Stats graphing for Nagios 2

[Eric Solomon]

We've been using nagiostat (http://nagiostat.sourceforge.net/) with 
Nagios 1 to keep track of a few service checks and generate MRTG graphs 
from the data.  It works reasonably enough, though the config file's a 
little convoluted and it does push the loads up a bit.

We just migrated to Nagios 2.  I assume (correct me if I'm wrong) that 
Nagiostat will work with it, might have to tweak it for new plugins and 
their performance output.  Are there any other solutions people 
recommend, that work with Nagios 2? 

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