The idea of using a map is that maps are interfaces groups.
If you wanted to be alerted when none of the map interfaces are up you could use
this.
Also the idea is for a host to depend on a group of interfaces (maybe a group of
upstream provides) where if none are up, you don't poll that host.
Main interfaces are a small dependency system, its not good yet.
Javier
Greg Albrecht wrote:
with the per host configuration, there's a pull down menu for 'main
interface', in the pull down there's a list of interfaces for that host,
and a list of maps.
what's the purpose of having the maps listed there? i can't seem to find
any description of the functionality of using a map as a main interface.
thanks!
-g
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