Documentation

How Nagios thresholds work

On the page

Do you need help?

In general, and with some exceptions, ServiceNav unit service thresholds should follow the following syntax (called "Nagios Thresholds").

This syntax allows to define advanced thresholds allowing a much finer supervision of the equipment behaviour.

Status table

The following table describes the syntaxes to be used:

Syntax Produces an alert if ... Example
10 10, (outside the range {0 .. 10}) C:e4058e35a8616d20371467c90bfe4086
10: < 10, (outside the range {10 .. ∞}) C:49d02f1c5f96ee8f726b161c5fc32f04
~:10  > 10, (outside the range {-∞ .. 10}) C:2dbe43b381fefe0675bb011b70adf572
10:20 20, (outside the range {10 .. 20}) C:3ea15a2e127aa97d64048de39fcf1566
@10:20 ≥ 10 and ≤ 20, (within the range {10 .. 20})

You may also be interested in

Replace a ServiceNav Box Ubuntu 16.04 with a ServiceNav Box 4.17 Ubuntu 20.04

en_GB

Our next events

Our upcoming webinars

Our Previous Webinars

Welcome to ServiceNav!

Do you need some help? More information about our products? Write to us!
We will never sell or share your personal data with third parties. You have taken note of our privacy policy.
We use cookies to ensure the best experience on our site. If you continue to use this site, we will assume that you are satisfied with it.

Reserve your place

We will never sell or share your personal data with third parties. You have taken note of our privacy policy.