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OK I have managed that, but can somebody tell me where are those configuration files that that wizard changes?
I would like to use a script to change those values.

You could look at the code that is in the component directory: (it loops through hosts, looking at the notes field for lat,lon). Maybe look into modifying this code to read your alternate host locations from a db? /usr/local/nagiosxi/html/includes/components/googlemap/[b]buildmakers.inc.php[/b] The...

You can change the speed in the wizard when you run it, you can also run the wizard against that host address again to append chances to the congratulations. Alternatively, you will find your host and service configurations in Configure > Core Configuration manager, and you change them there, then ...

abrist wrote:The google maps component is its own beast. I guess my comments referring to the coordinates in the con figs really only applies to Nagvis.

Do you know where I could get more answers for the Google Maps component?

Changing those values will require a nagios restart. To automate it, you will need to do a db update in nagiosql, or use the static directory and have your script alter the configs outside of the CCM. I tried that and it somehow does not work, I changed it and restarted the service, but the changes...

abrist wrote:The major issue is the required process restarts for updates. You may be better off saving the coordinate info somewhere else so that you do not need to restart nagios.

How you mean save somewhere else, the Google Maps plugin always looks into the same place?

Hello So I am trying to use the Router Monitoring Wizard to add a router with different types of interfaces. Different speed, but the option in the wizard is offering me only a global configuration, and after I finish the configuration I can not find where in the configuration files to change the in...

Hello My idea was to dynamically change the coordinates of the hosts that are monitored. So idea was to get GPS coordinates every few minutes and to change the entry in the notes field, but after that I would need to force Nagios to read from that file. Is there any way I could do that from command ...

Hello My idea was to dynamically change the coordinates of the hosts that are monitored. So idea was to get GPS coordinates every few minutes and to change the entry in the notes field, but after that I would need to force Nagios to read from that file. Is there any way I could do that from command ...