Nagvis SSO or more Google Maps Flexbility

[todsspa]

Hi

I need to show some hostgroups that are our dislocated site worldwide .... but nagvis is not a sleek solution due lack of sso between among nagios and nagvis

Can you help me ?

Greetz

[slansing]

Can you provide a definition of SSO, are you talking in relation to Single Sign On? To my understanding, you are creating a map of farms or environments in remote locations but Nagvis will not do the job correctly, if you can send a little more information our way as to why it is not, and what specifically you need we can better help.

[todsspa]

I wanna access to nagvis map without login again with the same user of nagios-XI ... same thing for core config

[slansing]

You will most likely have to log in again since NagVis uses a separate authentication database. Though there may be a way around this I was unable to find anything when I rummaged around their web site. I do know that you can login without authentication but this of course is a security issue, none the less here is the portion regarding that:

How to run NagVis WITHOUT authentication?

We do not recommend such a setup but here are two possible ways to do it:
mod_rewrite

The following mod_rewrite config maps the user "nagiosadmin" to NagVis:

RewriteEngine on
RewriteLock var/log/rewrite.lck
RewriteLog /dev/null
RewriteLogLevel 0

# The following line is the really important step,
# it tells the webserver that the user "nagiosadmin" has
# successfully authenticated and is sending the request,
# regardless who is sending it really.

RewriteRule /nagvis/ - [E=REMOTE_USER:nagiosadmin]

It may also still be possible to configure NagVis to it's old style of authentication which relied on Nagios:

http://translate.googleusercontent.com/ ... iN10RsebEw