E-mail itTouchMon for NagiosVersion: 2.0.1
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Developer: s-team IT solutions GmbH
Age rating: 4+
Compatibility: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch
Requires iPhone OS 3.0 or later
Filed Under: Utilities
TouchMon for Nagios accesses your Nagios servers (multiple instance support) and natively displays the data on your iPhone or iPod touch.
Unlike other available Nagios frontend solutions, it does not require any changes in your server-side configuration. Just enter the server URL, username and password (you can also optionally ignore self-signed SSL certificate errors) and TouchMon for Nagios displays your network state in a meaningful way.
With TouchMon for Nagios, you are also able to set downtimes and acknowledge problems - for both hosts and services.
From now on, you don't have to pull up Safari to know what's going on - just open TouchMon for Nagios and it's all there; nicely partitioned into 'Problems', 'Hosts' and 'Hostgroups'.
You can also set TouchMon for Nagios to reload the displayed data after a defined period of time has passed. Alternatively, you can shake your device to force a reload, or simply press the reload-button.
Monitor your System health.
Acknowledge problems.
Set downtimes.
Everwhere.
Anywhere.
TouchMon for Nagios has been tested with Nagios 3.2.0, 3.1.2, 3.0.6 and 2.10 - if necessary, updates for new Nagios versions will be provided.
Unlike other available Nagios frontend solutions, it does not require any changes in your server-side configuration. Just enter the server URL, username and password (you can also optionally ignore self-signed SSL certificate errors) and TouchMon for Nagios displays your network state in a meaningful way.
With TouchMon for Nagios, you are also able to set downtimes and acknowledge problems - for both hosts and services.
From now on, you don't have to pull up Safari to know what's going on - just open TouchMon for Nagios and it's all there; nicely partitioned into 'Problems', 'Hosts' and 'Hostgroups'.
You can also set TouchMon for Nagios to reload the displayed data after a defined period of time has passed. Alternatively, you can shake your device to force a reload, or simply press the reload-button.
Monitor your System health.
Acknowledge problems.
Set downtimes.
Everwhere.
Anywhere.
TouchMon for Nagios has been tested with Nagios 3.2.0, 3.1.2, 3.0.6 and 2.10 - if necessary, updates for new Nagios versions will be provided.
