New to Nagios – Best Way to Monitor a Mixed Linux/Windows Environment?
Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2025 2:36 am
I'm completely new to Nagios and just started exploring it for our small business network. We're running a mix of Linux servers (mostly Ubuntu and CentOS) and a few Windows machines (Windows Server 2019). My main goal is to set up basic uptime, CPU, memory, and disk monitoring across both platforms.
I’ve looked into NRPE and NSClient++ a bit, but I’m getting overwhelmed with all the options and plugins.
Could anyone point me in the right direction for a clean and simple setup that works well in a mixed environment? Also, are there any must-have plugins or tips I should know before I go too deep?
Appreciate any help or shared experience from those who’ve done something similar!
Thanks in advance!
I’ve looked into NRPE and NSClient++ a bit, but I’m getting overwhelmed with all the options and plugins.
Could anyone point me in the right direction for a clean and simple setup that works well in a mixed environment? Also, are there any must-have plugins or tips I should know before I go too deep?
Appreciate any help or shared experience from those who’ve done something similar!
Thanks in advance!