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Hello,
i was wondering if anybody could suggest a good Linux network monitoring software, that will monitor CPU, DISK,processes, availability up or down status and also can give printable reports for multiple machines. also, if it can be managed remotely. let me know
thanks,
eric
i was wondering if anybody could suggest a good Linux network monitoring software, that will monitor CPU, DISK,processes, availability up or down status and also can give printable reports for multiple machines. also, if it can be managed remotely. let me know
thanks,
eric
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What problems?
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i can't view the cgi's i go to http://localhost/nagios like the documentation says and it doesn't come up. i modified all the cfg files and i installed everything to the directories required by the doc. any ideas?
check your apache settings
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what should i look for in the apache settings?
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where is the access.conf file located? i can't find it anywhere.
it may have a different name.
if you have apache <2 it should be in /etc/httpd/conf or something like that - there should be 2-3 files - look for something similar to what you're supposed to put there. theoretically it doesnt matter in which of the files you're gonna put it but it's nice ot have everything together.
if you're using apache 2 it is probably it /usr/local/apache/conf/acc
if you have apache <2 it should be in /etc/httpd/conf or something like that - there should be 2-3 files - look for something similar to what you're supposed to put there. theoretically it doesnt matter in which of the files you're gonna put it but it's nice ot have everything together.
if you're using apache 2 it is probably it /usr/local/apache/conf/acc
or you can try "locate access.conf"
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i put the info in the conf file and i'm still getting the CGI Auth problem any suggestions.
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mon service monitor
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i have been trying to configure the nagios and having some trouble. do you have any helpful hints on how to set it up?