training materiel

[Dan Rich]

Tom Welsh said:
> Has anybody created any Nagios training material? I've got a requirement
> to provide some nagios training to a prospective client and wondered if
> anyone has created any literature, if so would I be able to purloin a
> copy from you.

I have a very basic tutorial that I put together for the folks in my group. 
It's all web based, and as long as you are running on our network :) it will
bring up a 2nd window with a copy of our running Nagios displays in it to show
the user how it works.

If you would like to take a look at it, I have put a copy up on my personal
server at:
    http://www.lapseofthought.com/NagiosOverview/

I am also interested in feedback, as I consider it to be a living document and
it keeps changing weekly.

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