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| | nagios-icons-nx-1.0.0.tar.gz || 1.0.0 || 04 Nov 2007 || Additional useful icons, inlucding the SME logo | | | nagios-icons-nx-1.0.0.tar.gz || 1.0.0 || 04 Nov 2007 || Additional useful icons, inlucding the SME logo |
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| === Download === | | === Download === |
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| ==== Hints ==== | | ==== Hints ==== |
− | * place all your configuration files in /etc/nagios/, the Logfile /var/log/nagios/nagios.log, the Log-Archives in /var/log/nagios/archives/ and the status file in /var/log/nagios/status.dat. These are the default settings. Leave them unchanged. The ''smeserver-nagios-backup'' RPM requires these settings to work properly. | + | * Place all your configuration files in /etc/nagios/, the Logfile /var/log/nagios/nagios.log, the Log-Archives in /var/log/nagios/archives/ and the status file in /var/log/nagios/status.dat. These are the default settings. Leave them unchanged. The ''smeserver-nagios-backup'' RPM requires these settings to work properly. |
| * Set the following in /etc/nagios/cgi.cfg to grant full accces to the user admin: | | * Set the following in /etc/nagios/cgi.cfg to grant full accces to the user admin: |
| use_authentication=1 | | use_authentication=1 |
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| authorized_for_all_service_commands=admin | | authorized_for_all_service_commands=admin |
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− | * it is a good idea to make your Nagios server as independent as possible from the infrastructure it monitors, i.e., use a dedicated hardware, network, mail- and pager system, firewall and internet connection if possible. | + | * It is a good idea to make your Nagios server as independent as possible from the infrastructure it monitors, i.e., use a dedicated hardware, network, mail- and pager system, firewall and internet connection if possible. |
− | * consider to setup a second Nagios somewhere on your network, which monitors your central Nagios server. Then you need to install the NRPE also on the central server. | + | * Consider to setup a second Nagios somewhere on your network, which monitors your central Nagios server. Then you need to install the NRPE also on the central server. |
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| + | ==== Backup and Restore ==== |
| + | With the the smeserver-nagios-backup RPM installed all [[Nagios]] and [[Nagios Grapher]] configuration data, status data and archives are included in the SME Server standard backup. In the pre-backup event those data are copied to the <tt>/home/e-smith/db/nagios/</tt> directory. As the nagios service is stopped during copying it is recommended to configure Nagios to save its scheduling info (next check time) for hosts and services in a file and use this at startup. Otherwise Nagios would re-schedule all checks spreaded over the timeframe defined by <tt>max_service_check_spread</tt> and <tt>max_host_check_spread</tt> (default 30 min). As a result you would have gaps in checking and visible gaps in the graphs of [[Nagios Grapher]]. |
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| + | in <tt>/etc/nagios/nagios.conf</tt> add/edit: |
| + | retain_state_information=1 |
| + | state_retention_file=/var/log/nagios/retention.dat |
| + | use_retained_program_state=1 |
| + | use_retained_scheduling_info=1 |
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| + | When doing a restore, the data from <tt>/home/e-smith/db/nagios/</tt> are copied back to their original locations in the bootstrap-console-save event. |
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| === Uninstall === | | === Uninstall === |
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| perl-Nagios-Plugin \ | | perl-Nagios-Plugin \ |
| smeserver-nagios-plugins-mysql | | smeserver-nagios-plugins-mysql |
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| === References === | | === References === |