Mixed-mode distributed Nagios setup?

[Assaf Flatto]

  Yes , that easily done .

All the "node" nagios server are installed as a stand alone , and the 
central one have a copy of all the configuration of all the nodes in 
it's configuration files ( or equivalent to make sure all services and 
hosts on remote node checks are identified by the central one) , and add 
to the node servers the nsca submit script - and the nsca daemon on the 
central one .

that will give the main IT team a global view and each local team their 
own nagios to work with .

Just make sure that any change on a remote node is also reflected on the 
central one.

Assaf


On 06/09/10 09:38, Danilo Godec wrote:
>   Is it possible to setup several Nagios monitoring servers to operate in
> a 'stand-alone' mode, but also send data to the 'central monitoring server'?
>
> We have several networks which are currently monitored by one Nagios
> server. Because there is an IT team for every network, we'd like to
> setup monitoring servers into each network to perform checks and
> notifications...
>
> But since there is one 'head' IT team, we'd also like to send all check
> results to a 'central' monitoring server, which ideally would also
> monitor it's local network...
>
> Is this achievable with Nagios?
>
>     Danilo
>
>
>

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