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(New page: = How to Setup Nagios on Windows = <ol> <li>Download [http://files.nakednuns.org/x-0.3.x/NSClient++-Win32-0.3.0.zip NSClient++ 0.3.0] (nscp) and extract to c:\program files\nscp</li> <li>D...) |
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Latest revision as of 18:35, 9 January 2008
How to Setup Nagios on Windows
- Download NSClient++ 0.3.0 (nscp) and extract to c:\program files\nscp
- Download a standard NSC.ini and put it in c:\program files\nscp (overwriting if necessary)
- Open up the config file and make sure the monitors (located at the bottom) are appropriate for the system.
- You may need to add or remove disk monitors depending on how many disks/partitions the system has.
- Open up cmd.exe and do the following:
c:\program files\nscp nsclient++ /install nsclient++ /start
- If there's a firewall, allow port 5666 through the firewall:
- Go to Control Panel -> Windows Firewall
- Click on the 'Exceptions tab'
- Click 'Add Port'
- Name: 'nscp', Port: '5666'
- Check all of the monitors from a machine with 'check_nrpe'