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View tutorials for installation, configuration, setting up SNMP, and integrating Ansible into your XI instance.
A starter’s guide to Nagios XI for first-time installations or new users on an existing Nagios XI instance
Learn how to use various agents with Nagios XI to monitor Windows devices inside your network
An introduction to integrating Ansible automations with Nagios XI monitoring
A starter’s guide to XI for first-time installations or new users on an existing XI instance
Learn how to use various agents with XI to monitor Windows devices inside your network
An introduction to integrating Ansible automations with XI monitoring
Optimize your XI deployment and harness the power of network monitoring with our on-demand webinars.
Know more with technical documentation on XI.
Know more with technical documentation on XI.
You can use WMI or NSClient++ to monitor internal metrics. First, decide which route will work for you.
WMI works with the built-in management interface that Windows includes, while NSClient++ is an agent that can tap into many different objects. This includes performance counters, WMI, PowerShell, and just about anything you can script out!
As long as your application is returning an exit code and an output, it’s possible.
Troubleshoot with this article on crashed database tables.
1) Open-Source foundation cores and components like Core, PNP, and NDOUtils
2) The XI UI and system frameworks. The XI UI and system frameworks are released under a commercial license and contain some code used under license by Nagios Enterprises that cannot be released under an OSS license. Purchasing an XI license grants you a perpetual license to use the XI UI and system frameworks, including the licensed code.
Students may qualify for increased or unrestricted monitoring limits based on their needs and qualifications.
Manual installation is possible to physical servers running RHEL or CentOS and is available to customers that require it.
Yes, many of our plugins and add-ons can work with either XI or Core and are released under an OSS license. Because XI uses Core as a monitoring engine, you can use your custom Nagios plugins and event handlers, as well as community add-ons to extend XI’s native functionality.
XI is our fully supported monitoring solution built on the foundation of Nagios Core with additional features and functionality to streamline your IT management. XI is equipped with time-saving features, including easy-to-use Configuration Wizards, advanced multi-tenancy capabilities, and a customizable GUI.
A step up from the Standard Edition of XI, the Enterprise Edition has all standard features plus additional features, such as capacity planning, bulk modification, and scheduled reports.
No, a single XI license includes three separate installs:
This allows for an active-passive failover model, but if you would like to have an active-active setup, then you would need one license for each system. How you engineer the failover is up to you.
XI can directly integrate with Fusion. Log Server and Network Analyzer can integrate with XI.
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