Chapter 8. Managing Network Layout
In this chapter, we will cover the following recipes:
- Creating a network host hierarchy
- Using the network map
- Choosing icons for hosts
- Establishing a host dependency
- Establishing a service dependency
- Monitoring individual nodes in a cluster
- Using the network map as an overlay
Introduction
While Nagios Core is still very useful when configured to monitor only a simple list of hosts and services, it includes some optional directives that allow defining some structural and functional properties of the monitored network; specifically, how the hosts and services interrelate. Describing this structure in the configuration allows some additional intelligent behavior in the monitoring and notification that Nagios Core performs. ...
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