This is probably what's happening. will test and come back with a reply.
On 22-Oct-15 1:35 AM, Brian O'Neill wrote:
> Are the services going into a HARD state before the host is? Depending
> on the values of check_interval, retry_interval and max_check_attempts
> for the host and the services, it
Are the services going into a HARD state before the host is? Depending
on the values of check_interval, retry_interval and max_check_attempts
for the host and the services, it is possible that the services are
entering a hard state before the host does. Once the host hits a hard
state, the serv
I have observed the same, and have wondered the same thing.
One theory I've had is if the services go hard critical before the host
does, the dependencies might not be applied. I haven't done anything to
test this theory, however.
cmh
On Oct 21, 2015 4:51 PM, "Horatiu N" wrote:
> Hello,
>
> In
Hello,
In the docs it sais that all services belonging to a host are
automatically linked (dependencies applied) so that when the host is
down the notification doesnt apply to them and only one notification is
sent regarding the host being down, which makes sense since some hosts
can have loads of
