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Hi All,

I am trying to set up my Nagios server running on CentOS 7 with Screenly so that I can display my dashboard onto a mounted wall monitor in the NOC.

Screenly does not have the ability to use authentication so when I point it to the nagios server it just shows the login screen. I need to set it up to bypass the login and show the dashboard ie. make the dashboard available publicly with no auth

I found the following guide for Ubuntu but its not working for me in CentOS 7.
https://www.screenly.io/use-cases/dashboard/nagios/

Has anyone set this up or know how I would interpret the above guide to work with Nagios on CentOS 7?

Is this Nagios Log Server? You are posted in the Nagios Log Server forum.

Yes this for nagios log server, i realise that guide is for Nagios core. Does the same trick apply to Nagios log server?

Sorry, Nagios Log Server does not have an auto-login feature at this time.

OK, Thanks for the prompt response

tatakliyan wrote:OK, Thanks for the prompt response

No problem, This may get added in a future release.

Thanks Scott. That would be great. We are still trying to figure out the best way to display our Nagios Log server on a screen in the NOC (which runs screenly on a raspberry pi).

if this same solution for core server which I linked cant be done, is there another way to display the log server dashboard without a login?

Keen to hear what people currently use as a solution to displaying the log server dashboard on a NOC screen.

Unfortunately I don't know of any way to login to Log Server without a login prompt, but once you login it should stay logged in if the page is active in a browser.