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Just an FYI for anyone reading this post, we resolved the installation issue.

I think all of the things I did above + a complete uninstall and full reinstall did the trick.

Regards
Bryan

I have asked the customer if Apache was installed as part of the OS install, should hear something back by Friday 8/15.

If it was then what do we do? Ask for a fresh clean minimal install? Or is there a workaround I can try.

Regards
Bryan

Hi Scott,

Our customer has told me it was a plain vanilla install. Not sure if they installed Apache as part of the install or not.

Is it possible to work around this issue? I have root access... as of right now...

Thanks
Bryan

Was this a clean minimal install, or was it a corporate build/image? It looks like the dbs were configured fine: Initializing MySQL... MySQL root password is now set to: nagiosxi MySQL initialized OK Database servers initialized OK /etc/services updated sudoers configured OK iptables: Setting chain...

Thanks for the suggestions: I have not changed the default passwords for postgres or MySQL I stopped iptables and SELinux was already disabled And I still get the same 403 error. Can you tell me how to change the passwords to the defaults for postgres and MySQL? I will set them to the defaults and t...

Clean install on RHEL: Nagios XI Installation Log (clip) ========================== DATE: Tue Aug 5 18:25:01 CDT 2014 DISTRO INFO: RedHatEnterpriseServer 6.5 x86_64 THIS IS A NEW INSTALL! INSTALLING: full=2014R1.3 major=2014 minor=R1.3 releasedate=2014-07-17 release=406 I am getting this error: ---...