I have played with pretty much every Nagios Configuration tool, and what would set NagiosQL apart would be a switch/router configurator.

As it stands to add a switch with say 8 ports, I need to get the OIDs that I want (traffic in/out, errors, etc. this could be as many as 8 OIDs per interface), setup a service template like check_switch_port and then make services with what port to check. (Perhaps I am doing this wrong, and there is a better way to do it inside NagiosQL?) This can take a long time to setup if you have 48 port switches or multiple 48 port blades in a large switch.

If you have played with Cacti (Or ZenOSS) you basically type the ip address, the community string, and it will snmpwalk your device and find all of the according interfaces, and generate the proper configuration for you. This functionality doesn't exist in any nagios configuration tool that I can find.

It may be possible to borrow some of the Cacti code to implement this in NagiosQL.

Just my suggestion, thanks for making NagiosQL.

Thank you.

I think this could be an idea for upcoming module support. NagiosQL will support some 3rd party modules in future.

But we will not implement such "active" functions to our NagiosQL base in future.