Let's assume that you've configured a Monitor group A with 10 monitors in it; and, you've set the threshold count at five. Now, during a normal poll;
Case 1: If five or more monitors in the monitor group are DOWN, then the monitor group's status is also considered as DOWN.
Case 2: If the TROUBLE + DOWN monitors' count is greater than or equal to five, then the monitor group's status is treated as TROUBLE.
Case 3: If the DOWN, TROUBLE, CRITICAL or (DOWN + CRITICAL + TROUBLE) monitors' count is lesser than five monitors, then the monitor group's status is treated as UP.
Logic Applied to Display the Monitor Groups' Status | Availability Status of the Monitor Group |
DOWN monitors' count ≥ Threshold value set by the user | DOWN |
CRITICAL monitors' count ≥ Threshold value set by the user | CRITICAL |
CRITICAL + DOWN monitors' count ≥ Threshold value set by the user | CRITICAL |
TROUBLE monitors' count ≥ Threshold value set by the user | TROUBLE |
TROUBLE + DOWN monitors' count ≥ Threshold value set by the user | TROUBLE |
CRITICAL + TROUBLE monitors' count ≥ Threshold value set by the user | TROUBLE |
TROUBLE + CRITICAL + DOWN monitors' count ≥ Threshold value set by the user | TROUBLE |