Rotation pools
The Rotation pools are just sets of NagVis maps that are used to rotate between. So you can open up a rotate pool to have your maps shown for a certain time and then the rotate function will switch to the next map in the pool.
Note: Neither automap nor Geomap kan be used in a rotation pool.
There is no GUI to use for administration of the rotate pools. You have to edit the nagvis.ini.php file that is located here:
/opt/monitor/op5/nagvis_ls/etc/nagvis.ini.php
Adding a rotation pool
To add a new rotation pool you have to edit nagvis.ini.php. Look in the file for the following section:
; ----------------------------
; Rotation pool definitions
; ----------------------------
To add a rotation pool
1 1. Logon to your op5 Monitor server, as root, via ssh or directly at the console.
2 2. Open up nagvis.ini.php in your favorite editor.
3 3. Go down to the ”Rotation pool definitions“ and add the following lines:
[rotation_demo]
rotationid="demo"
maps="demo,Demo2:demo2"
interval=15
The table below describes the options shown above:
Option | Description |
[rotation NAME] | NAME is the displayed name of this rotation pool on NagVis default page. |
rotationid=”NAME” | NAME is the ID of this rotation pool, need to be the same as NAME in [rotation_NAME]. |
maps=”map1,map2:Maps” | The Maps is a label which is being displayed in the index pages rotation list. |
interval=15 | 15 is the rotation time in seconds between the maps. |
| Maps must be named exactly the same as the corresponding cfg file. |
4 Save and quit your editor.
5 Go back to your browser and reload the NagVis default page