Max listings per page.

[epx998]

Hi All,

Just want to say thanks for the forum support provided. Thus far I am really liking NagiosXI, minus a DB issue, it is working great. I do have another question though. On the 'service detail' page, the max listings per page is 100. Is there a way to increase that? By the end of my addings hosts/services, I will have well over 1000 tests running, if not, quite a bit more. It would be nice if I had the option to list all the services being tested, regardless of how many.

Also curious, if I make a host manually from scratch, the flat files that would go into the objects and services directories, would NagiosQL pick those up and import it? While teaching myself the application, I had deleted the localhost files (on purpose), then saw that it was removed from the NagiosXI gui. I also deleted the entries from the db manually. Later I just dropped in 2 new flat files from a test machine and they appeared to be imported by Nagios. As nice as the wizards are, if I can just create flat files en mass and Nagios just sees them, imports, my life would be 100x easier my POC for our network would be complete.

Cheers,
Gavin

[SDohmen]

Regarding the listings we have the same problem. The solution i have found is if you right click the link and open it in a seperate window it will show all hosts/services in 1 go instead of capping them at 100. When you change the amount the link itself will also update with the amount you choose. There you can also change the amount viewable.

[lmiltchev]

epx998,

You can post this on our tracker as a feature request.

http://tracker.nagios.com/

Max listings per page are set at 100 for a reason. Increasing this number will lead to a significant increase in the page load time. Probably, you will be better off using the "Quick find" feature of Nagios XI.

[epx998]

Thanks for both the responses. Glad there is a work around.

Cheers!

[mguthrie]

The other "hack" method you could use is putting ?results=1000 in your URL, and that will make it display 1000 results for any page you look at. Just know that this will affect your page load times.