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We have a server "zibal" that is running several Selenium checks for websites on multiple hosts. At the moment, when one of the servers hosting a website goes down, the failing selenium check will also generate an (unnecessary) notification.

From the Nagios documentation, it seems like it is only possible to add a dependency from a service to another service, or from a host to another host, but not from one service on "zibal" to server B as a host.

Another answer states to use a parent definition (not sure if that case applies here). I have added such a parent definition (multiple hosts) to "zibal", but this doesn't look right: When server B goes down, there should be no notification for the failing Selenium check, but in case "zibal" goes down as well, there of course should be a notification.

How does this have to be configured correctly?

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You want service dependencies for each Selenium check, in this case.

The Selenium check for "server B" depends on a service check that's on server B (for example, a check of the web server using check_http).

You can simplify the configuration using host and/or servicegroups with dependencies. See the time-saving tips and tricks docs page for more info.

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