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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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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

Working with SNMP and MIB

Different operating systems can come with different SNMP applications. Many hardware vendors also offer additional software that manages multiple machines using SNMP—for example, HP OpenView or Sun Management Center. For this section and the following ones, the Net-SNMP package (see http://net-snmp.sourceforge.net/) will be used. This package is included in all Linux distributions and works with almost all Unix operating systems.

In order to install this package on Ubuntu Linux, we need to run the following command:

apt-get install snmp

For yum-based Linux distributions, the package is called net-snmp and the command to install it is as follows:

yum install net-snmp 

The Net-SNMP project homepage also offers binaries for several platforms, including HP-UX and Fedora Linux. Fedora packages should also work on Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems.

It is also possible to build everything from the source for various Unix operating systems such as AIX, HP-UX, and Solaris...

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