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WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) allows for agentless monitoring of Windows machines. Nagios XI supports WMI monitoring, which provides admins with a simple method of monitoring…

This document describes how to install the WMI client on the Nagios XI server. The WMI client is a requirement for monitoring Windows machines using…

This document is meant to show a step-by-step guide for offloading the MySQL services from the central Nagios XI server to an external, remote server.

This document describes how to configure outbound checks in Nagios XI. Outbound checks are used in federated and distributed monitoring environments, as well as environments…

This document describes how to configure inbound checks in Nagios XI. Inbound checks are used in federated and distributed monitoring environments, as well as environments…

Nagios XI stores current and historical information in various databases in order to facilitate reports and provide users with instant information on monitored elements. Over…

This document describes how to configure optimal database settings for Nagios® XI™ for increased performance. Nagios XI stores current and historical information in various databases…

As a Managed Service Provider, you would be able to purchase a separate license for each of your customers and the good news is that…

This document describes how to setup NSClient++ in a way that allows Nagios administrators to monitor remote Windows machines using passive checks.

Passive check results for hosts and services that are submitted to Nagios by external agents and application using the NSCA or NRDP APIs are not…

Interested in scaling your Nagios deployment to monitor a large environment? Distributed monitoring may be the solution you're looking for. This document describes different methods…

This document describes how to configure passive service checks in Nagios XI. Passive checks are useful when you want to receive and process data (such…