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Configuring Hosts — This page outlines how to configure a New Nagios monitored host.
Managing Hosts — This page outlines how to manage Nagios configured hosts.
Managing Host Services — This page outlines how to manage Nagios configured host services (services previously applied to a specific host). 
Host Groups — Host Groups are an arbitrary collection of hosts into named sets. The usage of host groups simplifies access control, status displays, notifications, scheduling maintenance, multi-server commands, and reports.
Host Templates — Host templates store common object properties used to define multiple hosts. Host templates are used to reduce the number of repetitive entries when defining objects.
Parent Child Host Relationships — Parent-child relationships focus on taking physical dependencies into account during outages, where host dependencies focus is on taking logical dependencies into account during outages. Parent-child relationships may only be defined for hosts.

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