I am in the semi-final stages of setting up a nagios instance that monitors
aprox. 100 devices for a medium size manufacturing facility. We are going
to implement nagvis.
I am looking for some ideas as to how to best utilize this tool. We
basically have "clusters" of computers. These clusters are
> It seems to me, that there are 2 basic ways to "view" our
> conglomeration of systems. One is geographic, and the 2nd is
> from a network topology point of view. Frankly I think a
> nagvis presentation of both would be useful. The network
> topology version is fairly straightforward (I think,
On Aug 19, 2008, at 8:29 AM, Paul Weaver wrote:
>> It seems to me, that there are 2 basic ways to "view" our
>> conglomeration of systems. One is geographic, and the 2nd is
>> from a network topology point of view. Frankly I think a
>> nagvis presentation of both would be useful. The network
>>
On Tue, 19 Aug 2008 17:29:46 +0100
"Paul Weaver" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> (Of course if you use nagios to monitor your country's defence
> systems, a physical map might be a good way of doing it)
LOL,
You could have a plugin called "check_missile_status" that checked if
a missile had been fi
