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newbie question about event duration
- To: hobbit (at) hswn.dk
- Subject: newbie question about event duration
- From: Tim Hauber <haubertj (at) alfredstate.edu>
- Date: Fri, 1 Sep 2006 10:51:01 -0400
- Organization: ACES Telecom
Can some one explain, or just point me to an explanation, how hobbit computes duration of an event?
I am using a standard hobbit installation, on debian testing, testing 63 hosts. I have not changed any test intervals from the default. I don't understanding how a system which checks every 5 minutes, and rechecks every minute can return a connectivity down event less than a minute long.
I recently had a network card in a printer go bad, and the symptom was a lot of short duration disconnects, some of which were reported by hobbit to be less than a minute long.
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Tim Hauber
ACES Network Manager
Alfred State College
"Proximity to wonder has blunted our perception and appreciation of it"
--Tim Hartnell in 'Exploring ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE on your Commodore 64'