No. And for you it could be a great idee to don't have duplicate hostname :-)
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Kii NODA <kii.noda at gmail.com> a écrit :
Hi there,
I am in the situation that requires me to monitor multiple setups all on Amazon EC2. These setups are all fairly standard, having machines like prod-admin-1, prod-mysql-1, prod-web-1, prod-web-2, etc.
What I am trying to do is this:
- have prod-admin-1 on each of these setups monitored from a separate location (let's call it "Master")
- have prod-admin-1 on each of these setups act as a Xymon proxy for all hosts behind it
- have all machines in each setup configured to report to prod-admin-1 from that setup
- have only the Master do all the graphing/monitoring/alerting/etc necessary while gathering the data from all setups
The problem is that once I do this, as the hostnames from different setups overlap, Xymon becomes confused. Yes, hostnames, at this point, are not complete hostnames like prod-admin-1.$domain1, prod-admin-1.$domain2, etc.
Do you have any suggestion on how to solve this other than reconfiguring every host to report as $host.$domain?
Thanks!
Kii
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