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Effectively we want to have some alarms that never trigger audible alarms through the Nagios web-page. Thus we don't want to resort to removing reference to the .wav file references themselves from the cgi.cfg file because this work awesome for the services we do monitor and love this audible featur...

Ha, thanks!

I created it's own thread (if you don't mind) here. Feel free to lock this thread up as you did the rest if you want.

I got around to doing a Part 3 to my blog series i had started on Nagios ( Part 1 and Part 2 ). In this one I made (and shared of course) the NRPE v3.x (RPM) packages; as I hadn't seen anyone put these together yet for our distribution; this includes Red Hat and Fedora. I forwarded all of the patche...

Thank you!

I plan on posting part 3 tomorrow (on NRPE)!

I spent a good time packaging up and testing NRPE v3.0.1 into RPMs with SELinux support of course. I noticed the CentOS/Red Hat/Fedora world is still trucking along with v2.15.

I got around to doing a part 2 to my original blog entry here . I don't think NRDP is being pushed enough for it's goodness. I had to create several patches for it to play nicely with CentOS (7.x) but it works great now. I documented how useful it is and easy to set up here for those who are interes...

Guys, In lieu of this post i made a while back , i created brand new packaging and started a new series of blogs on Nagios specifically geared to CentOS (Red Hat, Scientific OS, and Oracle Linux) v7.x: Nagios Core 4.x Setup for CentOS 7.x The RPM bundles all of the latest Nagios packaging, including...

Thank you,

I took your advice and placed it there too (they were just approved last night) and can found in the tutorial section.

Guys, I just thought I'd share some of my work in case it helps any of you out. A little more then a year ago I wrote these blog entries: Configuring and Installing Nagios Core 4 on CentOS 6 Configuring and Installing NRPE and NSCA into Nagios Core 4 on CentOS 6 But more importantly, I've got a repo...