On Wed, 30 Oct 2013, Joseph Spenner wrote:
> Is there a way to make the status map larger-- perhaps span a
> couple/few monitors, in the current Icinga?
Spanning multiple monitors would probably be more a function
of your X server than anything else. Icinga will drive whatever
it's host-browser window has for geometry.
Seriously, if outright mapping is what you want to do and have
status overlays on it, I'd recommend NagVis. I've used that in
the past to very good results. The only drawback to it is that
it doesn't do dynamic-adaptation the way that the Icinga maps do,
but the Icinga maps suffer terribly from cramped geometry if there
are more than a large handful of nodes.
Cheers.
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