Multiple status map views

[Noah Leaman]

I too would be interested in how anybody is approaching this problem. I 
realize that you can show or not show hostgroup layers on the map, but 
the map always takes up the same amount of space. Is there another 
mapping solution that can tie into Nagios host and dependancy configs?

Also, how do I get the hosts to fork off in the map like shown in the 
online demos? I figured it was being done based on dependancies, but I 
set some up and the map is still just a circle of hosts around the 
nagios process.

-- 
Noah

On Sunday, October 26, 2003, at 04:15  AM, Eduardo Moura wrote:

> Hi everybody!
>  
> We are starting to use nagios to take care of a 1200 objects network. 
> Here is the problem:
>  
> We have one team who have responsability for intel and risc world 
> (servers) and another wich take care of networks (routers, switches 
> and so on), the status map view become very polluted with all objects 
> bringing problems to managing down objects. Can anybody have a hint to 
> create separate views in nagios to acomodate servers and network 
> devices?
>  
> best regards
>  
> Eduardo Moura
>  
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