Thank you but actually i still don't understand.
If for example service x on host y is changing states every 2 minutes,
what value should i apply to this flapping_threshold ?
literally like what's the syntax :
flapping_threshold = 60 /* this means 60%? of what ? */
or is it
flapping_threshold = 60
Hello
In the old configuration you had to enable and define a window that will
be considered for the flapping (default was 15 minutes) where if a
service/host moves from OK to any other HARD state more then 3 times it
will trigger the FLAPPING stage.
In Icinga2 it is a percentile value you n
hi,
Dashboard is back to normal after redoing the setup again. I had messed up
the original install using only one database for icinga and icingaweb2.
They are now two separate databases.
Now back to adding more systems to monitor
Mark
On Sun, Oct 11, 2015 at 5:50 AM, Bertalan Voros
wrote:
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On 10/11/2015 07:09 AM, Peltokangas Mikko wrote:
Hello,
another week, another problem...
Is there any good example how to monitor switches like HP or Brocade? I
can now monitor ping but I would to like know example how much traffic
goes thru equipment or how many port are online.
Many FC
Hello,
another week, another problem...
Is there any good example how to monitor switches like HP or Brocade? I can now
monitor ping but I would to like know example how much traffic goes thru
equipment or how many port are online.
I dont know is it my asperger or what, but I dont understand th
Did you have any roles configured?
Check your roles file (/etc/icingaweb2/roles.ini), I had to readd the user
used for our monitoring displays. It was fine after that.
I reinstalled it afterwards anyway to ensure everything is as clean as
possible.
You can also migrate your dashboards from the dash
I've had some hosts and services going absolutely crazy due to some
network error last night, so
I applied the enable_flapping = 1 to a host and to it's services and in
the dashboard flap.detection shows as being ticked.
But in the documentation there's another variable to configure, that is
flappi