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[ILUG] Nagios escalations

[ILUG] Nagios escalations

Niall O Broin niall at linux.ie
Sun May 4 21:28:18 IST 2008


I know a number of you run Nagios, and I'm hoping one of you may be  
able to shed some light on escalations. I'm running Nagios 3 and have  
RTFM to quite some extent, including http://nagios.sourceforge.net/ 
docs/3_0/escalations.html , but I'm still puzzled as to how to  
escalate to different communications methods. For example, I might  
want Nagios to ignore the first occurrence of a problem, send me an  
email on the second occurrence, and then SMS me on the 4th occurence.

However, all I can see documented is how to notify different groups  
of people at different stages. Now, from that I could obviously  
define a contact called niall-email and one called niall-sms and  
contact those at different stages, but that feels a bit kludgy.

Nagios allows to define an email and pager address for a given  
contact, but I haven't managed to stumble across how to tell it to  
use the email address at one point, and the pager (which I'd be using  
to send SMS) at another point.

Can some kind person please educate me, as Uncle Google has let me  
down so far.



Niall




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