I'm currently on Nagios Core 3.2.1 and I'm just starting to setup monitoring of our network switches. Can someone share what switch metrics they are recording (and find most useful). Just now, I'm only registering PING and Uptime (through SMNP). Also how are you handling parent/child relationships for the switches/ports etc? Basically if a switch is down, then I would only want to receive and alert regarding this and not anything else related to the port or device connected to the port.
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