I'm having an issue understanding the date / time values in the "Active since" and "Active till" portion within the Maintenance period.
As a test, I have configured a Maintenance Period for a future date of year 2020. The exact values are:
Active on 2020 year - January 1st.
Active till 2020 year - February 1st.
Question: When I click on the Period tab, why I am given an option to create a date that is completely different than the parent Maintenance period?
My actual Period configuration for the parent Maintenance Period is set for 2017 - May 12th (today's date) and it'd duration is 6 hours (One time only.)
Question: I have created a Maintenance Period for a future date, and the actual period for today's date. Why am I not receiving alerts of downtime if the actual parent Maintenance Period is in the future and it's not active?
Question: What's the actual purpose of the Maintenance Period date / time if the actual child Period option is what seems to matter?
This is confusing. I hope someone can shed some light on the differences of the two.
As a test, I have configured a Maintenance Period for a future date of year 2020. The exact values are:
Active on 2020 year - January 1st.
Active till 2020 year - February 1st.
Question: When I click on the Period tab, why I am given an option to create a date that is completely different than the parent Maintenance period?
My actual Period configuration for the parent Maintenance Period is set for 2017 - May 12th (today's date) and it'd duration is 6 hours (One time only.)
Question: I have created a Maintenance Period for a future date, and the actual period for today's date. Why am I not receiving alerts of downtime if the actual parent Maintenance Period is in the future and it's not active?
Question: What's the actual purpose of the Maintenance Period date / time if the actual child Period option is what seems to matter?
This is confusing. I hope someone can shed some light on the differences of the two.
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