Open tjyang opened 6 years ago
jomann09
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5 years ago Can you try passing showscheduleddowntime=no into your URL for your availability report? I do believe this functionality already exists and may just need to be added into the selection options.
jomann09
commented
5 years ago Nevermind the option does not do what I thought it did, but this shouldn't be too hard to create having looked at the calculations. Will keep it in the 5.0.0 milestone for now though.
tjyang
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5 years ago Hi @jomann09
Can you classify this issue as bug ? Since an availability report is expected have ability to exclude downtime events entered by nagios admins. Can you please move this issue to 4.5.0 milestone ?
ericloyd
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5 years ago Scheduled Downtime should definitely not be counted against an SLA or an availability report unless the user chooses to. In other words, it should be an option, not one or the other.
jomann09
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5 years ago I'm a bit confused after looking into this what part we are talking about. By default, unless you select an ALL report you will be shown scheduled and unscheduled states for every state type possible. The only pages that do not show that data are the summary pages for something like all services. Is that the page you're talking about? If so, that would be a feature and not a bug.
nook24
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2 years ago Just in case you don't want to wait for this to be implemented one day. The autoreport feature of https://github.com/it-novum/openITCOCKPIT supports this.
Meph79
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10 months ago I'm a bit confused after looking into this what part we are talking about. By default, unless you select an ALL report you will be shown scheduled and unscheduled states for every state type possible. The only pages that do not show that data are the summary pages for something like all services. Is that the page you're talking about? If so, that would be a feature and not a bug.
I had the same issue now.. Think this should be classified as a bug really.. Reports -> Availability (avail.cgi).. Then i select "Servicegroup"
in the .csv file i can see that one of the Hosts had a Service_Time_Critical of 8408 seconds for example.. and this was during scheduled downtime...
See screenshot for example:
Meph79
commented
10 months ago To clarify a bit.. Scheduled downtime (time down) is not deducted from the Servicegroups % Time up.. That means that a host that have had a scheduled downtime and no other downtime still not get 100% uptime..
See screenshots below:
Here you can see that the sceduled downtime is visible (when i select Host as report instead of Servicegroup.. but calculation is still wrong)...
Best would be to have a checkbox like "deduct scheduled downtime from Availability calculation" or something like that here:
Please enhance avail.cgi to have option to not counting outage time caused by planned downtime. Following is scheduled downtime example from Availability report.