Nagios2 to Nagios4
Hello experts,
I created a VM to try out Nagios4 (Should I keep it as a VM?)
I am in the process of changing to something better than Nagios2 for our company.
I have Nagios4 installed and ready to be configure and I was wondering if by copy and pasting the config files from Nagios2 I could get up and running.
Do I also need to reconfigure the plugins devices I am going to monitor?
Thank you!
I created a VM to try out Nagios4 (Should I keep it as a VM?)
I am in the process of changing to something better than Nagios2 for our company.
I have Nagios4 installed and ready to be configure and I was wondering if by copy and pasting the config files from Nagios2 I could get up and running.
Do I also need to reconfigure the plugins devices I am going to monitor?
Thank you!
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The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.
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