Hi,
I would like to use the check updates functionality in Nagios XI.
We are connected to the Internet through a proxy server which requires domain authentication.
I did not find where to enter any proxy settings in the Nagios XI GUI.
I'm using XI because it is more easy to deploy Nagios without Linux knowledge.
Can someone helps me to configure XI in order to use the update behind a proxy?
Thanks
Chris
Check Updates fails
Re: Check Updates fails
I may.
Is there no possibility to allow the address of the NagiosXI server?
You may be able to set the http_proxy environment variable.
/etc/httpd/conf.d/nagios.conf
after line 23, just b4 "</Directory>"
Add something like:
Is there no possibility to allow the address of the NagiosXI server?
You may be able to set the http_proxy environment variable.
/etc/httpd/conf.d/nagios.conf
after line 23, just b4 "</Directory>"
Add something like:
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SetEnv http_proxy http://<user>:<pass>@<server>:<port>/
Re: Check Updates fails
Hi
For the moment I do not have access to the proxy management console.
I tried to add the line in the nagios.conf, but still check failed.
I need to specify a domain user DOMAIN\USER:PASSWORD
I tried with single or double \ ( SetEnv http_proxy http://<domain\user>:<pass>@<server>:<port>/ and SetEnv http_proxy http://<domain\\user>:<pass>@<server>:<port>/
Do I also need modify a setting in CentOS, as the yum command is not working also (maybe for the same reason: the proxy).
Thanks
Chris
For the moment I do not have access to the proxy management console.
I tried to add the line in the nagios.conf, but still check failed.
I need to specify a domain user DOMAIN\USER:PASSWORD
I tried with single or double \ ( SetEnv http_proxy http://<domain\user>:<pass>@<server>:<port>/ and SetEnv http_proxy http://<domain\\user>:<pass>@<server>:<port>/
Do I also need modify a setting in CentOS, as the yum command is not working also (maybe for the same reason: the proxy).
Thanks
Chris
Re: Check Updates fails
Correct, on the command line you can set this via:You can set this as part of your profile, usually in /etc/profile.
Each application can also have proxy settings in it's config file.
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export http_proxy='http://<domain\user>:<pass>@<server>:<port>/'
Each application can also have proxy settings in it's config file.