Multiple Instance Support

That makes sense. I was thinking about it a little differently. I was thinking about having a bunch of different sites and quickly switching between them. I would have to change the preferred server to a display server checkbox. I could pull the object list from multiple servers and track server, host, and service rather that just host and service. There may be a slow refresh if you tried to track lots of nagios servers at once. I'll work on adding that in a future release. Thanks for the feedback.

-Rick

Hi, thanks for the request!

Great timing — multi-server support arrived in NagMon 2.0.1, and it works the way you're describing (and then some). You can add as many Nagios servers as you like in Settings, and each has an enable/disable toggle. When two or more are enabled, their hosts, services, alerts, and
outages are merged into combined views on every tab — so the Dashboard, Hosts, Services, and Alerts screens all show your entire environment at once.

A few details worth knowing:

- Each item shows a badge indicating which server it came from, and same-named hosts on different servers are kept separate.
- Actions like acknowledgements and downtimes automatically go to the right server.
- Servers are fetched concurrently, and if one goes unreachable it's flagged in the Dashboard header without affecting the others.

Update to 2.0.1 and give it a try — we'd love to hear how it works with your setup. Thanks for using NagMon!