Ok, I have to admit that this series has been a lot of fun (well for me anyway ~ I have had a blast) – but this part is perhaps by far and away the most fun that I have personally had – as it means that I have needed to develop some sample Powershell […]
Welcome to part 3 of my series which is based around how you can use Nagios to monitor both Windows and Exchange Servers. In the previous two posts (Part 1 is located here and Part 2 is located here) – I covered the following: Part 1 Setting up Nagios on Ubuntu Part 2 Setting up […]
In the first part of this series I covered how you can get a working instance of Nagios Core on a Ubuntu VMWare server within your environment. What I would like to cover in this part is how you can begin to perform some basic monitoring on a Windows Server within your infrastructure using the […]
[ NOTE: ] This part has been updated to reflect some suggestions from readers of the site. Sections that have changed are: Installing Nagios Core – added the sed commands before the “Make” process, this fixes an issue with the Make file which prevents the Nagios home page from being displayed, as well as some […]
