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I just installed Nagios and I can monitor my localhost all right. I
tried to start with one of my remote compute-nodes but this does not
seem to work so well.
I see my new group "compute-nodes" on the web interface but it does
not list the remote machine I tried adding. I'm stumped as to what I
am
Thanks. It helped!
I think, in my case, the best way is to create VMs in my servers, separating
the customers. I can use names to identify each device uniquely in the
global environment.
Does somebody have documentation or something that I can read and take as an
example?
Thanks in advance
Reg
Hi Ronaldo,
>
> 1. Move to IPv6 and solve the adressing issue once and for all. In the
> end you now you have to do that sooner or later.
This would be the best option...
>
> 2. Do not accept private addresses. They are not unique so they will
> not work with multiple networks administered b
Ronaldo A. Bueno Filho a écrit:
Is there some way to differentiate those customers? I thought in NAT, but
when configuring the hosts in the Nagios cfg files, I have to use the public
IP (NAT), right? Is there some way to use the real IP address? I thought in
DNS to solve this. What is the suggest
