On a similar note(but starting a new thread), does anyone have
experience (with a modified cgi or whatnot) of removing the non-visible
hosts from view and re-drawing the statumap to only display the visible
hosts...but at the appropriate scale.
(perhaps I should explain in more detail)
I'm stuck in a situation where I need to display over 3000 hosts, but
broken up into 4 groups. The trouble is that with that many systems,
even if I "pad" the statusmap with parents to expand the diameter of the
map, there are too many systems and they overlap. Even when I split
them into groups and only have group views, the main map doesn't exclude
the non-visable hosts when it draws...so the systems still overlap, but
with blank space in between the clusters.
I have modified the CGI to increase the default diameter of the map, but
it's still a bit crowded. I'm open to whatever creative means (groups
or not) to get the map to scale appropriately. I need the hosts
displayed for visual dependency tracking.
I can provide screenshots if necessary.
Anyone have any ideas.
Cheers,
-Chris
Todd Barbera wrote:
Yes. Set them up as a contact and only include them on the hosts you
want them to see. Here's an example of one of my host configuration files:
# 'acsdb' host definition
define host{
use sunservers
host_name acsdb
alias acsdb
address 192.168.40.40
contact_groups sys-admins,localonline
}
'sys-admins' is setup for everything. 'localonline' only gets a subset
of hosts that those folks are concerned with.
Todd
----- Original Message -----
*From:* Joseph Hardeman <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
*To:* [email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>
*Sent:* Thursday, December 01, 2005 7:18 PM
*Subject:* [Nagios-users] Limiting Views of Hosts
Hi Everyone,
I am wondering if there is a way to allow people who login to only
view a specific set of hosts. This way I can have one Nagios system
checking multiple clients but the clients can only see thier hosts
and thier host results. I am running the newest version 2.0b6.
Thanks in advance.
Joseph
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