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About Configuration Overview The GroundWork Monitor Configuration application, also referred to as Monitor Architect or Monarch, is a fullfeatured, easytouse web based system for use with Nagios. Configuration consists of a set of tools that allow a user to easily configure and maintain Nagios or GroundWork Monitor. Configuration ... Other labels: configuration

How to configure externals PAGE HELPFUL? <a href="mailto:[email protected]?subject=How to configure externals">Leave Feedback</a> \\ \\ Overview The Externals feature enables you to add your own configuration data that is not related to Nagios but can be useful when integrating other tools. When ... Other labels: configuration, externals

How to define a command PAGE HELPFUL? <a href="mailto:[email protected]?subject=How to define a command">Leave Feedback</a> \\ \\ Overview A Command line, which defines a command, is referenced in contact, host, and service definitions among other places. Commands that can be defined include service ... Other labels: configuration, command, line

How to define extended info PAGE HELPFUL? <a href="mailto:[email protected]?subject=How to define extended info">Leave Feedback</a> \\ \\ Overview This page reviews the configuration of extended info templates. Extended host and service information entries are basically used to make the output from the status ... Other labels: configuration, extended, info, templates, cgi

How to define groups PAGE HELPFUL? <a href="mailto:[email protected]?subject=How to define groups">Leave Feedback</a> Overview This page reviews the Groups option and walks through how to use groups to set up Multiple WMI Proxy hosts. Groups are very flexible ... Other labels: configuration, groups

How to define time periods PAGE HELPFUL? <a href="mailto:[email protected]?subject=How to define time periods">Leave Feedback</a> \\ \\ Overview Time Periods are lists of times during various days that are considered to be valid times for notifications and service checks. They indicate when host and service ... Other labels: configuration, timeperiods

How to import and export Nagios files PAGE HELPFUL? <a href="mailto:[email protected]?subject=How to import and export Nagios files">Leave Feedback</a> \\ \\ Overview This page reviews importing from files and exporting to files. Steps Import from Files The Import from Files option allow ... Other labels: configuration, import, export, nagios

How to manage host dependencies PAGE HELPFUL? <a href="mailto:[email protected]?subject=How to manage host dependencies">Leave Feedback</a> \\ \\ Overview The use of host and service dependencies can help save resources by not running checks on/and sending notifications about hosts and services that are obviously unavailable ... Other labels: configuration, host, dependencies, dependency

How to manage hosts PAGE HELPFUL? <a href="mailto:[email protected]?subject=How to manage hosts">Leave Feedback</a> \\ \\ Overview Hosts are used to define a physical server, workstation, device, etc. that resides on your network. Services are the logical entities that hosts provide. A host definition ... Other labels: configuration, hosts

How to manage parent child relationships PAGE HELPFUL? <a href="mailto:[email protected]?subject=How to manage parent child relationships">Leave Feedback</a> \\ \\ Overview Parentchild relationships focuses on taking physical dependencies into account during outages, where host dependencies focus in on taking logical dependencies ... Other labels: configuration, parent, child, relationships