Enter the Nagios Host Name that the Console Server will be referred to in the Nagios central server – this will be generated from local System Name (entered in System: Administration) if unspecified

In Nagios Host Address, enter the IP address or DNS name that the upstream Nagios server will use to reach the Console Server – if unspecified this will default to the first network port’s IP as entered in System: IP)

In Nagios Server Address, enter the IP address or DNS name that the Console Server will use to reach the upstream Nagios monitoring server

Check the Disable SDT Nagios Extensions option if you wish to disable the SDT Connector integration with your Nagios server at the head end – this would only be checked if you want to run a vanilla Nagios monitoring

If not, enter the IP address or DNS name the SDT Nagios clients will use to reach the Console Server in SDT Gateway Address

When NRPE and NSCA are both enabled, NSCA is preferred method for communicating with the upstream Nagios server – check Prefer NRPE to use NRPE whenever possible (i.e. for all communication except for alerts)

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93-2879, B096-016, B096-048 specifications

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