rm links to xymon (restricted to isg)

audience/administrator_at_isg.markdown

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Administrative Tasks
   * [[documentation/Testing Hardware]]
   * [[linux/Debugging USB storage devices]]
   * [[documentation/Packaging software for Debian]]
-  * [[How to add tests to our Hobbit/Xymon Monitoring Server|documentation/How to add tests to our Big Brother]]
+  * [[How to add tests to our Xymon Monitoring Server|documentation/How to add tests to our Big Brother]]
 
 
 ### System documentation

backups/backup_of_workstations.markdown

@@ -5,6 +5,6 @@ With some exceptions workstations are **not** backed up. The content of your loc
 
 Now the exceptions of the above rule:
 
-  * The data disks of selected Linux [workstations](http://xymon.phys.ethz.ch/xymon/astro/astro.html) are backed up on our backup server. See [[backups/restore]] for some hints on how to restore data.
+  * The data disks of selected Linux workstations are backed up on our backup server. See [[backups/restore]] for some hints on how to restore data.
   * Some Windows workstations of the departement services and [Firstlab](http://www.first.ethz.ch) have a image copy of their local disks on one of our servers. Ask your local IT administrator in case of troubles.
   * We also offer [[BackupBox]] for laptops and lab PCs.

documentation/git_basics.markdown

@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ GIT calls duplicating one repository (i.e. the production copy) into another (i.
 
 [[!img /media/git/synchronize.png alt="GIT: Synchronizing"]]
 
-As an example let's suppose you want to maintain our Xymon/Hobbit configuration on `xymon.phys.ethz.ch:/etc/xymon` and you want to keep the developers copy in the (existing) directory `/home/hansel/git` assuming you have root access to the configuration files via ssh.  This is how you set up your developer copy:
+As an example let's suppose you want to maintain our Xymon configuration on `xymon.phys.ethz.ch:/etc/xymon` and you want to keep the developers copy in the (existing) directory `/home/hansel/git` assuming you have root access to the configuration files via ssh.  This is how you set up your developer copy:
 
 ```
 cd /home/hansel/git

documentation/troubleshooting_ntp.markdown

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ ln -s /usr/local/adjust-clock/adjust-clock.cron /etc/cron.d/adjust-clock
 
 With this the time of the system clock will be set every 5 minutes and synchronized with the hardware clock.  This is essentially the same that ntpd and the kernel are doing except that it works even when ntpd fails to synchronize with the time servers.
 
-Give it at least a few hours or better a couple of days.  Disable the Xymon/Hobbit tests for ntp and ntpd during this time.
+Give it at least a few hours or better a couple of days.  Disable the Xymon tests for ntp and ntpd during this time.
 
 ### Calibrating the System Clock
 

services/hostnames_of_our_services.markdown

@@ -17,7 +17,6 @@ These are the official hostnames you should use when accessing one of our servic
 | group-data.phys.ethz.ch                            | Access to groupdrives                             | [[Readme|storage/access]]                   |
 | restore.phys.ethz.ch                               | Backup                                            | [[Readme|backups/]]                         |
 | debian.ethz.ch, ftp.ch.debian.org                  | [Debian](http://www.debian.org/) Mirror           |                                             |
-| xymon.phys.ethz.ch                                 | [Xymon](http://xymon.sourceforge.net/) Monitoring |                                             |
 | wiki.phys.ethz.ch                                  | Wikis                                             |                                             |
 | registration.phys.ethz.ch                          | Reactivate network registration of your computers | [[Readme|network/]]                         |
 | sql.phys.ethz.ch                                   | SQL Server (database only)                        |                                             |

services/linuxws.markdown

@@ -24,4 +24,4 @@ Most common problems
 
 The default desktop environment is GNOME Shell.
 
-If after working a while, you can't login anymore, it is most probably you have run into quota in your user home directory, check [here](https://xymon.phys.ethz.ch/xymon-cgi/svcstatus.sh?HOST=phd-home&SERVICE=quota) if you are listed.
+If after working a while, you can't login anymore, it is most probably you have run into quota in your user home directory.

services/tools_statistics.markdown

@@ -7,7 +7,6 @@ Tools
 We use many different tools to manage our infrastructure. Some of them are publicly available and may give you some information about the state of our services:
 
   * [BaNG - Backup Web Frontend](https://backup.phys.ethz.ch) (Code on [GitHub](https://github.com/isgphys/BaNG))
-  * [Xymon](https://xymon.phys.ethz.ch/xymon/) Network monitoring of our environment
   * [Mailman](https://lists.phys.ethz.ch/admin) Mailing list management
   * [ISG Ticket System](https://rt.phys.ethz.ch/rt/)
   * [Show Members of Group](https://account.phys.ethz.ch/group/info) or use `members group`
@@ -38,7 +37,6 @@ Statistics
 
 In order to offer our customers the best possible service, we collect and monitor a wide range of statistical data:
 
-  * [Xymon Monitoring](https://xymon.phys.ethz.ch)
   * [ISG fun facts](https://isg.phys.ethz.ch) (right column)
 
 ### Mail Server

services/workstations.markdown

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ The ISG operates a large number of workstations running [[Linux|linuxws]], [[mac
 
 One public room is equipped with Linux workstations:
 
-  * In the room [HIT E 12](https://www.ethz.ch/services/de/service/raeume-standorte-transporte/raeume-gebaeude/orientierung/gebaeude.html?args0=HIT) you'll find some computers running Linux and a wide range of applications like mail clients, word processors, TeX and scientific applications. These computers are free for public use within the [[usage policy|d-phys_computer_usage_policies]] while they're not being used for exercises. [Xymon overview](https://xymon.phys.ethz.ch/xymon/physstud/physstud.html) of the students workstations. 
+  * In the room [HIT E 12](https://www.ethz.ch/services/de/service/raeume-standorte-transporte/raeume-gebaeude/orientierung/gebaeude.html?args0=HIT) you'll find some computers running Linux and a wide range of applications like mail clients, word processors, TeX and scientific applications. These computers are free for public use within the [[usage policy|d-phys_computer_usage_policies]] while they're not being used for exercises.
 
   * A second room [HIT F 21](https://www.ethz.ch/services/de/service/raeume-standorte-transporte/raeume-gebaeude/orientierung/gebaeude.html?args0=HIT) exists, which is managed by ID services. 
 

storage/access.markdown

@@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ Using SSH (any operating system)
 
 Even though SMB access is not possible without VPN from outside ETH, you may access your files from everywhere using tools based on the [[SSH|documentation/ssh]] protocol.
 
-All variants work by connecting to **login.phys.ethz.ch** or one of our [student pool workstation](http://xymon.phys.ethz.ch/xymon/physstud/physstud.html) using your normal D-PHYS username and password.
+All variants work by connecting to **login.phys.ethz.ch** or one of our student pool workstation using your normal D-PHYS username and password.
 
 ### SCP or SFTP
 

storage/index.markdown

@@ -60,5 +60,4 @@ More Information
   * [Research Data at ETH Zurich](https://www.ethz.ch/researchdata)
   * [[windows/Where should I save my files]]
   * Instructions [[how to mount your n.ethz home directory]].
-  * Statistics of [storage usage](http://xymon.phys.ethz.ch/mrtg/fileserver.html)