LS,
Matthew scribbled on 2009-05-16:
> Hugo van der Kooij wrote:
>
> With nagios you could install a local server for each customer where
> the objects will have local addresses for the hosts. And let each local
> instance report to a global server. But then you must make sure that
> the hostnames will remain unique on a global level.
>
> Hugo is onto something there.
>
> This is exactly how we do it.
> We deploy a Nagios instance for each customer. The remote Nagios
> instance is configured on our central server and the remote server
> drives all of the notifications/alerting etc
yes, so do we at Valid. We just add @<customer> after each hostname
in nagios. E.g. ho...@abc.
HTH, cu l8r, Edgar.
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