Multiple status map views

[Jason Thomas]

what about using hostgroups. and then choosing the layers that you want
on the status map page.

On Mon, Nov 03, 2003 at 06:26:23PM -0800, Noah Leaman wrote:
> I too would be interested in how anybody is approaching this problem. 
> I realize that you can show or not show hostgroup layers on the map, 
> but the map always takes up the same amount of space. Is there another 
> mapping solution that can tie into Nagios host and dependancy configs? 
> 
> Also, how do I get the hosts to fork off in the map like shown in the 
> online demos? I figured it was being done based on dependancies, but I 
> set some up and the map is still just a circle of hosts around the 
> nagios process. 

you need to use the parents in the host config.


> On Sunday, October 26, 2003, at 04:15  AM, Eduardo Moura wrote: 
> > We are starting to use nagios to take care of a 1200 objects 
> > network. Here is the problem: 
> > ? 
> > We have one team who have responsability for intel and risc world 
> > (servers) and another wich take care of networks (routers, switches 
> > and so on), the status map view become very polluted with all 
> > objects bringing problems to managing down objects. Can anybody 
> > have a hint to create separate views in nagios to acomodate servers 
> > and network devices? 


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