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Accessing Nagvis Maps directly
| If you have created some Nagvis Maps, you'd probably want to access them without having the Checkmk sidebar visible on either the left or right side. |
This is quite easy:
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Accessing Nagvis Maps directly
When accessing Nagvis inside Checkmk and creating a map, the URL to the map is as follows:
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http://<host>/<cmksite>/check_mk/index.py?start_url=%2F<cmksite>%2Fnagvis%2Ffrontend%2Fnagvis-js%2Findex.php%3Fmod%3DMap%26act%3Dview%26show%3D<mapname> |
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Now you need to alter the link a bit. We have to strip everything Checkmk related and transform the URL endcoded -encoded ASCII strings in a human-readable format. The above link would then look like this:
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http://<host>/<sitename>/nagvis/frontend/nagvis-js/index.php?mod=Map&act=view&show=<mapname> |
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If you want to visualize a Nagvis Map on a wall-mounted TV, you can use this URL:
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http://<host>/<sitename>/check_mk/login.py?_username=<username>&_password=<password>&_login=1&_origtarget=%2F<sitename>%2Fnagvis%2Ffrontend%2Fnagvis-js%2Findex.php%3Fmod%3DMap%26act%3Dview%26show%3D<mapname> |
I would recommend creating this url URL using the network analyzer of your browser: Checkmk profiling
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Between login.py? and &_origtarget, you need to add the following options:
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_username=<username>&_password=<password>&_login=1 |
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