RE: Vedr: Dumb Question: How does one schedule downtim e for _all_ services on a host ?

Good morning,

	This is from the Nagios docs.  i am guessing that it doesn't apply
to Netsaint but i am not sure.  Perhaps it would justify an upgrade though.

Service and Host Filters: 

The first filter for host or service notifications is a check to see if the
host or service is in a period of scheduled downtime. It it is in a
scheduled downtime, no one gets notified. If it isn't in a period of
downtime, it gets passed on to the next filter. As a side note,
notifications for services are supressed if the host they're associated with
is in a period of scheduled downtime.


later,
dean




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-----Original Message-----
From: Thomas Jens Lauritsen [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, October 25, 2002 9:55 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Vedr: [netsaint] Dumb Question: How does one schedule downtime
for _all_ services on a host ?



Hello,

This might be a dumb answer ....

But search and replace "24x7" with "no_time_is_a_good_time" in the
hosts.cfg ? Or something like that?

Best regaards

Thomas





Stanley Hopcroft <[email protected]>
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Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,

Is there any way with Netsaint 0.0.7 to schedule downtime, through the
web interface, for _all_ services on a host (apart from scheduling
downtime for each service through the extinfo.cgi) ?

This would be useful for extensive maintenance that does not require the
host to be down (an OS upgrade or perhaps a major software subsystem
upgrade).

My Unix server administrator colleagues are doing such an upgrade
tomorrow and they have scheduled downtime for the host not grasping that
Netsaint sees hosts and services somewhat differently than they do.

Thank you,

Yours sincerely.


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