Mirza Dedic wrote: > > I recently finished moving Nagios from a Virtual machine to bare-bone > hardware, on a PowerEdge retired machine (/dual-core, 4GB ram, raid-5 > 10k RPM HDs/). My goal is to have a 1 minute window between when a > host/service goes down and the time that I receive a message that it > is down. > > > > We are monitoring a total of *347 Services and 82 Hosts*, mainly > using the plug-ins below: > > > > - Check_by_ssh > > - Check_nt (NSClient++ for Win32) > > - Check_http > > - Check_ping > > - Check_esx3 > > - Check_mysql > > > If you're using Nagios 3, just enable active hostchecks with a 1-minute check interval. With your low latencies, you'll be good to go.
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