Distributed Polling Question

[Larry Bills]

Easy way is to run NSCA on different ports than the default. Each
instance has a different port, such as 5667 (default) 5668, etc.

2 cents.....why not read from data sent to a db with one copy of Nagios,
and create your own web interface for each customer from php, java etc,
accessable by one copy of Nagios...makes the server breathe easier.

Larry Bills

n Tue, 2003-07-15 at 14:57, Brian Snead wrote:
> I would like to configure Nagios in a distributed polling model, but I want the central server to be running multiple instances of Nagios (i.e. one for each customer so they have their own web interface, etc). The problem I see is that the NSCA client does not have a way to indicate which instance of Nagios to submit the passive check to. Does anyone have any experience with this situation? 
> 
> Thank you,
> 
> Brian Snead.
> 
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