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Migrating Nagios from Apache to Nginx

Posted on November 23, 2011May 10, 2019Author Oleksii TykhonovPosted in linux

Nagios is powerful monitoring software. And like OTRS in most cases it’s used with Apache. But sometimes you might want to use it with nginx. Here is a simple way to do that. Actually it’s very similar to launching OTRS with nginx – in both ways we use Perl FastCGI wrapper. I assume that you…

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Nagios: monitoring virtual Windows servers

Posted on August 9, 2011May 10, 2019Author naumPosted in linuxLeave a Reply

I would like to propose one of the ways of monitoring of OS Windows server, which is installed on a Linux server as a virtual one. For this purpose, we will use Nagios and the program for Windows – NSClient++. First of all we need to install program NSClient++ on the virtual machine. During the…

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Using SNMP extend feature in Nagios

Posted on December 2, 2010May 11, 2019Author Oleksii TykhonovPosted in linuxLeave a Reply

In Supportex we monitor a lot of web services and devices. One of the most convenient ways to monitor various parameters is SNMP extend feature. Let’s consider how it works. Assume you already have SNMP daemon installed. Firstly you need to add configuration line in you SNMP daemon config and restart daemon: extend raid-md0 /usr/local/bin/check_md_raid.pl…

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