Giles, try this project: http://nexsm.sourceforge.net/
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De: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Em nome de Giles Coochey
Enviada em: quinta-feira, 30 de agosto de 2007 04:38
Para: nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Assunto: [Nagios-users] Status Map / NOC Screens
Hello List,
I’ve had a bit of a google and look through the archives, and haven’t found
much that will help me on this, so I thought I’d put something to the list:
I’m currently working on user co-ordinates for the status map. It’s an annoying
and fidgety task to get everything positioned correctly. I did come across a
Linux tool which seemed to be able to help, but unfortunately it required a
UNIX GUI, which I don’t have access to.
So, what techniques and tools have you used in design and positioning of items
on the statusmap?
I’m currently resorting to using Visio to move text boxes around, each
representing a host on the statusmap - having set the page size to around the
resolution that will be used in our NOC, but it’s still quite a fiddle and I
still have to manually go through my configuration files entering the
appropriate co-ordinates. Another issue is that Visio’s origin is on the bottom
right of the screen, while Nagios’s origin is on the top right of the screen,
meaning that the status map is inverted vertically when put into Nagios from
Visio (not a huge problem).
I am intending to use the link:
http://nagioshost/nagios/cgi-bin/statusmap.cgi?createimage
on a full screen browser Window (like Kiosk-Mode) for our NOC, it looks like I
will have to embed this to get the page to refresh, plus it also seems that the
background will need some work to make it look nice, it would be good to hear
if anyone has had experience down this route as well and has any advice, or
alternatives to suggest?
We will also have the tactical overview in the NOC (which is probably more
useful than the map, but we have a need for pretty pictures as well ☺).
Thanks in advance for any feedback and advice!
Best regards
Giles Coochey
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