> >From "man gmond.conf":
>
> ---cut---
> host
>
> The host section provides information about the host running
> this instance of gmond. Currently only the location string attribute
> is supported. Example:
>
> host {
> location = "1,2,3"
> }
>
> The numbers represent Rack, Rank and Plane respectively.
> ---cut---
>
> The Location string attribute isn't what you think it is. This is a
> pretty common misconception.
Why is this? I have several environments that are completely
virtualized and I have no concept of rack, rank or plane. For some
machines, all I know is the city they're in.
Thanks, Rich(ard)
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