as we try to add monitoring either to linux servers or mongodb the process hangs indefinitely (same for Deploy Agents). We have not successfully deployed an agent yet. The firewall has ports (80 443 161 162 22 21 5667) open on the Nagios server. The target host has had the firewall/iptables turned off. The logs don't seem to notice that this is occurring. The target machine sees no network traffic from the Nagios host.
Knowing where to look for the errors will help, we see no errors anywhere. All logs mentioned in the Nagios pdf on logs do not contain messages regarding these steps. How can we add agents or see errors from agent deploys?
no service configured
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benjaminsmith
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Re: no service configured
Hi @abadird
It almost seems like the GUI is hanging. Upon failure, you should receive a message with some information to help troubleshoot. Does it ever get to the following screen? If not, let's check the Apache logs for any errors, there may be a memory or timeout issue here. Run the command below to watch the logs and then try to deploy an agent once more.
Lastly, it's worth double checking the connectivity.
It almost seems like the GUI is hanging. Upon failure, you should receive a message with some information to help troubleshoot. Does it ever get to the following screen? If not, let's check the Apache logs for any errors, there may be a memory or timeout issue here. Run the command below to watch the logs and then try to deploy an agent once more.
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tail -f /var/log/httpd/error_log /var/log/httpd/ssl_error_log
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ping <ipaddress>
nmap <ipaddress>
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