Every morning, sometime between 5 and 7, a particvular machine fills up a disk and then, after a while it goes back down (backups followed by clean up). Can I use "Downtime" for the disk alert?
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Hi,
yes you can. Just put DOWNTIME=disk:*:0500:0700:"Every morning" or something like that in hosts.cfg on the line of that particular host and if the disk is filling up to yellow and/or red the disk test goes blue and if the disk space is going back to green the test will go back to green. But you won't be able to be alerted if another disk in this machine is filling up during this time too, well at least not until 7.
HTH Torsten
On 06.03.2014 18:02, Eric Jacobs wrote:
Every morning, sometime between 5 and 7, a particvular machine fills up a disk and then, after a while it goes back down (backups followed by clean up). Can I use "Downtime" for the disk alert?
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On 7/03/14 4:02 AM, Eric Jacobs wrote:
Every morning, sometime between 5 and 7, a particvular machine fills up a disk and then, after a while it goes back down (backups followed by clean up). Can I use "Downtime" for the disk alert?
If it's the alerts rather than the actual colour that is the issue, another option is in alerts.cfg to add an IGNORE rule - this still preserves the colour status being reported by the test (rather than making it blue for the duration of the DOWNTIME), but just stops the alerts. With judicious use of regular expressions this can be very flexible.
Some examples:
PAGE=%(esx|infra|storage|win|dmz|gw|wansites|external|pabx|site).* IGNORE PAGE=win TIME=234:0000:0355 # WSUS update window IGNORE PAGE=dmz TIME=234:0000:0355 # WSUS update window IGNORE PAGE=interstate SERVICE=%(msgs|svcs) TIME=234:0000:0355 # WSUS update window IGNORE PAGE=interstate SERVICE=%(ldap|dns|conn) DURATION<5m IGNORE HOST=%(backup[12]).* SERVICE=files TIME=*:1900:2100 IGNORE HOST=%(host1).* SERVICE=msgs TIME=*:0100:0115 IGNORE HOST=%(sihotvsv).* SERVICE=svcs TIME=45:0500:0535 IGNORE HOST=%(\.ilo\.).* EXHOST=%(dr4100.*) IGNORE HOST=%(^webfilter\..*) SERVICE=%(http|wwwproxy) DURATION<10m # a bit noisy so only notify on multiple IGNORE HOST=%(^(flakyweb)\..*) SERVICE=%(http) DURATION<3m # flapping IGNORE PAGE=%(win|interstate|dmz|gw) EXHOST=%(^(host1|ns\d|wwwproxy.*|.*\.ilo)($|\..*)) SERVICE=msgs IGNORE SERVICE=%(adlock) # adlock notification unecessary IGNORE SERVICE=%(cpu|imap|pop3|smb|smtp|ftp|svcs|ports) DURATION<10m # wait for multiple reds IGNORE SERVICE=%(conn|ssh) DURATION<2m # wait for multiple reds, short test cycle time SCRIPT /usr/lib/xymon/server/ext/html_mail.pl pg-net HOST=%((.*gw\d*|(dmz|sw|ext)[^.]*)\..*\.my\.domain) REPEAT=1440 COLOR=RED STOP # network devices SCRIPT /usr/lib/xymon/server/ext/html_mail.pl pg-sysadmins REPEAT=1440 COLOR=RED
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