I'm looking for a product or script that will let us generate a network map for use in conjunction with Nagios. We have all of the parent/child dependencies defined in a SQL table, as well as the current status, but I can only find programs that will create a live map on my desktop. I also looked at the graphing Pear module, but it seems that it cannot generate an org-chart type map of the network.
Anyone know of something that will generate an org-chart like network map dynamically?
There's even WebDot so you can make the nodes clickable, though I haven't tried that. Dot is about as simple to use as anything that exists. Sometimes you'll be annoyed by the way it lays things out, but it works. Hope I interpreted your question correctly.
This may just work. I'll have to pass it on for it to be looked into.
Mainly, the problem is that the default Nagios network map is not scalable
to a large network (3000+ hosts). The size of the map and the limited
layout of the screen causes major issues (and loads very slowly).
I'm looking more for something that will let me create either a cascading
down tree format of the network, or as a drill-down map with major
components on the main screen and dependencies available by clicking on the
parent. For that, I just need a dynamic org-chart type component that will
let me generate the views based on parent-child dependencies. Anyone know
of something down those lines, instead?
Sincerely,
Joe Johnson
www.JoeLovesDreamweaver.com
joe@sendjoeanemail.com