

Step 1 — Connect
In the easyNag app, add an instance, choose OP5 Monitor and enter your server URL and credentials. easyNag uses the OP5 Monitor API, so nothing needs to be installed on the server.
What you can do
- Problems list, optionally unhandled only
- Acknowledge, recheck and schedule downtimes, also in bulk
- Regex keyword filters to hide hosts or services
- Several OP5 environments as separate instances
Step 2 — Push notifications
Push notifications need a notification command on the OP5 server that calls the easyNag API (see the API docs). From a notification you can acknowledge or schedule a downtime, and Critical Alerts sound even in Do Not Disturb.
Get easyNag on the App StoreiPhone, iPad & Mac
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