If they allow outbound connections then you can just use NSCA and
passive service checks to feed results from inside the firewall's
boundaries to the Nagios server. Of course, then you have to have a port
forward to receive it, but that would be a change to your firewall, not
theirs.
If they f
Live Great wrote:
> Hi,
>
> With Nagios and its plug-ins, what is the best way to avoid customer's
> firewall from blocking the data transfer between centralized Nagios server
> and the NRPE or Plug-ins installed in customer's servers?
>
> I basically don't want to change customer's security po
Hi,
With Nagios and its plug-ins, what is the best way to avoid customer's firewall
from blocking the data transfer between centralized Nagios server and the NRPE
or Plug-ins installed in customer's servers?
I basically don't want to change customer's security policies, but still allow
the cen
