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[Jeff McKeon]

Jon,

Thanks, the firewall port is a good idea.  

Is there any way to move the location of the "Nagios" icon in relation
to the other Icons on the status map?  My Nagios machine is on one side
of a specific firewall and I'd like to show it as such.  Right now the
"nagios" logo is right in the middle of everything.

Thanks,

Jeff

On Tue, 2003-01-14 at 14:10, Jon Lyons wrote:
> 
> I'd just create the dumb hub like any other object, but set the IP address to 127.0.0.1, or maybe the outside (hub side)ip address of your firewall....
>  Jeff McKeon <jsm at inpro.net> wrote:Ok, here's a twist. What about in the other direction?
> 
> I've got a firewall with two inside ports. One goes to a managed switch
> on the trusted network, the other to a dumb hub which is my DMZ. I'd
> like to show the dumb hub but because it has no IP address how can I?
> 
> right now the firewall is a parent to the switch and all systems on the
> trusted network have the switch as a parent. 
> 
> On the DMZ side though, all systems have the firewall as a parent
> directly. 
> 
> Could I add a "Fake" host to represent the dumb hub and then set the DMZ
> systems to use that as a parent? Or would this cause problems?
> 
> thanks,
> 
> jeff 
> 
> On Tue, 2003-01-14 at 10:39, Jon Lyons wrote:
> > 
> > Add them both as "parents router,switch" Make sure router and switch are defined in the hosts.cfg file before your dual homed host. 
> > Tom DE BLENDE wrote:A small question on the "parents" host directive. I have a host that
> > is situated behind a router. No problem, I just add that router as a
> > parent for my host. 
> > 
> > However, what do I do when I have a dual homed host with one IP in the
> > 172.20 and one in the 10. range? Where the 172.20 just connects to a
> > Cisco Catalyst and the 10. range to a router?
> > 
> > What parent do I use in the parents directive, the router or the
> > switch? Both interfaces are being used for service checks as one
> > network is a private gigabit backbone and the other is open to the
> > LAN. Is there any use in adding them both as parent, and what
> > consequences will this have?
> > 
> > The NetSaint box is on both networks.
> > 
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