The following summary will be displayed if the configuration is successful: Build Nagios in Linux Next, install all the necessary dependencies and build tools for Nagios by running the following configuration script: $ sudo.

Next, navigate into the Nagios source code folder. Once the download is complete, execute the following command to extract the Nagios source code. Use the wget command to download the archive file. By the time of writing this guide, the latest version of Nagios is 4.4.6.

We will download the Nagios Core archive from the official site. We are ready to proceed with the download of Nagios. Now let’s get along with downloading Nagios. Perfect! We have installed all the requisite packages needed for Nagios. It would also be a great idea to confirm that both services are running: $ sudo systemctl status httpd Then start the Apache webserver and php-fpm services. $ sudo systemctl enable -now httpd php-fpm Once the installation is complete, start and enable httpd and php-fpm services to start on boot time. Thereafter, proceed and install the development tools: $ sudo dnf -y groupinstall 'Development Tools' $ sudo dnf install -y php perl wget unzip glibc automake glibc-common gettext autoconf php php-cli gcc gd gd-devel net-snmp openssl-devel unzip net-snmp postfix net-snmp-utils

These include the Apache HTTP web server, compiler tools such gcc, SNMP packages and php modules to mention a few. Some additional dependencies are required for the installation of Nagios to proceed without a hitch.

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