One of our Nagios Customer wants to monitor linux/ windows servers. For security reasons, the servers cannot be provided with an internet connection.
But the NRPE agent installation fails with many dependencies & the nagios documentation suggests using yum.
Is there any method for installing agents into servers/ desktops with no internet connection. Is there any specific repository where we can download the list of packages required for the agent install.
Regards
SBA-Viswa
Linux NRPE agent installation
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scottwilkerson
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Re: Linux NRPE agent installation
The packages required to install the Linux agent are
and their dependencies
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autoconf gcc glibc libmcrypt-devel make openssl-devel sudo sysstat xinetd bcRe: Linux NRPE agent installation
Tried the said method of downloading & installing the packages & its dependencies. But the customer is not happy with the way each package & its dependency needs to be first found, then downloaded & then installed. It take huge time.
Do you know any other agent method for monitoring linux based servers with a simple installation, like the case of check_mk where just that agent with xinetd is sufficient for monitoring the linux server.
Regards
SBA-Viswa
Do you know any other agent method for monitoring linux based servers with a simple installation, like the case of check_mk where just that agent with xinetd is sufficient for monitoring the linux server.
Regards
SBA-Viswa
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scottwilkerson
- DevOps Engineer
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- Joined: Tue Nov 15, 2011 3:11 pm
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Re: Linux NRPE agent installation
With XI another way would be to use NRDS which is included in XI.
You can find it under Admin-> NRDS Config Manager
There is a video explaining it here
http://library.nagios.com/library/produ ... s-tutorial
You can find it under Admin-> NRDS Config Manager
There is a video explaining it here
http://library.nagios.com/library/produ ... s-tutorial