I am attempting to figure out if nagios XI will work for our needs. I
am having problems installing the vmware version.
I ran through the tutorials and did what it said. However, when I get
to the last tutorial, says to put the ip in the browser and bring up
the home page. It fails to connect to the ip address. I can ping the
ip address from the same box. Is there something I am missing?
VMWare Install Issue
Re: VMWare Install Issue
Perhaps the apache service didn't start. If you login to the virtual machine, use the following command to check the status:
/etc/init.d/httpd status
If its stopped, use this command to start apache:
/etc/init.d/httpd start
While you're logged in, verify the ip address of the virtual machine with this command:
ifconfig
Hope that helps.
/etc/init.d/httpd status
If its stopped, use this command to start apache:
/etc/init.d/httpd start
While you're logged in, verify the ip address of the virtual machine with this command:
ifconfig
Hope that helps.
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Ethan Galstad
President
Ethan Galstad
President
Re: VMWare Install Issue
I checked, Apache is running. The IP is correct.
Any other suggestions?
Actually when I said in my original post that it did not connect, that is only partiall true. It never brings up the page. However, ti does make a connection. It just sits and waits for a response. The response never comes, so, it eventually times out.
Any other suggestions?
Actually when I said in my original post that it did not connect, that is only partiall true. It never brings up the page. However, ti does make a connection. It just sits and waits for a response. The response never comes, so, it eventually times out.
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Re: VMWare Install Issue
What happens after you restart apache?
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/etc/init.d/httpd restart
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Re: VMWare Install Issue
The same timeout occurs.
I did notice that I get one failure on startup. However after googleing it, it did not seem like it would impact this. But Maybe I am incorrect.
I did notice that I get one failure on startup. However after googleing it, it did not seem like it would impact this. But Maybe I am incorrect.
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Re: VMWare Install Issue
This should be irrelevant.
I'm wondering about your 10.xxx address, where does that come from? Is it perhaps a user-space network emulation?
I'm wondering about your 10.xxx address, where does that come from? Is it perhaps a user-space network emulation?
Re: VMWare Install Issue
This is weird, I can't access it from the same machine the vm is running on, but others can access it from their machines. So it is working, I just can't do anything with it. I am able to rdp to another machine and then come back to my machine in a browser and it works. It just won't hook up with the VM from a browser running local on my machine.
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Re: VMWare Install Issue
I've seen this issue on VMware Workstation before.
I had Windows Vista x64 as the Host OS and running a Guest VM of Windows XP. And I could not connect the two via networking when using the Bridged networking (VMnet0). I had to do some double hopping to transfer some files around.
I did discover that if I changed the network port on the Guest VM to connect to Host-only (VMnet1) and obtained a new IP address on the XP machine I was then able to talk to the Vista machine (because the Vista machine has a virtual nic in the Host-only environment).
I never got around to finding out how to make the Host OS and the Guest VM talk to each other.
I had Windows Vista x64 as the Host OS and running a Guest VM of Windows XP. And I could not connect the two via networking when using the Bridged networking (VMnet0). I had to do some double hopping to transfer some files around.
I did discover that if I changed the network port on the Guest VM to connect to Host-only (VMnet1) and obtained a new IP address on the XP machine I was then able to talk to the Vista machine (because the Vista machine has a virtual nic in the Host-only environment).
I never got around to finding out how to make the Host OS and the Guest VM talk to each other.
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