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I've got a question about the availability reports and the check
intervals in Icinga2.  My primary reason for getting this up and
running is to be able to monitor the latency and up/down status of our
office in Madison, WI. (I'm in RTP, NC).  We've been plagued by odd
issues and the VP in charge of Software development is convinced it's
a problem with our router/VPN configuration whereas I'm fairly sure
it's an ISP (Charter) problem.

Regardless, here's my issue/question.  I am looking at the
availability report for the ping4 service I setup yesterday.  The
service defaulted to (I thought) 5 minute intervals between checks.
But when I look at the report this morning, I see only intervals of
every hour except for where I was testing the latency thresholds
mid-afternoon yesterday.

Is the report /supposed/ to do that if there is no state change?  When
I look at the graph I can't drill down to a 5 minute interval, it only
shows it by the hour where (apparently) the state didn't change inside
that timeframe (say from 1600 - 1700 EST).

Thinking that maybe the interval got screwed up after I left yesterday
(no one else has access to this system, so maybe I did it?) I looked
into the documentation and set the check_interval to 60 seconds, since
I really wanted a more granular check anyway.)

But, I'm not seeing those check in the availability report either.  I
can tell looking at the service report that the 'Next Scheduled Check'
is approximately one minute after the previous one, so it seems to be
working properly.

Is it possible that the checks actually happened at the scheduled
intervals all last night (at ~5minute intervals), but that the report
itself doesn't actually show each check unless there is a change in
state?  Then it will log an entry for each hour on the hour just for
clarity?

Does ANY of that make sense?

- -- 
Mark Haney
Network Administrator/IT Support
Practichem
W:919-714-8428
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