fire-eyes wrote: > I am using 1.3, and reading about dependencies. > > http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/1_0/dependencies.html > > I am interested in host dependencies. When I used nagios perhaps over a > year ago, I thought it was host dependencies which allowed me to get the > status map drawn in such a way where you could see hosts connected > "through" other hosts. This made it clear the organization and location > in the network. > > I can't seem to make this happen, though nagios -v doesn't complain > about anything at all. > > Is there any better documentation on this? Being dyslexic doesn't help > (I can't keep straight the relation between host_name and > dependent_host_name)...
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