I'm running Nagios XI through a .ova file I downloaded as part of a school project.
Running CentOS release 6.9, I struggle to connect to the web interface through the IP adress specified in VMWare.
I've tried changing the adapter settings through system-config-network (I set the IP to 192.168.1.200)
Upon trying to connect to the machine through Chrome, the browser gives me a reply saying that ''192.168.1.200 denied the connection'' (roughly translated, I'm using Norwegian translation.''
Why does this happen? Is there soemthing I might have overlooked while setting up the adapter?
Here is a screenshot from system-config-network screen, whilst configuring ''eth0 (Intel EtherExpress/1000 gigabit)'': http://prntscr.com/hl43o2
This is the network settings in VMWare. I've tried Bridged and Custom from before, now I try Host-Only, to the same result: http://prntscr.com/hl43vf
If anyone needs more screencaps, feel free to give me a shout! Help is very appreciated as I need to get this to work :p
Nagios XI web interface not loading from specified IP
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npolovenko
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Re: Nagios XI web interface not loading from specified IP
Hello, @Chryses3. I'd say, just use DHCP and have everything configured automatically. After that restart the VM.
Please make sure that your VM is actually connected to the network. Usually, you can right click on the VM to see the settings: Are you able to ping anything from your VM, like ping http://www.google.com ? Are you able to ping your VM's IP from your PC or another computer?
If the answer to both questions is yes, please run the following command on your Nagios VM:
Let us know if that helps.
Please make sure that your VM is actually connected to the network. Usually, you can right click on the VM to see the settings: Are you able to ping anything from your VM, like ping http://www.google.com ? Are you able to ping your VM's IP from your PC or another computer?
If the answer to both questions is yes, please run the following command on your Nagios VM:
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sed -i 's/SELINUX=.*/SELINUX=disabled/g' /etc/selinux/config
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