Oreon: Setting up a simplified and more elegant solution for Nagios
Introduction
Oreon is a network monitoring and supervision software based on the most efficient Open Source information retrieval engine: Nagios.
Today Oreon no longer exists and is called Centreon.
The objective of this project is to provide a new interface for Nagios, capable of giving it new functionalities while keeping the logic of its existing mechanisms. All within a modern, scalable interface designed for everyone.
The Oreon project benefits from a constantly growing community and unwavering investment, which allows it to make its solution increasingly robust and constantly offer innovative new tools.
You can find on the website, www.oreon-project.org, all the necessary information for integrating Oreon into your infrastructure:
- Packages to download
- Necessary documentation
- Appropriate community tools
- Professional support service
Installation of Nagios
To install Nagios, refer to the docs in this wiki, or read this documentation written specifically for Oreon integration.
documentation
Installation of Oreon
You can follow this documentation.
documentation
However, during the installation, I encountered some dependency issues. That’s why at the end of it, before proceeding to the web installation, enter these lines:
pear install -o -f --alldeps Mail Mail_Mime Net_SMTP Net_Socket Net_Traceroute Net_Ping Validate Image_Graph Image_GraphViz HTML_Table HTML_QuickForm_advmultiselect Auth_SASL HTTP Numbers_Roman Numbers_Words MDB2 DB_DataObject_FormBuilder DB_DataObject DB Date
Last updated 11 May 2009, 12:43 CEST.