Accessing Web GUI

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Amaldonado25
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Accessing Web GUI

Post by Amaldonado25 »

Morning Everyone

My quiestion maybe repated as I can see many people has gone through this issue. i installed Nagioxi on VMware Workstation 16. I follow the steps on how to installed. Everything is running fine on the VM but i cannot access the web interface. i try to ping the web interface Ip address and I get no pings. i check services:

systemctl status httpd.service: it shows active same with firewall.

I searched the whole entired web and i found nothing. very frustrating.

Thank you
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DoubleDoubleA
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Re: Accessing Web GUI

Post by DoubleDoubleA »

Hi @Amaldonado25,

It might have to do with the networking settings on VMWare Workstation player. Take a look at those, I believe you want to have the networking set to bridge mode and not NAT.

Aaron
Ariel19
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Re: Accessing Web GUI

Post by Ariel19 »

Check your VM network settings (Bridged/NAT), open port 80 in the firewall, verify Apache is listening (netstat -tulnp | grep httpd),Pokerogue and check the VM's IP (ip a). Also, try disabling SELinux temporarily (setenforce 0).
DavidVincent
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Re: Accessing Web GUI

Post by DavidVincent »

You can check the following to fix the issue:
Check VM IP: Run ip a to ensure the correct address.
Check network mode: Switch from NAT to Bridged if needed.
Open firewall ports:
sudo firewall-cmd --add-service=http --permanent
sudo firewall-cmd --add-service=https --permanent
sudo firewall-cmd --reload
Temporarily disable SELinux: sudo setenforce 0
Check Apache:
sudo systemctl restart httpd
sudo tail -f /var/log/httpd/error_log
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