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F.A.N - fully automated nagios, although it is on centos.
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F.A.N - fully automated nagios, although it is on centos.

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I am looking for a tutorial to install and configure centreon integrated with nagios on a Ubuntu 8.04 distribution.<br />
Other distributions could be considered.<br />
TIA
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I am looking for a tutorial to install and configure centreon integrated with nagios on a Ubuntu 8.04 distribution.
Other distributions could be considered.
TIA

look for a  tutorial on centreon installation with nagios

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