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nagios interwiki link: [[nex:1440 | NagiosPortal]]
NagiosPortal is a set of Typo3 extensions which can be used to create a neat and powerful frontend for Nagios-monitored environments.
key features:
* handle more than one nagios server (no need for nsca)
* send external commands to nagios servers (via SSH/local pipe)
* group based objectright structure
* hierarchical user management
* database abstraction layer
* http streaming proxy to serve external websites e.g. nagvis
2008-01-23 14:31 added Typo3-site package
2008-02-01 16:16 updated all files due to new versions
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| Filename | Size | Description | DL | |
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| NagiosPortal-2.1.3.tar.gz | 2.45 MB | site package - GZ Archive | 387/226/0/3 | |
| net_dbdata-1.6.2.tar.gz | 155.53 kB | GZ Archive | 129/88/1/0 | |
| net_eventdb-1.0.1.tar.gz | 458.49 kB | GZ Archive | 154/103/2/0 | |
| net_nagioscmd-1.1.8.tar.gz | 37.65 kB | GZ Archive | 105/78/0/0 | |
| net_speedometer-0.0.1.tar.gz | 61.92 kB | GZ Archive | 122/88/0/0 | |
| net_sproxy-2.0.7.tar.gz | 108.08 kB | GZ Archive | 95/70/0/0 | |
| net_dbdata-1_6_2.t3x |
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156.51 kB | Typo3 extension | 139/87/0/0 |
| net_eventdb-1_0_1.t3x |
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431.92 kB | Typo3 extension | 107/72/0/1 |
| net_nagioscmd-1_1_8.t3x |
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37.83 kB | Typo3 extension | 86/59/0/0 |
| net_speedometer-0_0_1.t3x |
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62.07 kB | Typo3 extension | 120/82/1/0 |
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Added: Wed Nov 21 2007
Last Modified: Mon Jul 21 2008
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