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check_nrpe plugin. Open the sample commands.cfg file for editing...</pre>
<code>vi /usr/localetc/nagios/etcobjects/commands.cfg</code>
and add the following definition to the file:
You are now ready to start adding services that should be monitored on the remote machine to the Nagios configuration...
'''4.6 Edit the localhost.cfg filelocated in the /etc/nagios/objects directory'''
<pre>Note: The localhost .cfg file can be created from one of the templates.cfg files located in the /etc/nagios/objects
1. Edit contacts.cfg file is pretty straight forward and easy to decipher.
<code>vi /usr/localetc/nagios/etc/objects/contacts.cfg</code>
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<pre>Note: The current machine has Fedora 13, however, for a machine running Fedora 12 it may differ eg. ScriptAlias /nagios
/cgi-bin “/usr/lib64/nagios/cgi-bin/” It's important that these directory paths exist and contain the appropriate content.
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<code>/usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_nrpe -H localhost -c check_zombie_procs</code>
8. At this point your installation and configuration of both the Nagios monitoring host and Remote host should be completed successfully. First ensure that your apache server and nagios is running on the corresponding monitoring host. To achieve a Frontend (GUI) view of Nagios functionality, go to your browser address field and type in the url-> http://<ip address of monitoring host goes here>/nagios. At the authentication prompt enter the username and password you set during the installation process.
== 5.1 Additional Details ==
