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Nocol 4.2.1 w/ 4.2.2B2Radiusmon
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Does anyone know why sometimes nocol pages multiple times for the same event? Has this been fixed in one of the betas and if so which file do I need to update? (*Been looking through the archives, just joined the list, haven't found the answer yet.*) Also what is the current status of dependencies? I saw that this was a trend in the mailing list a while back and had actually been discussing this with my boss before I saw the discussion. =) Here's what I was thinking of for them: HOST name ip service port dep lvl master subsequent sevrty (12) HOST blah 207.180.0.230 TEST 45 0 0 10 Critical (13) HOST blah 207.180.0.231 TEST 45 1 12 5 Critical (14) HOST blah 207.180.0.232 TEST 45 1 12 0 Critical (15) HOST blah 207.180.1.24 TEST 45 2 13 0 Critical You'd have to take a look at the info view on the WWW interface or somesuch to figure out the device numbering or something, or add device numbering into the config files... but then.... if 12 is lvl 0 it is dependant on nothing. If it goes down it will always be shown. If 13 or 14 go down, then noclogd would check to see if 12 is up. If it is, they are displayed. Else, noclogd keeps an internal ticker. Once 10 devices dependant on host 12 go down, it notifies you the dependant devices are failing as well (reminder for those who may not know how important, say, a Cisco could be...). If 15 fails, it checks both 13 and 12 to see if it should be displayed. If both are up, then it will be displayed, else fall back to the ticker. Of course, as good as this may sound, it's not something that will work well with people who have devices that are dependant on two other things (multiple dependancies aren't that hard to come across), but first things first. =) And if moving to numbered devices on config files were done, then something (noclogd?) would have to check to make sure duplicate #'s weren't used. _________________________________________________________________________ Nathan Clemons Associate Systems Engineer WinStar iCi Broadband Services Great Woods Office Park 800 South Main St. Mansfield, MA 02048 _________________________________________________________________________ nclemons@winstar.com www.winstar.com (v) 800-234-0002 ext.1109 nathan@ici.net www.ici.net (f) 508-261-0430 |