declaring multiple hosts

[Gerd Müller]

Hi icedtea,				



sounds like you want to monitor a lanparty. What do want nagios
 to check? If all the clients are up and runing? Or maybe if there
 is a ftp server somewhere?



- Gerd 



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> I would like to monitor multiple hosts (ie workstations) for nagios.
 I

> have around 200 workstations. Is there a way to declare  the hosts
 as a

> group instead of inputing all the hostnames and ipaddress at hosts.cfg?

> 

> thanks very much

> icedtea

> 

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