If you just want to make it stop showing red, you could go to the
enable/disable entry in the Administration menu and disable the server
"until OK". It'll show blue instead of red, and that doesn't propagate
upwards.
If you really want to keep reflecting the server's status, you'll need some
other method to deliver reports. For example, if it's a private cable
that's down, and if both ends have Internet access, you could set up a ssh
tunnel (which I haven't tried), or deliver reports by email (which works
fairly well), or something like that.
Ralph Mitchell
On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 3:17 AM, Everett, Vernon <
user-9da1a1882f49@xymon.invalid> wrote:
Hi all
I don't think this is possible, but I guess I should ask anyway.
We have servers at a remote site.
The network between us and the site went down, and it took the local
telecomms 3 days to fix it.
As far as the users were concerned there was no problem. (All the users
are at the remote site)
The server was up and available locally.
However, from Hobbit's position on the network, the server was down, and
it shows up on the SLA reports.
Is there a way, besides having another Hobbit server at the remote site,
to somehow show the server as up?
Regards
Vernon
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