Nagios 3 visual map

[Israel Brewster]

I posted this question about a month and a half ago, but didn't get  
any replies. I'm hoping that now that Nagios 3 has been out a bit  
longer, there might be more options.

My company has been using nagios 2.x for some time, with the add-on  
Nexsm for displaying a visual overview of the network "at-a-glance".  
It was also useful for showing visitors (and management) what our  
network was like cleanly and easily. Since Nagios 3 was released, and  
we migrated over to it (for a number of reasons), nexsum no longer  
works. The author says he'd like to add nagios 3 support, but he  
doesn't have the time at the moment and may not anytime soon. So I am  
looking for another option. Any suggestions?

I did look at nagvis a while back, but at least at that time it would  
have required me to go through a very time-consuming process of  
placing each host and each link on the layout manually, and then  
adjusting the coordinates of each host and link in a configuration  
file to make it look good. This process would have been prohibitively  
time-consuming. I need something that can automatically place the  
hosts and links on the map, and simply allow me to drag the hosts  
around to position them. Thanks for any suggestions anyone might have  
to offer!

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Israel Brewster
Computer Support Technician
Frontier Flying Service Inc.
5245 Airport Industrial Rd
Fairbanks, AK 99709
(907) 450-7250 x293
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