Web based configuration tools for Nagios is online now

[FXCM - Mark Lin]

Hi group,
    I have mentioned in  last week about the web based configuration tool I created for my company.  I got some people showing interest, so I took the time to separate it out from my company's intranet and make it stand alone. 

    I have to say this first tho.  The tool was designed for my company's nagios implementation.  The scripts I designed probably would NOT work right out of the box for you(Instruction for modifying is on the site).  I setup a forum on the site so you can post your question and suggestion, I'll try my best to accomodate people's request.

So, here it is:
http://www.topdawgs.com/nagios/


Cheers,
Mark Lin

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