Nagios Support Forum

Question 1:
I used to be able to added an old CentOS 6/7 repository on RHEL 7 to be able to install and update Nagios Core from repository rather than having to download and compile the source (I'm a windows server admin having to support a small linux estate so repository is much easier to maintain and update)

We are now having to move from our ancient CentOS 6 nagios core server to RHEL 9 and was wondering if there is a valid Nagios Core repository for RHEL9?

Question 2:
is nagiosgraph still working on RHEL9?
Are there any newer, free nagios Core plugins that are actively being maintained that can replace nagiosgraph?

Hi @Guyver1,

I can't speak to your second question, but to install Nagios Core (and plugins, dependencies, etc) from a public repository, I would recommend using EPEL's package:
We also have an RPM repository at https://repo.nagios.com, but it's oriented more toward our commercial offering (i.e. you can use it to install Nagios Core, but it's using the configuration you'd need to run Nagios XI and may introduce dependencies you don't want).