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Nagios XI graphs show a "compressed" range on the "Y" scale of graphs. This can be misleading (for me, and for some graphs). I'd like to show my "Memory Usage" graph with a 0-to-Max Y scale so I can clearly see the amount of free memory.

Is this possible?
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The "Host Status Details" page shows a tabbed interface; One of the tabs is called "Performance Graphs". How do I select the performance indicators (services) that should be shown on the Performance Graphs? Right now it shows HOST, Ping, APT Updates, Load and CPU Status. That par...

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The built-in graphs are good for most things; Since performance information is kept in RRD files I'm sure I can handle my unusual graphs using Grafana or something else.

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It's good the option is there and I'll use it if I have to. For now I'll try to keep things as close to the defaults as possible.

From my question about a specific graph I might need I found out that Nagios XI stores performance data in RRD files. How are those RRD files created? Can I alter the parameters used to create the files? Is it a problem if I recreate those files to change the parameters? I'm monitoring bandwidth use...

I'm evaluating Nagios XI (and Nagios Core) as a replacement for my current monitoring system. On my current system (rrd based / cacti) I've got a graph that shows me total inbound and total outbound traffic for my router, with a bit of a twist. I'm on a BGP system and I've got two peers/uplinks (I'l...