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 Each of the Serial Ports and each of the Hosts connected to the console server which are to be monitored must have
Nagios enabled and any specific Nagios checks configured
 Lastly the central/upstream Nagios monitoring host must be configured
10.3.1 Enable Nagios on the console server
 Select System: Nagios on the console server Management Console and tick the Nagios service Enabled
 Enter the Nagios Host Name that the Console server will be referred to in the Nagios central server – this will be
generated from local System Name (entered in System: Administration) if unspecified
 In Nagios Host Address enter the IP address or DNS name that the upstream Nagios server will use to reach
the console server – if unspecified this will default to the first network port’s IP (Network (1) as entered in System:
IP)
 In Nagios Server Address enter the IP address or DNS name that the console server will use to reach the
upstream Nagios monitoring server
 Check the Disable SDT Nagios Extensions option if you wish to disable the SDT Connector integration with
your Nagios server at the head end – this would only be checked if you want to run a vanilla Nagios monitoring
 If not, enter the IP address or DNS name the SDT Nagios clients will use to reach the console server in SDT
Gateway Address
 When NRPE and NSCA are both enabled, NSCA is preferred method for communicating with the upstream
Nagios server – check Prefer NRPE to use NRPE whenever possible (i.e. for all communication except for alerts)
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