Changing the layout of the status map

[Andreas Ericsson]

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Jonathan Winch wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I have been running Nagios for while now to monitor the ~150 servers I
> look after.  Senior management have finally noticed what I have done and
> want to use Nagios to display the network status on a large display so
> anyone walking past the IT area can see at a glance what is going on
> with the network.  The only issue with this is I can't get the network
> map to fit on a 1080p display without going off the edges thus rendering
> the display idea useless.  
> 
> Is there any way to alter the statusmap cgi page so that the information
> boxes at the top of the page are placed at the bottom of the page?  Or
> alternatively is there any way to alter the scaling factor permanently? 
> 

Yes. Use a text-editor and re-compile it. Or add 2d_coords for all your
hosts.

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