Hi
I Understand that hostname+statusname is unipue. What I want to do i us
these informations in different combinations.
I think that Xymon works this way:
Xymon server receives client information from the xymon-client, stores this
information and then generate the xymon webpage on request.
When xymon server is asked for a specifik page for clienta+proc, the xymon
server check what to do with the stored information against the
server/etc/hobbit-client.cfg file and the generates the webpage.
I would like to be able to load webpages generated from different
hobbit-client.cfg files.
basicly I want to make 1 page showing everything of interest for the
sysadmins and another one only showing part of the clienta+proc specifik for
a given customer.
I have Proc, Ports and Services for many customers on the same server and
would to be able to tell which customer is affected when some monitor goes
red.
If it is possible to make a page only showing specifik monitors, then it
should be possible to descibe a serviceflow/dataflow on a subpage and then
from the main page see if any services in that flow is affected (one host
should be able to be part of many flows).
Regards
Mogens
2009/1/12 Henrik Størner <user-ce4a2c883f75@xymon.invalid>
In <user-6c582801d85d@xymon.invalid> "Mogens
Busk" <user-16632790e0e4@xymon.invalid> writes:
Is it then possible to run a bbcmd to get the info generated with
different
hobbit-clients.cfg files.
I can read in the man pages it could be like this (I can't get this
woking)=
:
bbcmd sh
hobbitd_channel --channel=3Dclient hobbitd_client
--config=3Dhobbit-client-testa.cfg
And then parse this output to another page to have hobbit show the normal
page like
normal hobbitpage
servera
proc1
proc2
proc3
...
hobbit serviceline page
servera
proc2
serverb
proc3
port1
You must understand that in Hobbit the (hostname+statusname) combination
is considered unique. So you cannot have more than one (servera/proc)
status.
You *could* use different hostnames; then you can modify the client on
each server to send the data multiple times using different hostnames.
It's a bit waste of ressources, though.
Perhaps it would be an idea if you told us exactly what it is you're trying
to achive with this setup ?
Regards,
Henrik
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mvh mogens busk
user-299afb767d0c@xymon.invalid