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Sorry, but check_rrd is not one of mine.
You dont need to recompile Nagios in order to installa new plugin. Read the Nagios online documentation (it is very comprehensive) to see how to define a new check command, which will be your plugin, and then you can define a service to use this check command. Where you install the plugin depends on how you installed nagios, but usually you'll have a plugins subdir under your nagios installation directory.
Remember that Nagios and MRTG are two completely separate products, although MRTG can query the Nagios agent (with the appropriate plugins) and you can embed their output in each other (with the appropriate plugins).
You can use the MRTG cfgmaker program to generate as many MRTG .cfg files as you like, and then set your MRTG instance to process them all. There is no way (that I know of) to automatically walk your entire network to discover all switches and generate configs, though.
Much documentation is available on mrtg.org (for MRTG documentation) and on the Nagios website (for Nagios documentation).
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Steve Shipway
UNIX Systems, ITSS, University of Auckland, NZ
Woe unto them that rise up early in the morning... -- Isaiah 5:11
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