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Learning Nagios

You're reading from   Learning Nagios A beginners guide on Nagios

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2016
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ISBN-13 9781785885952
Length 414 pages
Edition 3rd Edition
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Wojciech Kocjan Wojciech Kocjan
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Piotr Beltowski Piotr Beltowski
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Table of Contents (14) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Introducing Nagios FREE CHAPTER 2. Installing Nagios 4 3. Configuring Nagios 4. Using the Built-in Web Interface 5. Using Additional Interfaces 6. Using the Nagios Plugins 7. Advanced Configuration 8. Notifications and Events 9. Passive Checks and NRDP 10. Monitoring Remote Hosts 11. Monitoring Using SNMP 12. Advanced Monitoring 13. Programming Nagios

Compiling Nagios from source code manually

This section describes the steps that the automated script performs and looks into the compilation process in more details.

This section is also meant to help troubleshooting errors with the automated script and explains more about how Nagios and Nagios plugins can be compiled and various options that can be used to change how and where they are compiled.

If you already have a setup running and are not interested in the details of how Nagios is installed, you may continue to the Running Nagios using virtualizations section, which describes how Nagios can be run inside a container or virtual machine.

Installing prerequisites

Building Nagios from sources requires a C compiler, standard C library development files, and the make/imake command. Additionally, development files for OpenSSL should be installed so that network-based plugins will be able to communicate over an SSL layer. MySQL and PostgreSQL development packages should also be installed so that...

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