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(Created page with "Adding Unix/Linux host to Nagios -------------------------------- 1. Connect to Nagios server #cd /usr/local/etc/nagios/objects/machines #vi apoyar.cfg (depending on wheth...")
 
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1. Connect to Nagios server
1. Connect to Nagios server (nagios.apoyar with neal username and apoyar.key)


#cd /usr/local/etc/nagios/objects/machines
#cd /usr/local/etc/nagios/objects/machines
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Set password for nagios to access from Nagios server  
Set password for nagios to access from Nagios server  


#password nagios
#passwd nagios


#cd /home/nagios
#cd /home/nagios
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#mkdir bin
#mkdir bin




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12. Run below command from Nagios server to copy public key file to access server password authentication less.
12. Copy public key (authorized_keys) file from any existing working server to access server password authentication less.  
 
 
#scp .ssh/id_rsa.pub user@remotehost:~/.ssh/authorized_keys
 




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15. But we don’t copy those checks files into bin folder, because whenever doing updates it will use latest versions of plugins it will create on issue.
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  So just will create soft links from actual installed folder to newly created bin folder on Nagios folder path.
  So just will create soft links from actual installed folder to newly created bin folder on Nagios folder path.
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