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I’ve found a good general practice,
for just about any type of server, is to start with a minimal install. Then,
as you put the server together, add packages as you need them. It may be a bit
slower and more involved than just selecting from a list during a GUI install,
but it gives you exactly what you need without any extra junk you don’t. From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Curtis Herrmann I am currently digesting the documentation for Nagios 2.0
from the Nagios Website. I intend to start my first installation after I finish
reading the documentation which seems to be very straightforward. The question that I have is in reference to the base
OS installation. I will be using Fedora Core 4, and would like to ask if there
are any recommendations or documents about a box specifically dedicated to
Nagios. Example: Should I accept the “Web Servers”
default installation from Anaconda, or should I download a specific Apache
version from any particular place etc. Same question with Compiler installs. These questions all in the context of what is best for
a foundation for a Nagios box. Kind Regards, Curtis |
- RE: [Nagios-users] Nagios - Newbie Morris, Patrick
- RE: [Nagios-users] Nagios - Newbie Curtis Herrmann
- Re: [Nagios-users] Nagios - Newbie Jim Perrin
