friday          09:00-09:00
>         saturday        09:00-09:00
>         }
>
>
> That will say everyday at 9 it will be checked
>
> /Leif
>
>
>
> Den 14-01-2011 12:41, Toonz IT skrev:
>
>
> We want to monitor alive systems daily at a scheduled time(after office
> hours).
>
> We have users who repeatedly fail to switch off their workstations after
> office hours, even after several requests to help save power, and manually
> checking and switching off is not possible, so we want to generate a history
> log of days when their systems were kept on, so that they understand the
> loss they are generating.
>
> We have NSClient++ installed in these workstations, but how will be
> schedule a one time checking? We already have hourly checks
> and alerts for rest of our critical servers.
>
> thanks
> ananth.
>
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