I am building a package to send out to 500 locations to set up a distributed
Nagios 3.2 environment.
I have scripts written that when the nagios package is dropped in a location,
the script creates a hosts.cfg & a hostgroup.cfg file on the remote distributed
server for the hosts he will monitor.
I just want to be 100 % sure that if the central server is not doing active
checks, does the central server still have to have every remote host listed in
its hosts.cfg and the hostgroup.cfg files?
Thanks,
Steve
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