Nagiosgraph makes rrd integration with Nagios core easy and seamless. Configuration is relatively simple and it makes trends in your metrics easy to spot. Most checks have rrd integration out of the box however if they do not, you can create custom data grids for them. Flexible and extremely useful.

Hi expert I need to know if is it possible to install nagiosgraph and nagios on two different server . I like to have nagios on server1 and nagiosgraph on server2 in order to separate the work of the server. If the ansewer is YES , where can I find the install and config information ? Many thank for the help Emilio

Works great on centos 5.6 and nagios 3.3.1. Follow the instructions in the README file or their website and you won't have any problems.

I tried installing this on RHEL 6, it didn't recognize the RRD libraries, it didn't recognize my GD libraries. I have now manually compiled both and it still doesn't like it. It looks awesome, if it didn't look so damn cool I never would have started manually compiling everything. Oh yea, I also went through CPAN and tried to get it all through there as well, however, I'm very bad with CPAN so maybe ya'll might have better luck. Also found out after reading all the notes that it hasn't been tested on 3.3.1 but I hadn't even gotten far enough for that to make a difference.

When i increase "normal_check_interval" value from default(10min.) to 15min. or greater for any service, nagios stops receiving performance data in .rrd files.

I also checked it with increasing "perfdata_timeout" value but it didn't work.

Nagios version: Nagios Core 3.5.0 or 3.2.3
plugin version: nagios-plugins-1.4.16
Nagiosgraph version: nagiosgraph-1.4.4
OS: Redhat 5.8 64bit

Service configuration:

define service{
use generic-service
host_name Server-10
service_description Disk-Boot Partition Free Space
check_command check_nrpe!check_disk_boot_partition
normal_check_interval 30
}

PS: Services with default "normal_check_interval" value, giving perfdata continually.