2009/3/23 Fredrik Rambris fredrik.ramb...@it.cdon.com:
Hi!
I'm relatively new to Nagios but for a number of reasons we want to
migrate away from Hobbit.
I've read the manual, read some of the book Nagios 3 Enterprise Network
Monitoring, setup most of our hosts and some services but I cannot
really get all the groups (service group, host group, contact group) and
their relation to templates etc.
So could you give me a short description of your setups (maybe some of
them candidates for the manual)? What templates you have, what groups
you have and so on. Just to give newbies some pointers to how to
organise stuff.
Nagios 3 Enterprise Network Monitoring contains some really useful
information, but I wouldn't recommend it as an introduction. If your
budget will run to buying another book, get Wolfgang Barth's Nagios
2nd edition.
http://nostarch.com/nagios_2e.htm
hth,
Jim
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