I have a test configuration like so:<br><br>define service{<br> use prod-nagios-service-template<br> host_name localhost<br> service_description test-master<br>
check_command tcp!9898<br> }<br><br>define service{<br> use prod-nagios-service-template<br> host_name localhost<br> service_description test-child<br>
check_command tcp!9897<br> }<br><br>define servicedependency{<br> host_name localhost<br> service_description test-master<br> dependent_host_name localhost<br>
dependent_service_description test-child<br> execution_failure_criteria c ; Don't bother checking logins if the listener is critical<br> notification_failure_criteria w,c ; Don't bother notifying about logins if the listener is critical or warning<br>
}<br><br>When test-master is in a period of scheduled downtime, I expect that test-child will be down. Nagios does not notify me about test-master (because it's in a scheduled downtime) but it does notify me about test-child. Is it possible to configure this so that I don't have to schedule downtime for all of the child dependencies?<br>
<br>Thanks for your help!<br>-- <br>Richard Quintin, DBA<br>Database & Application Administration<br>Virginia Tech<br>