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What that article and it's top answer are stating is that Nagios is a monitoring application. It is not designed for the purposes of device/machine configuration management. You might be interested in something like Chef or Puppet for that use case. There may be some unofficial components/extension...

also found this, but its so over my head at present

https://exchange.nagios.org/directory/P ... ig/details

is there not a simple build in feature in nagios>

found this
https://kb.paessler.com/en/topic/50083- ... s-via-prtg
which hints at something in side nagios via a plugin ?

hi all

please correct me if I am wrong but will nagios capture the snap shots of the switches it connects to?

if so how do you do it?

looked over the knowledge base but the only snapshot management seams to be the config of nagios.

I will have a look tomorrow in more detail over the link setup on a few of the systems.
news shortly

ended up scraping the server and starting the build again, changed to fixed memory on the windows hyperv estate, seams ok now but it is running with spare ram and processor just to keep it sweet.

yes safe to close

changed it to 20gb fixed ram from dynamic and its running better
have 6 cores as well

is it normal for the memory demand to jump when asking for a map view?

currently its hovering about 10gb of ram monitoring about 20 switches/stacks, but at times it jumps to a number in the billions of mb's of ram.

I have a question

just setting up nagios xi, but we have twin nexus 9k boxes with 80gb pipe between them, each of the feeder cisco stacks has twin 10gb links to make 20gb pipes

how can I show this on a map or view? does nagios handle the links/bonded links thought put correctly ?

thanks
andy