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Great, thanks.

You did miss a page there in the third try :) This is how to do it: Host graphs -> click on a host name above the graph to get all of the host service graphs -> click on View Current Service Status icon next to one of the service graphs -> Performance Graphs tab Here is a link to the service status ...

There's nothing in the npcd.log since the upgrade to XI 2014 yesterday, and perdata.log doesn't exist (I suppose there was nothing that needed to be written to it). I tested the same steps on your online demo and the same thing happens. I even tested on another PC and with another browser and the sa...

I installed Nagios XI 2014R1.0 trial today and I noticed that performance graphs are not showing in some cases. When I go to "Service Details", click on a service and go to "Performance Graphs" tab, the graphs show without a problem. But if I go to "Host Graphs", click ...

Well, I can do this myself outside of Nagios XI, but it would be much nicer to have it inside the interface. I could also modify the code that shows the graph page inside Nagios XI, but that would mean changing it again every time there is an update to Nagios XI, so I would rather not do that. I see...

I was wondering if it was possible to view host graphs in two columns. When they are in a single column, the right half of the page is empty, and it would be great if it could be filled by another column of graphs. There is an option to choose how many graphs you want to see per page, but no option ...

Great, thanks - I don't know why I haven't tried that. This will certainly be better than a link to service details which would open the Overview tab.

Thanks for making this a feature request. I can't find anything concerning graphs or perfdata in the backend API you mentioned. I'll just link to the service page, or a list of services on the host for now. I started testing Nagios XI 2014 and I must say that I like the integration of tools (e.g. Ca...

That was my guess too, but I was hoping there was a way.

It doesn't have to be a link, it can be an API I can use, or a section of code I can insert into my page and change a few parameters. But the best option would be a link directly to the graph in Nagios XI interface.

That was the first thing I tried, but it gives me a link to graph explorer page in Nagios XI, not a link to a specific graph I am currently viewing in graph explorer. There are multiple tabs inside graph explorer (Top Alerts Last 24hrs, Host Health, Service Health...), and I would like a link to a g...