# Some generic hostgroup definitions

# A simple wildcard hostgroup
define hostgroup {
        hostgroup_name  all
		alias           All Servers
		members         *
        }

# A list of your Debian GNU/Linux servers
define hostgroup {
        hostgroup_name  debian-servers
		alias           Debian GNU/Linux Servers
		members         localhost,pc1,pc3,pc4,pc5,pc6,pc7,pc8,pc9,pc10,pc33,pc34,pc35,pc36,pc37,pc38,pc39,pc40,pc41,pc42,pc65,pc66,pc67,pc68,pc69,pc70,pc97,pc98,pc99,pc100,pc101,pc102,pc103,pc129,pc130,pc131,pc132,pc133,pc134,pc135,pc136
        }

# A list of switches
define hostgroup {
 	hostgroup_name 		switches
	alias 			All switches
	members			bb-sw,grp1-sw,grp2-sw,grp3-sw,grp4-sw,grp5-sw
	}

#A list of routers
define hostgroup {
	hostgroup_name		routers
	alias			All routers
	members			bb-gw,bb-rtr1,bb-rtr2,bb-rtr3,bb-rtr4,bb-rtr5
	}

# A list of your web servers
define hostgroup {
        hostgroup_name  http-servers
		alias           HTTP servers
		members         localhost
        }

# A list of your ssh-accessible servers
define hostgroup {
        hostgroup_name  ssh-servers
		alias           SSH servers
		members         localhost
        }

# nagios doesn't like monitoring hosts without services, so this is
# a group for devices that have no other "services" monitorable
# (like routers w/out snmp for example)
define hostgroup {
        hostgroup_name  ping-servers
		alias           Pingable servers
		members         gateway
        }