I need to assign a static IP address (netmask, gateway, DNS1 and DNS2 also of course) to the base image of Nagios XI / CentOS.
Can someone please walk me thru the process?
Static IP Address
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Re: Static IP Address
Are you using our VMWare image?
If not, it's somewhat outside the scope of Nagios XI support, I'd be glad to offer you a little direction
http://www.centos.org/docs/5/html/Deplo ... faces.html
If not, it's somewhat outside the scope of Nagios XI support, I'd be glad to offer you a little direction
http://www.centos.org/docs/5/html/Deplo ... faces.html
Re: Static IP Address
Yes- I am using your image, although with Hyper-V. It seems to be loading up and running fine in the Hyper-V environment.scottwilkerson wrote:Are you using our VMWare image?
If not, it's somewhat outside the scope of Nagios XI support, I'd be glad to offer you a little direction
http://www.centos.org/docs/5/html/Deplo ... faces.html
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Re: Static IP Address
The documentation I provided can be used to setup the the virtual machine, however you will need to make sure that the Hyper-V environment knows how to route to your VM.
Additionally, you can configure the CentOS network with the following command
The interface can be navigated with the tab / enter keys using the spacebar to uncheck items.
Additionally, you can configure the CentOS network with the following command
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system-config-network-tui